Who do TBA's American members actually want to be elected

[300BillionDegrees]

bernie is done too

Not *done* done thanks to proportional delegates, but it would take some pretty extraordinary circumstances to catch up at this point.

[SrsSam77]

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Real talk though bernie could've been crushing hillary by now if his fucking 17-26 demographic would actually go out to vote like trump supporters of the same demographic are.

I wonder what it feels like to be hillary and just automatically win without doing anything while trump is fighting tooth and nail to win states

[Philip K Dick]

I wonder what it feels like to be hillary and just automatically win without doing anything while trump is fighting tooth and nail to win states

[Necronomitr0n]

armon, I am prepared to offer you a sum of $100,000 for that vintage pepe; please respond accordingly

[SrsSam77]

armon, I am prepared to offer you a sum of $100,000 for that vintage pepe; please respond accordingly

I'll give you permission to save this one for a maga hat and 5 hentai subscriptions

[rtil]

that QR code takes you to the french wikipedia page for tony hawk's pro skater HD

[Bamyasi]

Defintely voting for Trump now, if anyone.

[rtil]

Trump is also pro-Israel but his position on it is somewhat nebulous (surprise surprise)

[Bamyasi]

A flaccid stance on Israel is still more attractive than the massive boner Hillary displayed today.

[basketweaver]

i think it's simply true that Trump is a good businessman and entrepreneur. John Oliverites will disagree with this, but it's been debunked -- if there is anything Trump is good at, even if you think he's a rude and horrible person, he's good at making deals and generating cash; turning a 1 million dollar loan into 200 million dollars in the period of 12 years in REAL ESTATE is not bad at all.

one of the most important qualities of a businessman is being able to learn new skills and get into new markets. trump's business ventures are extremely diverse (properties, casinos, golf courts, wineries, books, food, investing, marketing, even board games, and probably others I'm missing), and every time you enter a new market, there's a new set of skills to learn and a new way of doing things that isn't the same as you've done it before. he's proved himself to have an effective leadership and management style, and i honestly think he's a smart man who knows how to learn on the fly. i think you're doing him a great injustice if you think he's gonna be a buffoon who presses all the big red buttons as soon as he gets into the white house.

[rtil]

John Oliverites

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