Tokolotshe
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And Bukka tries self correcting with "pears".Is Trump a coastal elite?
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And Bukka tries self correcting with "pears".Is Trump a coastal elite?
‘It’s never a real Twitter Trending. It’s Twitter Executive’s Choice. Only negative on Republican voices, especially mine!’
‘Sarah is correct. McCain was a lousy candidate with lots of bad policy, but the “deadhead” sabotaged his campaign from the inside and never gave him a chance to win. Hope they were happy with OBiden (sic), who gave you me!’
Chris - He isn't a coastal elite or holds those views.And Bukka tries self correcting with "pears".
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Sorry for the noise myBBers, trying to get Buka on track.Chris - He isn't a coastal elite or holds those views.
Trump - billionaire, was a life long Democrat, was big friends with the Clintons, lives in a coastal city in a building with his name on it.
I really don't get the Dems' obsession with bringing out all manner of celebs...firstly, a large percentage of people don't give a hoot what a celeb thinks about politics + it just reinforces the "coastal (liberal) elites" problem that the Dems continue to struggle with.
When I talk about coastal elites, I'm not really referring o the geographical area (although there is usually an overlap). Read back to what I mean by "coastal elites".
Also you lot continue to make the mistake that wealthy people can't be in touch with the working class (there are many wealthy working-class Americans just FYI). Just as you made the mistake that because Farage was a metal trader in the UK and went to a private school, he can't possibly "represent" or give voice to the working class in the UK, the same is true of Trump.
"in touch with the working class"
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(In funny font)"in touch with the working class"
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Yes and hypocriticaly Trump is part of the "Coastal Elites" that the GOP, himself and his voter base love to criticise.Sorry for the noise myBBers, trying to get Buka on track.
Go back I said ... to here:
Savvy? Or should I start posting maps? Dems won those coastal areas, lost in the heartland ...
Ok pull the other finger now Chris. He is from New York. He is a billionaire. Born to extreme wealth.Yes, but he isn't a coastal elite or at least doesn't hold political views of that class.
His views on immigration and trade? Very much what the majority of working class are thinking in the US. I mean Sanders' trade views are not a world away from Trump's views on trade...
Press conferance underway - as expected, he knows nothing about it.The Orange Dotard says he he doesn't know Steve Bannon.
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Trump says he disagreed with privately funded border wall. The builder got $1.7 billion in wall contracts from his administration.
President Donald Trump now claims this privately funded border wall in the Rio Grande Valley — touted as the "Lamborghini" of fences — was built to "make me look bad," even though the project's builder and funders are all Trump supporters.www.texastribune.org
Ma se kind..... Trump thinks you need photo ID to buy groceries. Just pull all the fingers now.in touch with the working class
Sollie: What is 2 + 2 ... ?
Buka: apples.
Follow back on what is being discussed in the convo.
His views on trade? Like all his tariffs that screwed over farmers, so he had to resort to Socialism to help them out? Or how he destroyed the Lobster industry in Maine because his tariffs made it cheaper to get lobster from Canada.His views on immigration and trade? Very much what the majority of working class are thinking in the US. I mean Sanders' trade views are not a world away from Trump's views on trade...
However, the working class also love stuff like Mediaid, Social Security etc. that Republicans want to cut but Trump has been vocal in keeping those benefits and certainly has less interest in cutting such entitlements than more orthodox Republicans.
He was watching the pre game warm up, while we are all celebrating the final whistle.Nah its more like
Sollie: What is the meaning of red?
Everyone else:....