Presidential race 2016

[BigMark]

Well, I'm not tempted to grab your pussy because you're not a cry baby, sal. However, you're sometimes a bully crier (in defense of other people, not yourself) and I often think you're off-base in that regard, but don't really care.

I thought it was stupid when people acted like Trump was serious about throwing a baby out of a rally. He was obviously joking, in my opinion. I also thought it was funny when he joked about Melania ripping off Michelle Obama at that charity dinner a few days ago, though I understand that some people saw it as throwing his wife under the bus. The Alicia Machado 'fat shaming' deal was a big 'so what?' to me because she entered a beauty pageant and played along with the whole thing for publicity. Clinton was smart and got a lot of mileage out of it, however, because she correctly assessed Trump's inability to refrain from getting obsessed and not being able to let it go when she tossed out the bait. Trump showed his lack of discipline and pettiness in how he handled it, in my view.

Here's what I think does matter. Trump stiffed so many small businesses like your's and mine, knowing he was gonna stiff them before they even started work on his projects (by his own admission). That's not smart business, that's a fucking scheister with no professional integrity. Why some people admire or excuse that shit is beyond me.

Trump also uses cheap foreign labor instead of American workers, which I personally understand as a business owner. However, I also understand that he's a hypocrite and full of shit when he chastises other people/businesses who use foreign labor.

In addition, Trump proudly declared himself the king of debt and, again, displayed his hypocrisy by later lambasting the government for being in debt.

Plus, the "Obama is a Kenyan Muslim" birther idiocy Trump floated for years (even after Obama's short and long birth certificates were released) in order to gather a certain type of base for his entry into politics tells me a lot about who Trump is and how he operates.

The whole "I'll release my tax returns if Obama supplies his birth certificate", then "I'll release my tax returns if I run for President", then "I'll release my tax returns when the audit is complete".... game Trump continues to play is also indicative, to me, of the fact that Trump is full of shit and not "authentic" or transparent at all. He keeps changing is excuses. He can release his tax returns despite being under audit. And, there's nothing preventing him from releasing already-audited tax returns from earlier this decade. I can see how the fact that he hasn't legally paid any person income tax wouldn't be a deal-breaker for many, but the broken promises and changing excuses should be hard for anyone to swallow, in my view.

And, I think you stating that Trump doesn't objectify women is asinine; but we often disagree on such issues. I listen and understand where you're coming from, I just don't agree with you. Trump proudly objectified women on Howard Stern year after year, including his own daughter. He said outright and proudly that he can't say he respects women. He said that women should be treated like shit. He admitted to barging in on contestants in beauty pageants because he wanted to see naked young women with great bodies and he liked that he could get away with it. And, that hot mic tape where he brags about groping and kissing women without consent says a whole lot about how he regards women in relation to himself, regardless as to whether he did those things or not (I believe he did is some cases, but just thinking it's cool to claim he did as a 59-year-old husband and father is some concerning juvenile misogynistic bullshit on its own, to me).

I think Clinton is very deliberate, cautious, not very transparent, paranoid about attacks from 'the right', and sometimes lies and misleads when it's to to her advantage. Plus, she is too hawkish and interventionist for my taste and plays the political game like a motherfucker. I'm not a Clinton lover. However, she's smart, she doesn't appear to objectify women or men, she isn't looking to limit rights and choices for large groups of people, she has helped millions of people in her public service and through her family's foundation, she's been praised for her commitment and ability to work bi-partisan by both Democratic and Republican politicians, and she doesn't whine like a cry baby bitch whenever things don't go her way.

So, for me, it's not a hard choice. Then again, I don't have it in my mind that Clinton is the devil incarnate, like a lot of Trump supporters do. And, as an American with a lot of freedom at a time when the economy and most other issues are as good or better than they've been in a long time here or anywhere else in the world, I'm not convinced that we're at the end of days or on the ledge, as a lot of Trump fans do.

So, I'll vote for Clinton and others who view the world, the U.S., and our two presidential candidates way differently than I do will vote for Trump. Even if Trump wins, and I sincerely hope he doesn't, I'll be grateful that his victory was decided by free and fair elections and won't cry like a bitch because my preference didn't come to fruition.

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