[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

For their husbands is it, while they make the dinner and iron his shirts? aaahhh it's clear now Arista

No Fine Lady
not all of them
Some women also go out to work
as their kids are stuck in school.


Can you help Dezzy
to Understand Trump Won
because of Jobs that Clinton said NO to.


Also Fine Lady
http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=315520
can you post on this thread, if you find time,
as I went out of my way
to back this other Fine Lady on
something now in Parliament
and New Law


Thank You For Your Time

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by arista

No Fine Lady
not all of them
Some women also go out to work
as their kids are stuck in school.


Can you help Dezzy
to Understand Trump Won
because of Jobs that Clinton said NO to.


Also Fine Lady
http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=315520
can you post on this thread, if you find time,
as I went out of my way
to back this other Fine Lady on
something now in Parliament
and New Law


Thank You For Your Time

Yes Arista one of the reasons many voted for Trump was because of jobs in industry, so it is a promise he had better keep or there will be a mass turn around at the next election, but unfortunately some can't see much further than the 'isms' on this subject. It's all about agenda.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Yes Arista one of the reasons many voted for Trump was because of jobs in industry, so it is a promise he had better keep or there will be a mass turn around at the next election, but unfortunately some can't see much further than the 'isms' on this subject. It's all about agenda.

There will be a mass turnaround anyway. Half the reason Trump won was voter apathy, they got a 55% turnout which is really shameful for the world's supposed "beacon of democracy". And less than half of those who voted voted for Trump.

If anything positive will come from this, I would hope it's that a lot of people will have been shocked out of their stupor and actually bother to vote in 2020.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

There will be a mass turnaround anyway. Half the reason Trump won was voter apathy, they got a 55% turnout which is really shameful for the world's supposed "beacon of democracy". And less than half of those who voted voted for Trump.

If anything positive will come from this, I would hope it's that a lot of people will have been shocked out of their stupor and actually bother to vote in 2020.

I was over in the states just before the election and spoke to alot of people about it, the vast majority felt like they were stuck between a rock and a hard place because they hated both candidates

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I was over in the states just before the election and spoke to alot of people about it, the vast majority felt like they were stuck between a rock and a hard place because they hated both candidates

The fact that 3 million more people voted for Clinton than Trump, and yet Trump is president, is surely completely broken as an electoral system. And yet, the people who would defend Trump's legitimacy are the same ones who are adamant that the binary UK-wide referendum vote is more relevant than the demographics and geography of the vote. Whichever suits, I guess