Trump 2016

Supporting the only man who can fix the United States

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Trump is right: Sweden's refugee policy has led to problems it never imagined | Coffee House

(Fraser Nelson writes from Stockholm:) During a rally in Florida yesterday, Donald Trump said that Sweden ‘took in large numbers’ of…

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Snowflake Vs Veteran

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Navy Seals support Trump. 

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Fuck the News

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I feel like I’m taking crazy pills. The Russians are responsible for rigging the election by revealing something that you did? 

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Le Pen is an ally in this fight for national security!

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For all those people saying I’m unfairly targeting muslims.  Here are the facts. All you liberal defending this “religion of peace” need to wake up. 

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Donald J. Trump on Twitter

“My wonderful son, Eric, will no longer be allowed to raise money for children with cancer because of a possible conflict of interest with...”

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ok why is hillary acting like democrats help blacks when they’ve run inner cities for 50 years and haven’t done shit

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Not true. Democrats have done a lot…to rob black people of any reasonable opportunities to build themselves up.

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Young voters to Clinton: We can’t stand you

Hillary Clinton is widely disliked by younger voters. They’re not necessarily moving to Donald Trump, but they may just stay home.

BY DAVID LIGHTMAN

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STATE COLLEGE, PA.

Students all over Penn State University agree on this much about Hillary Clinton: “She’s slimy,” said Anay Pope.

And Pope, 25, is a Clinton supporter. For the moment.

Clinton’s poll numbers are sagging, and the biggest reason is that she’s plunging among young voters. A Quinnipiac University poll this month found that in a four-way race, Clinton is up 5 points nationally with 18- to 34-year-old voters, down from a 24-point lead just a month before.

Just days ahead of the first debate Monday and less than two months before voting ends, interviews with more than 30 young voters in the battleground state of Pennsylvania underscore her two challenges: Many young voters are taking serious looks at Donald Trump as well as Libertarian Gary Johnson and the Green Party’s Jill Stein. And many are debating whether they even want to vote this year.