Trump is coming to Pensacola on Wednesday, 1/13/2016

Admission is free, but does require tickets.

Donald J. Trump rally in Pensacola, Florida on Wednesday, January 13th at 7:00 p.m. Mr. Trump will be visiting Florida to talk about the issues that are important to voters, like you, as he continues to campaign across the country to Make America Great Again.

Doors for the event will open at 5:00 p.m. at Pensacola Bay Center located at 201 East Gregory Street Pensacola, FL 32502.

RSVP for the event at TrumpPensacola.eventbrite.com.

Somebody go throw a tomato at his big head for me, yeah?

I wouldn't waste a good tomato this time of year... maybe a rotten egg... lol.

PkrBum wrote:

I wouldn't waste a good tomato this time of year... maybe a rotten egg... lol.

Excellent point. I love tomatoes... especially romas, and they're very expensive up here.

What are the major issues with Trump that incites such violence and the tendency toward wasting food stuffs?

Out of all of the candidates, seriously, are any of them worth what they will be paid to accomplish nothing short of....less than average?

I don't have any venom towards trump... I just don't see him as a serious choice.

Our presidential election is turning into an american idol contest.

I don't think we have a single half-decent choice in the lot of them, but he irritates me much, much more than the rest of them. He is a blow-hard who likes to hear himself talk. Loudly.

Tomorrow is the big day. He appeals to bigotry on so many levels.

Pensacola should turn out in droves...

^I was thinking the same thing.

Eric wrote:

Tomorrow is the big day.  He appeals to bigotry on so many levels.

Pensacola should turn out in droves...

Well, we have a slam on Trump and the City of Pensacola. I don't live in P'cola and won't be in attendance, but based on what I've seen thus far in regard to his rally numbers, it is not only the City of Pensacola who turns out in large numbers for one who appeals to bigotry on a lot of levels.

I've seen the same Trump we've always seen. Who knows if he'll make it to the general election, but we do know what he has accomplished in his life. What have the other candidates accomplished besides being career politicians beholden to lobbyist money interests and changing speeches to suit the area audience?

I'm not saying he doesn't need a filter between his thoughts and speaking, but if any candidate actually says what they think and feel, you'd get the same thing.

Does Ben Carson have a shot? Rubio? How about ol slim from the great state of Texas....

I agree that it has become a circus, but it is getting more attention than we'd get with the usual Bush, Rubio, Cruz debate that results in absolutely.......zero.

I need to add post script:

Dr. Carson has accomplished more than the rest of them.  I just think he is too nice, polite and decent to do very well in our political system.

Are most of ya'll democrats?

I'm a democrat but I'm not most of ya'll. I'll vote for Bernie in our primary but I'm wavering because I might just waste my vote on O'Malley. Yeah, that's a guy that's running too.

I agree that Dr Carson has done more good than any of the others running, and I think he should keep on doing exactly what he's been doing the last few decades.
I think Rand Paul would be of more use being an eye doctor too.

Trump loves Bigots. Bigots love Trump.
They won't be able to get everybody in the Civic Center Wednesday night.

Writlarge wrote:

I need to add post script:

Dr. Carson has accomplished more than the rest of them.  I just think he is too nice, polite and decent to do very well in our political system.

Are most of ya'll democrats?

No, I'm a Libertarian.

I'm a registered Democrat, but I vote for the candidate that I think has the best qualifications.  (Boy, did I screw up voting this last time.)

I wish the Republicans can muster up a moderate candidate that can run against Hillary.  

I like most of what Bernie has to say, but I don't think we can afford him.  I like Rand, but he ain't his daddy.

ABH. Anybody But Hillary.

Eric wrote:

I'm a registered Democrat, but I vote for the candidate that I think has the best qualifications.  (Boy, did I screw up voting this last time.)

I wish the Republicans can muster up a moderate candidate that can run against Hillary.  

I like most of what Bernie has to say, but I don't think we can afford him.  I like Rand, but he ain't his daddy.

ABH.  Anybody But Hillary.

Quit stealing my material, Eric.

I guess the question was phrased incorrectly. Insert liberal in lieu of democrat.

This is definitely Obama territory.

Answer is still no. I am a conservative Libertarian.

I have no words.

riceme wrote:

Eric wrote:

I'm a registered Democrat, but I vote for the candidate that I think has the best qualifications.  (Boy, did I screw up voting this last time.)

I wish the Republicans can muster up a moderate candidate that can run against Hillary.  

I like most of what Bernie has to say, but I don't think we can afford him.  I like Rand, but he ain't his daddy.

ABH.  Anybody But Hillary.

Quit stealing my material, Eric.

This is probably a terrible source, I know, but it's a direct quote and no commentary so I'm just going to leave it here.

SEN. RAND PAUL: "I think Donald Trump would be a disaster for the Republican party. I have spent the last two years trying to say we need to be a bigger party, more inclusive, more diverse, rich, poor, white, black. I have been really trying to expand the notion of our party and I think Donald Trump is trying to narrow that and there is a certain anger that appears to be directed toward different ethnic groups that I think is a mistake. Our party I think actually needs to do much more than we have done to be a bigger party. I think Donald Trump would take us back a generation or two and I think would absolutely destroy the party. So I'm doing everything I can to make sure that he's not the nominee...

We have pointed out to the Republican party and to the network that if you look at the polls that have come out, that we should be included... It looks like they want to shrink the Republican party if they want to push the liberty vote, the libertarian-leaning voters out of the party. These voters can go other places. They sometimes vote for third party candidates and so I don't know. We think it's a mistake that they made. We hope they will try to correct it."

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/01/14/rand_paul_gop_wants_to_push_libertarian_leaning_voters_out_of_the_party.html

Here's the only guy I can see myself getting behind for 2016:



I've never been a pot smoker but Willie's probably still got more on the ball than anyone in the field right now.

https://shop.willienelson.com/products/willie-for-president-yard-sign-wnys01?ref=yotpo_82&utm_campaign=social_push&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=yotpo

Lol... I'd vote for him too... a true american icon.

He'd probably do a better job than any of the jokers that are running while he's higher than a giraffe's balls.

riceme wrote:

He'd probably do a better job than any of the jokers that are running while he's higher than a giraffe's balls.

Can you imagine those long trips on AF1?.....Better have PLENTY of snacks!....

mediawatcher wrote:

riceme wrote:

He'd probably do a better job than any of the jokers that are running while he's higher than a giraffe's balls.

    Can you imagine those long trips on AF1?.....Better have PLENTY of snacks!....

Willie was on TV the other day singing with some woman and still using that beat up old guitar. He did a great job at 82 YEARS OLD, must be something good about that medicinal "incense" he uses....