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Apple Withholds Republican Convention Donations Over Trump Politics
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And the huffington post is anti white male, anti family, anti gender roles, and anti-masculinity
The editors of Huffington Post:
hmmmmmmmmm I wonder what is on their hidden agenda????
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Really? I thought most conservatives had businesses and were ambitious self starters who work for a living and liberals just leech off them and government benefits...
Im pretty sure its Republicans who are traditionally portrayed as the intelligent business men.
I never see liberals as garbage men or construction workers but they sure do flock to media related jobs.
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Well okay, I'll just stick to my usual moniker for Trump: DOG ****!
Thats taken out of context, he's not actually mocking that guys handicap.
Your whole premise is false through and through.
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You missed my point. They inherited empires , they did not built them.
Second point, glad you have a brain, I'd recommend looking the definition of hypocrisy, and a few examples, after which you might understand my point. Nothing silly about forcing our will one others....by going to war etc, silly .
sometimes we need to listen to markerting less , and form our own opinions from the knowledge available to us, using our brains. Wisdom comes with time. If you believe the iPhone is unbreakable , that is naive, Even after FBI disclosed they got access to one, other exploits have or will be found in the future, that is the nature of security.
I'm happy with much of what President Obama has done, and has tried to do. I'm furious with the GOP-gridlocked congress that has made a policy of blocking every single thing he's tried to do EVEN WHEN IT INVOLVES IDEAS THEY WERE THE FIRST ONES TO PROMOTE. They have worked tirelessly from the moment he was elected to make him look bad. And this is not conspiracy theory - there are Republican legislators on record saying this is their policy.
And the huffington post is anti white male, anti family, anti gender roles, and anti-masculinity
The editors of Huffington Post:
hmmmmmmmmm I wonder what is on their hidden agenda????
Omg they are white female apple extremists!!!
I suppose I will break rule of ignoring white supermisists just temporarily so I can post this:
There is absolutely no reason for him to be throwing his hands around like that except as a mocking gesture. Oh, and if you say that he wasn't aware that the man is disabled, be aware that all you're doing then calling your own candidate an idiot.
So.....if all the tech companies stay out of politics, how do they add up and keep track of things at the convention, pen and paper? An abacus? What?
yup
Because the guy lied apparently and trying act like he never said something that was written down while trump was holding the article the guy wrote in his hand.
Trump was mocking a faceless liar. Then later people were like, that guy actually is like that.
How is it trumps fault he doesn't know what every random reporter on earth looks like.
I'm not a white supremacist but you're definately a white supressor-ist. Talk about cheap tactics you keep spamming a picture of a disabled person to try to make Trump look bad but you just come across as exploitative.
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Isn't actually DOING business with one of the parties meddling. He's actually answering your call here and staying out of the convention.
I wasn't muh-muh-muh-muh-making fu-fu-fun of stu-stu-stu-suttering Bob! I was just making fun of what some people do when they're caught in an obvious lie, the bald face liar!
Ah yes, because Trump later claimed he didn't know what the guy looked like, we can completely ignore the fact that he's clearly gesturing in a way that mocks the man's disability.
Ah yes, because Trump later claimed he didn't know what the guy looked like, we can completely ignore the fact that he's clearly gesturing in a way that mocks the mans disability.
I'm pretty sure that suspiciously on-point imitation was totally an accident.
No. No media needed. I hate Trump based solely on......Trump. His words speak for themselves. He is a horrible human being and a con man, and is now trying to pull off his biggest con yet.
Ah yes, because Trump later claimed he didn't know what the guy looked like, we can completely ignore the fact that he's clearly gesturing in a way that mocks the man's disability.
It's not clear. It was actually quite vague. Trump does a lot of physical actions like that all the time.
Acting dumb or playing dumb, that's what it looks like. It's a coincidence more than anything.
It's a non story.
I've read quite a bit about the Clintons. I wouldn't call them evil, but they are, yeah, morally flexible, if I want to slap a euphemism on it. Hillary and Bill both have been embroiled in hinky goings-in for decades now, and have been called out on just about every single a bit of it. They're a cutthroat couple of people.
Ha! Look at all those vaginas pretend they're people! Am I rite, Bobby? Am I rite am I rite am I rite?
I had btw strongly suspected that 'handicapped person/Trump' side-by-side was an out of context 'quote'.
There definitely appears to be a smear-Trump campaign underway within the media. Unflattering poses of Trump seem to pop up everywhere and everything he does or says is spun negatively, while Hillary largely is projected as 'the voice of reason' and seems to get a free pass. While it's time consuming for us to personally verify all that is claimed by either side, we are somehow expected to make our own judgements about 'fitness for office'. Perhaps for fact checking we are mostly at the mercy of the media which would tinge our opinion with the media's bias.
Common sense would dictate the truth lies somewhere in between. So it comes down to which candidate has the ability, and can be trusted, to deliver a new approach since what we have had so far clearly does't seem to be working. One thing seems certain, the rhetoric and false accusations on both sides will be unprecedented, and we'll have our hands full sorting fact from fiction.
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Ah, so as Renzatic said: "I'm pretty sure that suspiciously on-point imitation was totally an accident."
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I'm going to have to ask for some sources for that bold claim. Please cite them.