DeMotivators

**donniekak** · 01-27-2016, 12:08 PM

Originally Posted by CoopKill

Interested in seeing how the boycott works out for him

I like trump, but not for president. However I agree with his decision. When the owner of a news organization clowns you on social media, you can't do their event.

**j2k4** · 01-27-2016, 12:36 PM

Originally Posted by donniekak

I like trump, but not for president. However I agree with his decision. When the owner of a news organization clowns you on social media, you can't do their event.

Well, if he thinks he'd get treated better by CNBC, et al, he could have run as a democrat.

Hmm...y'know, that would be perfect for everyone's purposes.

DONALD, ARE YOU LISTENING?

**donniekak** · 01-27-2016, 12:45 PM

It's a principal thing. I guess fair and balanced means the owner of the whole shibang makes jokes about you.

Either way, I think it's awesome that Fox News can't stand the republican front runner, such unity.

I think guys like rand Paul have gotten the shaft in this cycle. If the right could have debates that were 95% about policy like the dems, they might actually produce a real nominee capable of winning. Instead the right has shown they prefer a more Kardashian like process.

**HilbillyHomeboy** · 01-27-2016, 12:53 PM

Yeah, this isn't the political forum. Stop.

Jeremy

**j2k4** · 01-27-2016, 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by donniekak

I think guys like rand Paul have gotten the shaft in this cycle. If the right could have debates that were 95% about policy like the dems, they might actually produce a real nominee capable of winning. Instead the right has shown they prefer a more Kardashian like process.

While I agree to a great extent about things on the republican side (where the establishment is the greatest hindrance), the dems and their coterie of 'Friendly Networks' periodically invite the democrat field in for a love-fest largely scripted by the candidates themselves.

Comparing the two situations is beyond apples and oranges, Donnie.