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Is it time for Donald to bow out? (MOVED)

I think Trump should:

  • Step down from the candidacy

  • Continue to run

  • Not sure at this point


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momto3girls

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I am aware of your comment. However, we must realize that I can then say whatever I want to say even if it was 20 or 30 years ago.

With the implications of these comments being so very high, it seems to me that there has to be some kind of verification that had to take place.

If you remember, when the affairs of Mr. Clinton came out, Mrs. Clinton lead the attack on those women and vilified them and made them criminals. Were those women in some way worse or better than those we see today????

In the re-election of Mr Clinton in 1996, all we heard form the press and everyone else is that character "DID NOT MATTER. WHAT HE DID THEN DID NOT MATTER TO WHAT HE IS TODAY".

What and why has that all of a sudden changed with Mr. Trump????

I do not know you and do not want to be argumentative but your argument seems disingenuous to me.
The problem is, it isn't just these allegations that make him an impossible pick for me. The things he's said all along throughout the campaign and on the debate stage and on his Twitter account sealed it for me. This is not "the line." He is not a nice person. And I didn't like or vote for Bill Clinton either. I was just as outraged about that whole mess. In case you missed it, I'm not a Hillary supporter either. I'm seriously considering Evan McMullin. I've voted Republican my whole life but unfortunately, I feel they didn't give us a real candidate this year. I would've voted for John Kasich.
 
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I agree. It seems to me that there is something evil going on all-around us.

Are we allowing Satan to manipulate us into submission????
Absolutely. Think of just this one thing if nothing else: Among Christians, 95% hand their own babies over to deceit factories for SIXTEEN YEARS. Even if schools were teaching truth, that amount of time would be obscene. Given how they ARE lying about a range of subjects, it becomes insane for people supposedly tapped into universal truth volunteering their kids for brainwashing.
 
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Come on now. You have just let the cat out of the bag. You are condemning the Repubs. and leaving the Dems alone.

BOTH are equally at fault. For heavens sake, you are condemning one party and some how leaving out the fact that the Dem. party of Mrs. Clinton broke the law!!!!

She did not say something, she did something. She deleted and destroyed the compromising emails AFTER they were subpoenaed by congress. That is breaking the law and somehow we just look over that????
Which they found her guilty of only negligence. Why did we have to spend so much money on those hearings if nobody is going to believe the final judgement? I'm not excusing her or the Democrats, it's just that the question is about whether DONALD TRUMP should drop out.
 
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The problem is, it isn't just these allegations that make him an impossible pick for me. The things he's said all along throughout the campaign and on the debate stage and on his Twitter account sealed it for me. This is not "the line." He is not a nice person. And I didn't like or vote for Bill Clinton either. I was just as outraged about that whole mess. In case you missed it, I'm not a Hillary supporter either. I'm seriously considering Evan McMullin. I've voted Republican my whole life but unfortunately, I feel they didn't give us a real candidate this year. I would've voted for John Kasich.
I can agree with much of what you say; I am still not sure what I will do when voting comes around. I can't vote for hrc, her and the DNC unquestioning support of abortion alone prevents that...if I vote for trump then it is seen as.....as I don't know what. I get a taste of what Paul was wrestling with in Romans 7:24 except none of my choices are good, they are only relatively less bad. So I look past the nominee to what does the party stand for and can I agree with it? If a 3rd party had a platform I could agree with and had at least an outside chance of winning, I would be there in an instant but we all know that won't happen. So, if I can bring myself to vote R, it will be because of the platform and not because of the nominee.....
 
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Hillary Clinton is an evil rape-enabling race-baiting god-mocking TRAITOR who in combination with professional liars at CBS ABC NBC and more is TRYING to murder America. In light of that condition, Donald Trump is a FAR better choice.


Which they found her guilty of only negligence. Why did we have to spend so much money on those hearings if nobody is going to believe the final judgement? I'm not excusing her or the Democrats, it's just that the question is about whether DONALD TRUMP should drop out.
 
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Which they found her guilty of only negligence. Why did we have to spend so much money on those hearings if nobody is going to believe the final judgement? I'm not excusing her or the Democrats, it's just that the question is about whether DONALD TRUMP should drop out.
If you injure someone through negligence, are you not still guilty of a crime? It may be lessened because there is not intent to injure them but still it is a crime......
 
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Absolutely. Think of just this one thing if nothing else: Among Christians, 95% hand their own babies over to deceit factories for SIXTEEN YEARS. Even if schools were teaching truth, that amount of time would be obscene. Given how they ARE lying about a range of subjects, it becomes insane for people supposedly tapped into universal truth volunteering their kids for brainwashing.
Maybe if Christian schools weren't so expensive, more people could actually have a choice! There is NO WAY I could've afforded my kids to attend anything but public school. There were other obstacles for me to not choose homeschooling so I was stuck. But I raised them at home and taught them good values and morals AT HOME. Don't leave it to schools to raise your kids and then complain later that they were "brainwashed." Besides, college is a whole other story when it comes to brainwashing. Yet my kids have made it through, values intact. Take some personal responsibility. Don't leave it to the government. Give kids some credit. If they have good values and teaching at home, it is possible to avoid the deceit and brainwashing. After all, they're not boarding schools.
 
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I can agree with much of what you say; I am still not sure what I will do when voting comes around. I can't vote for hrc, her and the DNC unquestioning support of abortion alone prevents that...if I vote for trump then it is seen as.....as I don't know what. I get a taste of what Paul was wrestling with in Romans 7:24 except none of my choices are good, they are only relatively less bad. So I look past the nominee to what does the party stand for and can I agree with it? If a 3rd party had a platform I could agree with and had at least an outside chance of winning, I would be there in an instant but we all know that won't happen. So, if I can bring myself to vote R, it will be because of the platform and not because of the nominee.....
But you can still vote Republican all the way down the ticket and still vote your conscience at the top. That's what I'm doing.
 
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But you can still vote Republican all the way down the ticket and still vote your conscience at the top. That's what I'm doing.
That may be what I do or not vote the top at all.....I will be happy to see the R's keep the house and senate......
 
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Maybe if Christian schools weren't so expensive, more people could actually have a choice! There is NO WAY I could've afforded my kids to attend anything but public school.
Recommendation: Don't make babies until being able to afford protecting them. Harsh, but realistic.


But I raised them at home and taught them good values and morals AT HOME.
Are they just happy do-nothing Christians like the majority. Or are they people fighting against the liars in control of our land to help others understand the demonic influences corrupting most children? We've got TONS of happy Christians, though almost no warriors.


Give kids some credit. If they have good values and teaching at home, it is possible to avoid the deceit and brainwashing. After all, they're not boarding schools.
A large number of impassioned believers essentially walk away from doing anything more than claiming faith in God after college. Some even drop their faith altogether.
 
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The majority of Republicans are liars, liberal phonies who quietly go along with Democrat traitors. Donald Trump, though way imperfect, is the ONLY person to stand up in our lifetimes and wage war against the atheist elite.

He gets my vote WITHOUT a second of pause.

Looking at this as electing a good Christian is the wrong way to go. Look at the situation as electing a general to combat an evil oppressor trying to destroy America. And in that way, no one else is up there willing to lead the battle.


That may be what I do or not vote the top at all.....I will be happy to see the R's keep the house and senate......
 
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Which they found her guilty of only negligence. Why did we have to spend so much money on those hearings if nobody is going to believe the final judgement? I'm not excusing her or the Democrats, it's just that the question is about whether DONALD TRUMP should drop out.

Since she BROKE the law, wouldn't a better question be......should Hillery drop out or go to jail 1st.
 
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But you can still vote Republican all the way down the ticket and still vote your conscience at the top. That's what I'm doing.

You could also write in MY name at the top!

Don't worry about the last name. The IRS knows who I am. Oh, by the way, they know who you are also.
 
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The Lord also said

Matthew 15:7-8 KJV
Ye hypocrites, well did Esaias prophesy of you, saying, [8] This people draweth nigh unto me with their mouth, and honoureth me with their lips; but their heart is far from me.

So while Trump is open and transparent, there are others that hide their agendas. Hillary is one of the hidden type.

Yes that is Hillary.

Again, folks are thinking that I am siding with one or the other. That is not the case now. Both Trump and Hilllary are sinful individuals and not true Christians. To endorse either of them is to endorse the sinful things that they do currently and will do with their sinful worldly policies. You cannot vote for them and say I am only voting for the good things that they may potentially do when you know that they will also do bad and sinful things. That would be like letting people know publically that you are in support of Bob your neighbor accross the street because he is planning to do a lot of good things for you. Yet, you also realize Bob is a sinful man and will also do bad things, too. Your show of support for Bob will tell others that you are in support of his evil, too (Whether you like that or not). Your vote is a show of support of that candidate in all they do. You cannot vote for a candidate and say you are only voting for the good that they are going to do. It doesn't work like that. You are either all in with them (supporting their good and their bad) or you are not going to support them washing your hands of that person's sins. Trump is not a Christian. Trump is sinful. Just as Hillary is not a Christian and is sinful. So my suggestion is to not vote. For most policitians who actually have a chance at winning an election are not truly God fearing Christians.


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And this has been the most disappointing of all. People who claim to be Christians are criticizing, calling names, insulting others who have opposing views. I'm so embarrassed and ashamed! I expect better. If we're called to love our neighbor, this is not the way. Why can't we just state our views without going into the gutter? I blame a lot of this on Donald Trump. He's inciting anger and hate at his rallies and it eerily resembles the rise of Hitler! I'm now starting to understand how that could possibly happen. How can you forgive Trump for the atrocities that have come right out of his mouth throughout the campaign but you cant forgive Bill Clinton for things that happened in his past or Hillary's sins? I think it's very un-Christian and for people to use their religion in their views just seems very wrong to me. "They will know we are Christians by our love," not our hate.

Yes, Hillary appears to be more loving and Christ like in her behavior than Trump (Especially in the Presidential debates). But I would not support her either because I do not believe she is a true Christian who has polices that are righteous. For she wants to force all Americans to use their tax paid dollars to kill unborn babies. These are unborn babies can still be born into this world and yet they are murdered and will be paid for by our tax dollars (if she had her way). Hence, why I am not voting for anyone here. I have never voted before, and do not plan on doing so still. I am so glad God has kept me out of getting caught up in politics so as to vote and live my life to looking to worldly leaders instead of God.


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Yes, Hillary appears to be more loving and Christ like in her behavior than Trump (Especially in the Presidential debates). But I would not support her either because I do not believe she is a true Christian who has polices that are righteous. For she wants to force all Americans to use their tax paid dollars to kill unborn babies. These are unborn babies can still be born into this world and yet they are murdered and will be paid for by our tax dollars (if she had her way). Hence, why I am not voting for anyone here. I have never voted before, and do not plan on doing so still. I am so glad God has kept me out of getting caught up in politics so as to vote and live my life to looking to worldly leaders instead of God.


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Again, I am not a Hillary supporter but the question is in reference to whether TRUMP should continue to run.
 
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If you injure someone through negligence, are you not still guilty of a crime? It may be lessened because there is not intent to injure them but still it is a crime......
I don't agree. Good people can hurt other people unintentionally in the process of trying to do something good. I wouldn't blame them for an accident. They can ask for forgiveness or not but they will have to live with the consequences and hopefully, learn from them. We are not perfect but I think sometimes some people use that as an excuse to just do what they want without regard for who they hurt. But what are our courts for if not to settle matters whether we agree with their decisions or not?
 
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