Paul Ryan's team has been in contact with Republican presidential front- runner Donald Trump’s campaign to discuss the party’s agenda going into the November elections, the House Speaker's office says.
Ryan (R-Wis.) is expected to communicate with the rest of the presidential field as well, as the GOP prepares to unveil an official policy platform this spring.
Donald Trump's campaign reached out Monday to Speaker Paul Ryan's operation to chat.
Ryan responded by saying he will reach out to all of the candidates — including Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich — to discuss the House Republican policy agenda, and how he wants it to fit into the 2016 presidential campaign.
I’ve been following your campaign since your announcement, reading millions of words written about you, watching thousands of hours of video and speeches, listening to many talk radio show segments, and engaging in dozens of debates with people around me.
No candidate has ever captured my attention the way you have.
Now that it’s clear you will be the Republican nominee, I want to share with you something so personal, painful, and uplifting, that I almost don’t want to write it, but I will anyway…trolls be damned:
My whole life, up until yesterday, has been based on reaction to fear.
Growing up as a black man in Washington D.C. during the “crack 80’s”, when Marion Barry was mayor, I lived a lower middle class childhood in one of the most dangerous cities in America. Though I had many friends, I was also subject to the threats, intimidation, and bullying that happens when you’re not like the people around you.
There was no father in my life to steel me against the world I lived in. My mother was strong, but it’s not exactly the kind of strength I needed. I was a boy, and needed a Man.
Without strong male guidance, I learned to fear…but not how to face fear and win. Even joining the military and going to war didn’t overcome my weakness, and all my future decisions considered strongly the level of fear I had at the time.
As a result, my life has been full of conflict, as I have unintentionally signaled to adversaries that I am an easier opponent to beat than others. I have won victories, but never truly enjoyed them knowing the battle is never won for me…only endured. I have also suffered crushing defeats, and important people in my life lost confidence in me as a result. I have not reached my potential, and settled instead into apathy and stasis, content to only being “smart enough” or “good enough”…not great. Not strong. Not resolute…
Not a leader. Not a winner.
My life, in many important ways, mirrors the American experience. Potential to be great, but paralyzed by fear. Full of conflict. Enduring, not winning. No leadership. No strong Male inspiration. And occasional, crushing defeats that hit to the core of our country…most notably 9/11, but also with the erosion of our middle class and uniquely American culture.
Like you say so often: we don’t WIN anymore.
Watching your campaign, and being as invested in it as I am, has been an exercise in recognizing, and confronting, fear that I never expected. Every time your opponents hit you…I feel fear for your candidacy and our country. Every charge of racist, sexist, facist, etc. causes me to worry that no one , not even you, can really change the country for the better. That we’re doomed to failure…
Then…inevitably…you win the battle. You don’t “survive”, or “endure” …you attack, and put fear into your opponents. You don’t stop until they are buried under your feet. Until they become paralyzed…
Sometimes, you even bait them into hitting you, just so you can beat the crap out of them again. Your life is full of conflict, but it becomes yet another opportunity to WIN, and makes you MORE powerful…not less.
Then, once they are eliminated as a threat, you are generous to the vanquished. It’s not personal, and they are not evil. They were, simply…in the way. Once they are not, they become worthy of kindness and respect.
Furthermore, you’re not just a blunt instrument…your strategy is impeccable. You go into every conflict knowing exactly what your opponents weaknesses are, how to exploit them, and what levers to pull to ensure victory. Clearly, you spend good time before announcing your candidacy doing the things the military taught me as a young soldier: surveying, recon, intelligence-gathering, ammunition, discipline, execution…
You are defending America from our enemies within, and it’s an AMAZING thing to watch.
Last night, you also did something else. You became the Man that helped me see fear for what it is: an illusion of power, a powerful teacher, and the path to winning if used properly. There is no reason, regardless of the enormity of the task, to lose to fear if you prepare well, are disciplined in your execution, and have the faith necessary, in God, yourself, and in others…that leads to victory.
Winning is always possible, but becomes probable if you never back down,never quit, and become your dominant self. Once the battle is won, treat the vanquished with kindness and respect. Be the bigger man.
You taught me how to Win.
I appreciate what you’ve done for me personally, and what you’re doing for our country. I know I’m not the only man who admires you, and can’t wait for you to become the father, and leader, of our country. It’s been a long, cold winter for men in America the last 8 years, and I believe that your election will dramatically improve the level of respect, admiration, and love people will show for strong men and Fathers, and will create a new generation of leaders from impressionable young boys.
That, more than anything, will Make America Great Again.
I’ve been following your campaign since your announcement, reading millions of words written about you, watching thousands of hours of video and speeches, listening to many talk radio show segments, and engaging in dozens of debates with people around me.
No candidate has ever captured my attention the way you have.
Now that it’s clear you will be the Republican nominee, I want to share with you something so personal, painful, and uplifting, that I almost don’t want to write it, but I will anyway…trolls be damned: My whole life, up until yesterday, has been based on reaction to fear.
Growing up as a black man in Washington D.C. during the “crack 80’s”, when Marion Barry was mayor, I lived a lower middle class childhood in one of the most dangerous cities in America. Though I had many friends, I was also subject to the threats, intimidation, and bullying that happens when you’re not like the people around you.
There was no father in my life to steel me against the world I lived in. My mother was strong, but it’s not exactly the kind of strength I needed. I was a boy, and needed a Man.
Without strong male guidance, I learned to fear…but not how to face fear and win. Even joining the military and going to war didn’t overcome my weakness, and all my future decisions considered strongly the level of fear I had at the time.
As a result, my life has been full of conflict, as I have unintentionally signaled to adversaries that I am an easier opponent to beat than others. I have won victories, but never truly enjoyed them knowing the battle is never won for me…only endured. I have also suffered crushing defeats, and important people in my life lost confidence in me as a result. I have not reached my potential, and settled instead into apathy and stasis, content to only being “smart enough” or “good enough”…not great. Not strong. Not resolute…
Not a leader. Not a winner.
My life, in many important ways, mirrors the American experience. Potential to be great, but paralyzed by fear. Full of conflict. Enduring, not winning.No leadership. No strong Male inspiration. And occasional, crushing defeats that hit to the core of our country…most notably 9/11, but also with the erosion of our middle class and uniquely American culture.
Like you say so often: we don’t WIN anymore.
Watching your campaign, and being as invested in it as I am, has been an exercise in recognizing, and confronting, fear that I never expected. Every time your opponents hit you…I feel fear for your candidacy and our country.Every charge of racist, sexist, facist, etc. causes me to worry that no one, not even you, can really change the country for the better. That we’re doomed to failure…Then…inevitably…you win the battle. You don’t “survive”, or “endure”…you attack, and put fear into your opponents. You don’t stop until they are buried under your feet. Until they become paralyzed…
Sometimes, you even bait them into hitting you, just so you can beat the crap out of them again. Your life is full of conflict, but it becomes yet another opportunity to WIN, and makes you MORE powerful…not less.
Then, once they are eliminated as a threat, you are generous to the vanquished. It’s not personal, and they are not evil. They were, simply…in the way. Once they are not, they become worthy of kindness and respect.
Furthermore, you’re not just a blunt instrument…your strategy is impeccable. You go into every conflict knowing exactly what your opponents weaknesses are, how to exploit them, and what levers to pull to ensure victory. Clearly, you spend good time before announcing your candidacy doing the things the military taught me as a young soldier: surveying, recon, intelligence-gathering, ammunition, discipline, execution…
You are defending America from our enemies within, and it’s an AMAZING thing to watch.
Last night, you also did something else. You became the Man that helped me see fear for what it is: an illusion of power, a powerful teacher, and the path to winning if used properly. There is no reason, regardless of the enormity of the task, to lose to fear if you prepare well, are disciplined in your execution, and have the faith necessary, in God, yourself, and in others…that leads to victory.
Winning is always possible, but becomes probable if you never back down, never quit, and become your dominant self. Once the battle is won, treat the vanquished with kindness and respect. Be the bigger man.
You taught me how to Win.
I appreciate what you’ve done for me personally, and what you’re doing for our country. I know I’m not the only man who admires you, and can’t wait for you to become the father, and leader, of our country. It’s been a long, cold winter for men in America the last 8 years, and I believe that your election will dramatically improve the level of respect, admiration, and love people will show for strong men and Fathers, and will create a new generation of leaders from impressionable young boys.
That, more than anything, will Make America Great Again.
大家要特别记住，trump是对中国人很友好的，孙女会中文，本人也说过Chinese are great people.他的确对中美贸易逆差有意见，站在美国角度这个无可厚非。最重要的 是，他说中国有任何负面的，都是china,而提到Chinese基本全都是正面的。
Trump在亚裔支持率去年年底大概19%，现在也不会很高，同时也说明我们大有可为。
同时希望大家客观看待自己，我们亚裔，特别是中场，在美国相对富裕，因为我们现在 是一生中最好的年龄，同时因为绿卡筛选，从事的行业也相对好，但是美国在普遍衰落 。如果持续下去，社会矛盾增加，亚裔普遍文弱，不拥枪，不尚武，体格弱小，没有话 语权。现在被好莱坞语言羞辱，等社会矛盾激化，我们就会被暴力欺负。有史为鉴！所 以Make America Great Again是符合我们和我们后代长远利益的。
大家要特别记住，trump是对中国人很友好的，孙女会中文，本人也说过Chinese are great people.他的确对中美贸易逆差有意见，站在美国角度这个无可厚非。最重要的 是，他说中国有任何负面的，都是china,而提到Chinese基本全都是正面的。
Trump在亚裔支持率去年年底大概19%，现在也不会很高，同时也说明我们大有可为。
同时希望大家客观看待自己，我们亚裔，特别是中场，在美国相对富裕，因为我们现在 是一生中最好的年龄，同时因为绿卡筛选，从事的行业也相对好，但是美国在普遍衰落 。如果持续下去，社会矛盾增加，亚裔普遍文弱，不拥枪，不尚武，体格弱小，没有话 语权。现在被好莱坞语言羞辱，等社会矛盾激化，我们就会被暴力欺负。有史为鉴！所 以Make America Great Again是符合我们和我们后代长远利益的。
I’ve been following your campaign since your announcement, reading millions of words written about you, watching thousands of hours of video and speeches, listening to many talk radio show segments, and engaging in dozens of debates with people around me.
No candidate has ever captured my attention the way you have.
Now that it’s clear you will be the Republican nominee, I want to share with you something so personal, painful, and uplifting, that I almost don’t want to write it, but I will anyway…trolls be damned:
My whole life, up until yesterday, has been based on reaction to fear.
That, more than anything, will Make America Great Again.
麻省博后都喜欢Trump Trump won GOP voters with postgraduate degrees in Massachusetts, the crown jewel of American higher education 民主党和左媒说都是低学历的人支持TRUMP ，我怎么看周围很多高学历的都支持TRUMP 。而支持民主党的学历高？
麻省博后都喜欢Trump Trump won GOP voters with postgraduate degrees in Massachusetts, the crown jewel of American higher education 民主党和左媒说都是低学历的人支持TRUMP ，我怎么看周围很多高学历的都支持TRUMP 。而支持民主党的学历高？
麻省博后都喜欢Trump Trump won GOP voters with postgraduate degrees in Massachusetts, the crown jewel of American higher education 民主党和左媒说都是低学历的人支持TRUMP ，我怎么看周围很多高学历的都支持TRUMP 。而支持民主党的学历高？
兵来将挡，水来土掩
吉人自有天相
希望能成功化解一次次危机！
人嘛 都是自私的，不愿打破心理定势
就像ROMNEY，觉得TRUMP的角色应该是个给他捐钱的有钞票的老头，所以用到人家时把人家夸得像朵花，这回一看老头来真的了，要到他上面了，那肯定是羡慕嫉妒恨了！非把人家踩死不可
Romney 不会成功了，这人品暴露得太明显了
有点像我们说的土豪乡绅之类
Paul Ryan 才40多，他是老大就怪了。
Paul Ryan's team has been in contact with Republican presidential front-
runner Donald Trump’s campaign to discuss the party’s agenda going into
the November elections, the House Speaker's office says.
Ryan (R-Wis.) is expected to communicate with the rest of the presidential field as well, as the GOP prepares to unveil an official policy platform
this spring.
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Ryan responded by saying he will reach out to all of the candidates —
including Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich — to discuss the House
Republican policy agenda, and how he wants it to fit into the 2016
presidential campaign.
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To: President Trump
From: Just a simple man
I’ve been following your campaign since your announcement, reading millions of words written about you, watching thousands of hours of video and
speeches, listening to many talk radio show segments, and engaging in dozens of debates with people around me.
No candidate has ever captured my attention the way you have.
Now that it’s clear you will be the Republican nominee, I want to share
with you something so personal, painful, and uplifting, that I almost don’t
want to write it, but I will anyway…trolls be damned:
My whole life, up until yesterday, has been based on reaction to fear.
Growing up as a black man in Washington D.C. during the “crack 80’s”,
when Marion Barry was mayor, I lived a lower middle class childhood in one of the most dangerous cities in America. Though I had many friends, I was
also subject to the threats, intimidation, and bullying that happens when
you’re not like the people around you.
There was no father in my life to steel me against the world I lived in. My
mother was strong, but it’s not exactly the kind of strength I needed. I
was a boy, and needed a Man.
Without strong male guidance, I learned to fear…but not how to face fear
and win. Even joining the military and going to war didn’t overcome my
weakness, and all my future decisions considered strongly the level of fear
I had at the time.
As a result, my life has been full of conflict, as I have unintentionally
signaled to adversaries that I am an easier opponent to beat than others. I
have won victories, but never truly enjoyed them knowing the battle is never won for me…only endured. I have also suffered crushing defeats, and
important people in my life lost confidence in me as a result. I have not
reached my potential, and settled instead into apathy and stasis, content to only being “smart enough” or “good enough”…not great. Not strong. Not
resolute…
Not a leader. Not a winner.
My life, in many important ways, mirrors the American experience. Potential to be great, but paralyzed by fear. Full of conflict. Enduring, not winning.
No leadership. No strong Male inspiration. And occasional, crushing defeats that hit to the core of our country…most notably 9/11, but also with the
erosion of our middle class and uniquely American culture.
Like you say so often: we don’t WIN anymore.
Watching your campaign, and being as invested in it as I am, has been an
exercise in recognizing, and confronting, fear that I never expected. Every
time your opponents hit you…I feel fear for your candidacy and our country.
Every charge of racist, sexist, facist, etc. causes me to worry that no one
, not even you, can really change the country for the better. That we’re
doomed to failure…
Then…inevitably…you win the battle. You don’t “survive”, or “endure”
…you attack, and put fear into your opponents. You don’t stop until they
are buried under your feet. Until they become paralyzed…
Sometimes, you even bait them into hitting you, just so you can beat the
crap out of them again. Your life is full of conflict, but it becomes yet
another opportunity to WIN, and makes you MORE powerful…not less.
Then, once they are eliminated as a threat, you are generous to the
vanquished. It’s not personal, and they are not evil. They were, simply…in
the way. Once they are not, they become worthy of kindness and respect.
Furthermore, you’re not just a blunt instrument…your strategy is
impeccable. You go into every conflict knowing exactly what your opponents weaknesses are, how to exploit them, and what levers to pull to ensure
victory. Clearly, you spend good time before announcing your candidacy doing the things the military taught me as a young soldier: surveying, recon,
intelligence-gathering, ammunition, discipline, execution…
You are defending America from our enemies within, and it’s an AMAZING
thing to watch.
Last night, you also did something else. You became the Man that helped me see fear for what it is: an illusion of power, a powerful teacher, and the
path to winning if used properly. There is no reason, regardless of the
enormity of the task, to lose to fear if you prepare well, are disciplined
in your execution, and have the faith necessary, in God, yourself, and in
others…that leads to victory.
Winning is always possible, but becomes probable if you never back down,never quit, and become your dominant self. Once the battle is won, treat the vanquished with kindness and respect. Be the bigger man.
You taught me how to Win.
I appreciate what you’ve done for me personally, and what you’re doing for our country. I know I’m not the only man who admires you, and can’t wait
for you to become the father, and leader, of our country. It’s been a long,
cold winter for men in America the last 8 years, and I believe that your
election will dramatically improve the level of respect, admiration, and
love people will show for strong men and Fathers, and will create a new
generation of leaders from impressionable young boys.
That, more than anything, will Make America Great Again.
-Troy
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我看哭了
To: President Trump
From: Just a simple man
I’ve been following your campaign since your announcement, reading millions of words written about you, watching thousands of hours of video and speeches, listening to many talk radio show segments, and engaging in dozens of debates with people around me.
No candidate has ever captured my attention the way you have.
Now that it’s clear you will be the Republican nominee, I want to share with you something so personal, painful, and uplifting, that I almost don’t want to write it, but I will anyway…trolls be damned: My whole life, up until yesterday, has been based on reaction to fear.
Growing up as a black man in Washington D.C. during the “crack 80’s”, when Marion Barry was mayor, I lived a lower middle class childhood in one of the most dangerous cities in America. Though I had many friends, I was also subject to the threats, intimidation, and bullying that happens when you’re not like the people around you.
There was no father in my life to steel me against the world I lived in. My mother was strong, but it’s not exactly the kind of strength I needed. I
was a boy, and needed a Man.
Without strong male guidance, I learned to fear…but not how to face fear and win. Even joining the military and going to war didn’t overcome my weakness, and all my future decisions considered strongly the level of fear I had at the time.
As a result, my life has been full of conflict, as I have unintentionally signaled to adversaries that I am an easier opponent to beat than others. I
have won victories, but never truly enjoyed them knowing the battle is never won for me…only endured. I have also suffered crushing defeats, and important people in my life lost confidence in me as a result. I have not reached my potential, and settled instead into apathy and stasis, content to only being “smart enough” or “good enough”…not great. Not strong. Not resolute…
Not a leader. Not a winner.
My life, in many important ways, mirrors the American experience. Potential to be great, but paralyzed by fear. Full of conflict. Enduring, not winning.No leadership. No strong Male inspiration. And occasional, crushing defeats that hit to the core of our country…most notably 9/11, but also with the erosion of our middle class and uniquely American culture.
Like you say so often: we don’t WIN anymore.
Watching your campaign, and being as invested in it as I am, has been an exercise in recognizing, and confronting, fear that I never expected. Every time your opponents hit you…I feel fear for your candidacy and our country.Every charge of racist, sexist, facist, etc. causes me to worry that no one, not even you, can really change the country for the better. That we’re doomed to failure…Then…inevitably…you win the battle. You don’t “survive”, or “endure”…you attack, and put fear into your opponents. You don’t stop until they are buried under your feet. Until they become paralyzed…
Sometimes, you even bait them into hitting you, just so you can beat the crap out of them again. Your life is full of conflict, but it becomes yet
another opportunity to WIN, and makes you MORE powerful…not less.
Then, once they are eliminated as a threat, you are generous to the vanquished. It’s not personal, and they are not evil. They were, simply…in
the way. Once they are not, they become worthy of kindness and respect.
Furthermore, you’re not just a blunt instrument…your strategy is impeccable. You go into every conflict knowing exactly what your opponents
weaknesses are, how to exploit them, and what levers to pull to ensure victory. Clearly, you spend good time before announcing your candidacy doing the things the military taught me as a young soldier: surveying, recon, intelligence-gathering, ammunition, discipline, execution…
You are defending America from our enemies within, and it’s an AMAZING thing to watch.
Last night, you also did something else. You became the Man that helped me see fear for what it is: an illusion of power, a powerful teacher, and the path to winning if used properly. There is no reason, regardless of the enormity of the task, to lose to fear if you prepare well, are disciplined in your execution, and have the faith necessary, in God, yourself, and in others…that leads to victory.
Winning is always possible, but becomes probable if you never back down, never quit, and become your dominant self. Once the battle is won, treat the vanquished with kindness and respect. Be the bigger man.
You taught me how to Win.
I appreciate what you’ve done for me personally, and what you’re doing for our country. I know I’m not the only man who admires you, and can’t wait for you to become the father, and leader, of our country. It’s been a long, cold winter for men in America the last 8 years, and I believe that your election will dramatically improve the level of respect, admiration, and love people will show for strong men and Fathers, and will create a new generation of leaders from impressionable young boys.
That, more than anything, will Make America Great Again.
-Troy
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我觉得现在支持TRUMP最重要 3月5日几个州选举很险恶对TRUMP 来说
转MITBBS 的一篇文
发信人: bostontennis (bostontennis), 信区: USANews
标 题: 号召一下 [请版主置顶至3/15]
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed Mar 2 14:32:43 2016, 美东)
各位在本版都有出力，基本讨论的共识是Trump是目前最好的候选人。
人无完人，Trump有缺点，选上了也有风险，但Trump选上再差也不会比希拉里差。大家
从自身利益出发，我们现在需要实际行动了。
目前老中最活跃的网络是微信群，另外Facebook,Tweeter.
我希望大家每天在微信群或者Facebook, Tweeter发几个帖子，帮助Trump宣传，特别是微
信。因为外界媒体歪曲抹黑太多，trump有口难辩，我们帮他多几张嘴辩驳一下谣言。
大家要特别记住，trump是对中国人很友好的，孙女会中文，本人也说过Chinese are
great people.他的确对中美贸易逆差有意见，站在美国角度这个无可厚非。最重要的
是，他说中国有任何负面的，都是china,而提到Chinese基本全都是正面的。
Trump在亚裔支持率去年年底大概19%，现在也不会很高，同时也说明我们大有可为。
同时希望大家客观看待自己，我们亚裔，特别是中场，在美国相对富裕，因为我们现在
是一生中最好的年龄，同时因为绿卡筛选，从事的行业也相对好，但是美国在普遍衰落
。如果持续下去，社会矛盾增加，亚裔普遍文弱，不拥枪，不尚武，体格弱小，没有话
语权。现在被好莱坞语言羞辱，等社会矛盾激化，我们就会被暴力欺负。有史为鉴！所
以Make America Great Again是符合我们和我们后代长远利益的。
我们也许作用不大，但不作为对不起自己。
希望大家行动，为了你自己，为了你的后代。因为我们都输不起。
刚想转这个来着。
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江中司马青衫湿
Can gop, for once after Reagan, do the right thing for the country?
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现在老巫婆email丑闻都没人跟进了，全都在内战，republican自己说自己人和支持者是racist, 本来在liberal眼里整个GOP都是racists。说句实话，这样打到夏天，老巫婆就进白宫了， Trump即使出线也赢不了
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Trump won GOP voters with postgraduate degrees in Massachusetts, the crown
jewel of American higher education
民主党和左媒说都是低学历的人支持TRUMP ，我怎么看周围很多高学历的都支持TRUMP 。而支持民主党的学历高？
就拿Massachusetts为例子：
在只上过一些大学的人里，Trump得到了61%的支持率。
在有大学文凭的人里，Trump得到了46%的支持率。
在有研究生文凭的人里，Trump得到了29%的支持率。
从这些数据里可以看出学历越少的人，支持Trump的越多。
Kasich的exit polls 显示相反的 trend:
在只上过一些大学的人里，Kasich得到了9%的支持率。
在有大学文凭的人里，Kasich得到了22%的支持率。
在有研究生文凭的人里，Kasich得到了28%的支持率。
他们为了打击trump，就要全面打击，trump的粉丝也打击，支持者也打击，说白了就是一场战争，就是你死我活
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他就是为了反对而反对的，一个劲的来搏attention，理他作甚。
继续拿Massachusetts为例子：
共和党的投票人里，60% 有大学或更高的文凭。民主党的投票人里，67%有大学或更高的文凭
转换到Alabama:
共和党的投票人里，44% 有大学或更高的文凭。民主党的投票人里，51%有大学或更高的文凭。
再转到Virginia:
共和党的投票人里，60% 有大学或更高的文凭。民主党的投票人里，64%有大学或更高的文凭。
Nevada是我找到唯一一个相反的例子：
共和党的投票人里，48% 有大学或更高的文凭。民主党的投票人里，46%有大学或更高的文凭。
没把大量H1B 和绿卡没有投票权的老中算进去。而且这个其实伯仲之间相差不大。但是低学历更多的肯定是民主党。
你有什么数据证实你的这些说法么？
希拉里上台，大家都想办法吃福利吧。反正努力工作。也许还不如吃福利小日子好过
移民加拿大吧。加拿大虽然左臂，但人口结构还行，美国这么多黑墨，真是左不起，社会会乱起来的，现在的纽约就冲着这个方向去了。
加拿大收了那么多穆斯林难民，十年二十年没啥变化，五十年再看看。他们就和老鼠一样
明尼苏达选区投票现场，太可怕了
明州不是好几个teenage girl去投奔isis，不过这些看着像非洲穆斯林
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你忘记把trump替换成kasich了
话里话外你是歧视教育程度低的人吗？说实话，教育程度低，导致这些年过得的确不好，才迫切希望trump来make american great again，当年o8不也是这一套:"change~~~~~~~~~~~"
难民有，但黑墨少。华人地位要高不少。城市少是一个问题。
你FACEBOOK 上那些老美为啥恨TRUMP ?
我不是歧视教育程度低的人，前面有人拿学历说话，所以我只是指出exit polls的调查结果。
我非常支持改革教育系统，可是Trump到底想怎么改革？
像小布什搞的No Child Left Behind这种糊弄人的改革就算了。
看来没怎么谈拢，不过他们也没一致意见。http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/02/politics/donald-trump-congress-republicans/index.html?sr=twCNN030316donald-trump-congress-republicans-budget0246AMVODtopPhoto&linkId=21857870
Lindsay Graham绝对是个疯子。看来过会也没统一意见。
我已经说过了原因了，你自己去看吧，懒得和你废话。
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阶层被固化了，爬不到顶端，只能接收被剪羊毛的命运了吧
那是烂泥扶不上墙吗？