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CNN host attributes Trump's success to 'bullsh***ing'
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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 50704" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>Was Trump's opponent sincerely and legitimately working to help the underclasses? I didn't see it, what with a lack of campaigning in states like Wisconsin and a reference to the TPP as "the gold standard."</p><p></p><p>I only saw one candidate who legitimately gave a damn about the working class, and he was cut off at the knees. Yet his town halls have shown rural Trump supporters who are receptive to his policies. There will always be the Trump supporters who are unwilling to believe he's screwing them, but some are waking up to it. If you want to beat a guy like Trump, you have to give the voters something to vote <em>for,</em> rather than against.</p><p></p><p>Platitudes won't cut it. Talking about policy only 25% of the time won't cut it. Neglecting the working class won't cut it. Calling Trump voters deplorable won't cut it. You have to stand on sound principles and policies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 50704, member: 35"] Was Trump's opponent sincerely and legitimately working to help the underclasses? I didn't see it, what with a lack of campaigning in states like Wisconsin and a reference to the TPP as "the gold standard." I only saw one candidate who legitimately gave a damn about the working class, and he was cut off at the knees. Yet his town halls have shown rural Trump supporters who are receptive to his policies. There will always be the Trump supporters who are unwilling to believe he's screwing them, but some are waking up to it. If you want to beat a guy like Trump, you have to give the voters something to vote [I]for,[/I] rather than against. Platitudes won't cut it. Talking about policy only 25% of the time won't cut it. Neglecting the working class won't cut it. Calling Trump voters deplorable won't cut it. You have to stand on sound principles and policies. [/QUOTE]
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