President Donald J. Trump

[The King of Kings]

You'd be fucked then. So too if an IQ test was a pre-requisite to breed; then you wouldn't be fucked; as it were.

Have you ever seen a bare woman that wasn't in a magazine with pages stuck together?

lol

Stalking me around the forum.

You are so butthurt.

[TigerLily]

I have to say I found The Donald's speech last night a bit pathetic. If he wants that sweet PAC money from the GOP, he has to read off the teleprompter like a good little politician.  Like gelding a wild stallion.

He did go off script and got in that "We'll take care of our African-Americans". Can't keep a good bigot down

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I have to say I found The Donald's speech last night a bit pathetic. If he wants that sweet PAC money from the GOP, he has to read off the teleprompter like a good little politician.  Like gelding a wild stallion.

He did go off script and got in that "We'll take care of our African-Americans". Can't keep a good bigot down

Personally I'm no longer interested in anything Rapist Trump says.  His routine is as predictable as it is tiring.  Everything he says falls into one of four categories:

1.Bragging/Worthless empty promises that he says he can accomplish due to his 'greatness.'
2.Wild and often fact free accusations
3.Insults
4.Whining about being 'treated unfairly'

I'm not sure if the last one is part of his routine or if he just can't help himself from going off script.

I personally find him boring and totally uninteresting.  I don't know if I'm speaking for others or just for myself, but to the degree that others share my view, I don't see how Rapist Trump can sustain the interest of all that many people with this same routine for the next five months.

For people who still find his routine amusing or fascinating, I hope most of them feel like this:
From the movie The Parallax View
Editor:  It makes me laugh.  But I don't think it's funny.
Warren Beatty (Joe Frady): What's that supposed to mean?
Editor: Ever laughed at a comedian pretending to stutter?  There's nothing funny about stuttering, but people laugh.They're amused. But they're not happy about it.

[The King of Kings]

Personally I'm no longer interested in anything Rapist Trump says.  His routine is as predictable as it is tiring.  Everything he says falls into one of four categories:

1.Bragging/Worthless empty promises that he says he can accomplish due to his 'greatness.'
2.Wild and often fact free accusations
3.Insults
4.Whining about being 'treated unfairly'

I'm not sure if the last one is part of his routine or if he just can't help himself from going off script.

I personally find him boring and totally uninteresting.  I don't know if I'm speaking for others or just for myself, but to the degree that others share my view, I don't see how Rapist Trump can sustain the interest of all that many people with this same routine for the next five months.

For people who still find his routine amusing or fascinating, I hope most of them feel like this:
From the movie Parallax View
Editor:  It makes me laugh.  But I don't think it's funny.
Warren Beatty (Joe Frady): What's that supposed to mean?
Editor: Ever laughed at a comedian pretending to stutter?  There's nothing funny about stuttering, but people laugh.They're amused. But they're not happy about it.

So who is your candidate of choice that actually has a shot at the Presidency?

Oh and just to clarify this "rape" smear people like you cling to, this is what Ivana Trump said :

“During a deposition given by me in connection with my matrimonial case, I stated that my husband had raped me,” the Ivana Trump statement said. “[O]n one occasion during 1989, Mr. Trump and I had marital relations in which he behaved very differently toward me than he had during our marriage. As a woman, I felt violated, as the love and tenderness, which he normally exhibited towards me, was absent. I referred to this as a ‘rape,’ but I do not want my words to be interpreted in a literal or criminal sense.”

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So who is your candidate of choice that actually has a shot at the Presidency?

Hillary Clinton is far from perfect, but like nearly all sane people, I recognize she is the only credible candidate.  Gary Johnson seems like a nice guy and was a popular two term governor, but libertarian philosophy has no practical answers for most problems.

Of course, I'm Canadian anyway.

[chefist]

Hillary Clinton is far from perfect, but like nearly all sane people, I recognize she is the only credible candidate.  Gary Johnson seems like a nice guy and was a popular two term governor, but libertarian philosophy has no practical answers for most problems.

Of course, I'm Canadian anyway.

Fuck off back to Canada, then...is your country too boring or irrelevant to have it's own political forums?

[The King of Kings]

Hillary Clinton is far from perfect, but like nearly all sane people, I recognize she is the only credible candidate.  Gary Johnson seems like a nice guy and was a popular two term governor, but libertarian philosophy has no practical answers for most problems.

Of course, I'm Canadian anyway.

So you call Trump, "Rapist Trump".

Yet, you back a woman who bullied, abused, smeared, and publicly shamed and verbally violated women who accused Bill Clinton of rape, sexual assault, sexual misconduct, and sexual harassment.

Hillary Clinton also vigorously defended a client she knew was guilty of committing violent rape against a 12 year old girl, who during the proceeding blamed the 12 year old girl.  She laughed about.

This is someone who touts "equality for women", yet takes in 10's of millions of dollars from foreign middle eastern governments who are oppressive dictators, whose number one victims are women.

This is someone who has repeatedly lied about a variety of issues.

She is also currently under federal investigation for a pretty serious national security offense.

[The King of Kings]

Fuck off back to Canada, then...is your country too boring or irrelevant to have it's own political forums?

Canadians are vile subhumans.

They elected a limp wristed fagboy as their leader who says shit like "If you kill your enemies, they win".

Canada is full of low testosterone, high estrogen men.

[Value Of Pi]

Personally I'm no longer interested in anything Rapist Trump says.  His routine is as predictable as it is tiring.  Everything he says falls into one of four categories:

1.Bragging/Worthless empty promises that he says he can accomplish due to his 'greatness.'
2.Wild and often fact free accusations
3.Insults
4.Whining about being 'treated unfairly'

I'm not sure if the last one is part of his routine or if he just can't help himself from going off script.

I personally find him boring and totally uninteresting.  I don't know if I'm speaking for others or just for myself, but to the degree that others share my view, I don't see how Rapist Trump can sustain the interest of all that many people with this same routine for the next five months.

For people who still find his routine amusing or fascinating, I hope most of them feel like this:
From the movie The Parallax View
Editor:  It makes me laugh.  But I don't think it's funny.
Warren Beatty (Joe Frady): What's that supposed to mean?
Editor: Ever laughed at a comedian pretending to stutter?  There's nothing funny about stuttering, but people laugh.They're amused. But they're not happy about it.

You seem to think that  what we've seen is some kind of over-the-top performance. It is over the top but it's not a performance, especially in the sense that Trump has very limited ability to alter or adapt his personal behavior as needed. This is genuinely who he is. A teleprompter can briefly tone him down, but not for long.

Also, the continuing attraction for Trump fans is not so much the show that Trump  puts on, but the opportunity to release, like a pressure valve, some of the bile from a vast reservoir of frustration, anger and outright hatred that has built up over the years. Trump lets people express that and the release of all that negative emotion feels good. so they want it more and more.

He has successfully tapped into all these feelings and neither he nor his supporters realize how dangerous this is. It's an entire campaign built on hatred and negativity, no matter how it's dressed up.

[The King of Kings]

You seem to think that  what we've seen is some kind of over-the-top performance. It is over the top but it's not a performance, especially in the sense that Trump has very limited ability to alter or adapt his personal behavior as needed. This is genuinely who he is. A teleprompter can briefly tone him down, but not for long.

Also, the continuing attraction for Trump fans is not so much the show that Trump  puts on, but the opportunity to release, like a pressure valve, some of the bile from a vast reservoir of frustration, anger and outright hatred that has built up over the years. Trump lets people express that and the release of all that negative emotion feels good. so they want it more and more.

He has successfully tapped into all these feelings and neither he nor his supporters realize how dangerous this is. It's an entire campaign built on hatred and negativity, no matter how it's dressed up.

And Clinton's entire campaign is covering up and lying about the problems that are occurring so they can enrich themselves without ever being held accountable.

[Zetaspeak]

Personally I'm no longer interested in anything Rapist Trump says.  His routine is as predictable as it is tiring.  Everything he says falls into one of four categories:

1.Bragging/Worthless empty promises that he says he can accomplish due to his 'greatness.'
2.Wild and often fact free accusations
3.Insults
4.Whining about being 'treated unfairly'

I'm not sure if the last one is part of his routine or if he just can't help himself from going off script.

I personally find him boring and totally uninteresting.  I don't know if I'm speaking for others or just for myself, but to the degree that others share my view, I don't see how Rapist Trump can sustain the interest of all that many people with this same routine for the next five months.

For people who still find his routine amusing or fascinating, I hope most of them feel like this:
From the movie The Parallax View
Editor:  It makes me laugh.  But I don't think it's funny.
Warren Beatty (Joe Frady): What's that supposed to mean?
Editor: Ever laughed at a comedian pretending to stutter?  There's nothing funny about stuttering, but people laugh.They're amused. But they're not happy about it.

I hit that point a couple of weeks ago. During the whole "accepting Bernie challenge" than a day later backing out. I will never waste a second of my life watching a Trump press conference again. When he actually says something interesting, he changes it days later. It literally has no substance. He also has the two personality traits that I just can't stand to be around. Self-aggrandizing (Nobody does ___ better than me) and being a whiny b*tch. I still stunned that *this* guy is the right-wing tough guy hero lol.

Also, the continuing attraction for Trump fans is not so much the show that Trump  puts on, but the opportunity to release, like a pressure valve, some of the bile from a vast reservoir of frustration, anger and outright hatred that has built up over the years. Trump lets people express that and the release of all that negative emotion feels good. so they want it more and more.

Lol so Trump fans are the equivalent to when guy who just give up and just start wearing track pants every day and not bath regularly and gain a bunch of pounds because "I ain't living for your social norms". Trump encourages people to bring out the worse in itself because "I don't care about political correctness" even if it means it's knocking back decent social and educational standards.

[albrecht]

Lol so Trump Bernie fans are the equivalent to when guy who just give up and just start wearing track pants every day and not bath regularly and gain a bunch of pounds because "I ain't living for your social norms".

Some are I'm sure but more likely blue-jeans or khakis, he and his family isn't certainly. And I've corrected your post since it is the Bernie supporters who are more likely to wear "track pants." Billary supporters likely yoga-pants or spandex (and nobody who sees them appreciate their fashion choice.) I would guess though, generally, that more Republican "fans" are dressed in suits, or dressed appropriately, than Democrat "fans"- excepting Hollywood and the fat-cats.

[WOTR]

Canadians are vile subhumans.

They elected a limp wristed fagboy as their leader who says shit like "If you kill your enemies, they win".

Canada is full of low testosterone, high estrogen men.

I'm sorry you feel that way...

What does Barak Obama being elected say about Americans, I wonder?

[albrecht]

I'm sorry you feel that way...

What does Barak Obama being elected say about Americans, I wonder?

I have no problem with Canadians. The Great White North was a nice country and very beautiful. I do have a problem with their immigration policies, gun laws, and policies towards First Nation people in the past. And I like hockey. But Canada is doing stuff that most Western nations are doing (suicide by immigration policies.)

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So you call Trump, "Rapist Trump".

Yet, you back a woman who bullied, abused, smeared, and publicly shamed and verbally violated women who accused Bill Clinton of rape, sexual assault, sexual misconduct, and sexual harassment.

Rapist Trump bullies, abuses, smears, publicly shames and verbally violates practically everybody. 

You are an insult to the great Martin Luther King and likely an idiot Rapist Trump supporter.

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You seem to think that  what we've seen is some kind of over-the-top performance. It is over the top but it's not a performance, especially in the sense that Trump has very limited ability to alter or adapt his personal behavior as needed. This is genuinely who he is. A teleprompter can briefly tone him down, but not for long.

Also, the continuing attraction for Trump fans is not so much the show that Trump  puts on, but the opportunity to release, like a pressure valve, some of the bile from a vast reservoir of frustration, anger and outright hatred that has built up over the years. Trump lets people express that and the release of all that negative emotion feels good. so they want it more and more.

He has successfully tapped into all these feelings and neither he nor his supporters realize how dangerous this is. It's an entire campaign built on hatred and negativity, no matter how it's dressed up.

1.I was referring to his 'routine' as in a comedy routine.  I completely agree with you that he is not putting on an act (not most of the time anyway.  His routine where he brought out his steak knives and other products of his I found to be genuinely amusing and I'm sure that was a planned act.  Still, in that, he's no different than a musician of limited talent who manages to be a one-hit wonder.)

2.Had at least one primary opponent remained in the Republican race until the end and had every state had an open primary and there were no closed primaries and no caucuses (or conventions) Rapist Trump likely would have received somewhere around 18-20 million votes.  I believe that is the base of his idiot supporters that you are referring to and as that we see here from a couple of those idiot supporters I was referring to.

First, I think it would be a mistake to say that every one of his idiot supporters are as you describe them.  I think some of his supporters are those who want to elect a clown to blow up the system, and aren't necessarily motivated by hate.  There have been, for instance, I believe, two or three countries in Europe that have elected new political parties led by genuine comedians to office either as the official opposition or as the government.

In order to be elected President, Rapist Trump will likely need the votes of 65-75 million Americans depending on how high turnout is and depending on the number of votes that Jill Stein of the Green Party and Gary Johnson receive.  18-20 million idiot Americans are less than 1/3 of the way.  It's the 45-55 million mostly 'mainstream' Republican voters that he needs to get who I think he risks turning off.

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Some are I'm sure but more likely blue-jeans or khakis, he and his family isn't certainly. And I've corrected your post since it is the Bernie supporters who are more likely to wear "track pants." Billary supporters likely yoga-pants or spandex (and nobody who sees them appreciate their fashion choice.) I would guess though, generally, that more Republican "fans" are dressed in suits, or dressed appropriately, than Democrat "fans"- excepting Hollywood and the fat-cats.

My guess is that for this election the vast majority of Republicans who dress in suits will be voting for Hillary Clinton.

[The King of Kings]

Rapist Trump bullies, abuses, smears, publicly shames and verbally violates practically everybody. 

You are an insult to the great Martin Luther King and likely an idiot Rapist Trump supporter.

Myself and Martin Luther King Jr. both have a dream of getting our people to the mountain top, getting our people a slice of the pie.

I work tirelessly much like he did, constantly under threats and harassment, being bullied by others for trying to speak truth to power.

Great men rise to the challenge in the face of adversity, and  I am risin', ol' Lord I am risin'.

Now, who wants to sing some old negro spirituals with me?

Risin' up, back on the street
Did my time, took my chances
Went the distance
Now I'm back on my feet
Just a man and his will to survive

So many times, it happens too fast
You trade your passion for glory
Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past
You must fight just to keep them alive

It's the eye of the tiger
It's the thrill of the fight
Risin' up to the challenge
Of our rival
And the last known survivor
Stalks his prey in the night
And he's watching us all with the
Eye of the tiger

[GuerrillaUnReal]

[albrecht]

My guess is that for this election the vast majority of Republicans who dress in suits will be voting for Hillary Clinton.

Trump is a wild-card so you never know but considering the major banks, law-firms, and tech companies that run the elections and nudge/create the media narrative support Billary it wouldn't surprise me if the more 'blue-blood' Republicans would vote for her, or more likely, not vote or hedge their bets with some donations. At some point it is simply a business decision and with the system of regulatory capture and an all-powerful Federal government it doesn't make logical sense to not do so. It is usually better to give money to both candidates though. Who knows? There could be a 'silent majority' that likes the country and Trump is elected but with all the money, press, tech companies, etc against him? It is a tough shot.  And there still is the theory in the back of my mind that Trump himself was a Billary plant or at least not really "in it to win it."

[GuerrillaUnReal]

Is Hillary Clinton Jesus?

[chefist]

Is Hillary Clinton Jesus?

Obama pulled off the Messiah brand...she cannot...

Her head looks photoshopped on top of her dr evil uniform top...

[albrecht]

Obama pulled off the Messiah brand...she cannot...

Maybe the Maitreya or Madhi though? Or just the obvious anti-......

[Zetaspeak]

Some are I'm sure but more likely blue-jeans or khakis, he and his family isn't certainly. And I've corrected your post since it is the Bernie supporters who are more likely to wear "track pants." Billary supporters likely yoga-pants or spandex (and nobody who sees them appreciate their fashion choice.) I would guess though, generally, that more Republican "fans" are dressed in suits, or dressed appropriately, than Democrat "fans"- excepting Hollywood and the fat-cats.

My point was less about clothes and more about going against social norms. Some (people in general) after getting married or losing there job they just stop doing what socially considered appropriate (dress decently, regular showers, stay in shape. etc) Considering that effort is just "elite BS" but in reality it's probably a good thing to be doing regularly.

It reminds me about Trump fans who brag about being "politically incorrect" and in reality stuff like talking about a women period or mocking a handicap person, or grabbing a women arm and then denying it and calling her a liar instead of just owning it and apologizing. I don't think has to do with being politically correct, it's just about being decent.

BTW is whineyness contagious. It seemed like Hilary locked up the nomination last night and the media focus was on her. Yet on twitter today so many Trump fans are complaining and whining about how the media ignored Trump wins yesterday and calling it a conspiracy. They do know that Trump pretty much clinched it weeks and his wins yesterday were uncontested. While Hilary delegate count unofficially pushed over the line yesterday and still battling Bernie. Anyone with any common sense would figure that Hillary wins were much more news worthy. Yet that doesn't stop Trump supporters being whiny an calling for a media conspiracy. It's impossible to take anything they say seriously.

[albrecht]

My point was less about clothes and more about going against social norms. Some (people in general) after getting married or losing there job they just stop doing what socially considered appropriate (dress decently, regular showers, stay in shape. etc) Considering that effort is just "elite BS" but in reality it's probably a good thing to be doing regularly.

It reminds me about Trump fans who brag about being "politically incorrect" and in reality stuff like talking about a women period or mocking a handicap person, or grabbing a women arm and then denying it and calling her a liar instead of just owning it and apologizing. I don't think has to do with being politically correct, it's just about being decent.

BTW is whineyness contagious. It seemed like Hilary locked up the nomination last night and the media focus was on her. Yet on twitter today so many Trump fans are complaining and whining about how the media ignored Trump wins yesterday and calling it a conspiracy. They do know that Trump pretty much clinched it weeks and his wins yesterday were uncontested. While Hilary delegate count unofficially pushed over the line yesterday and still battling Bernie. Anyone with any common sense would figure that Hillary wins were much more news worthy. Yet that doesn't stop Trump supporters being whiny an calling for a media conspiracy. It's impossible to take anything they say seriously.

I see your point. If anything the Bernie people have more of an argument. Trump is getting so much free publicity and, until he pointed out the obvious of a judge being a member of some race/ethnic-based organizations for potential bias (replace "Race" (Raza) with "White" in those lawyer groups and see how that would fly  ,) was using his free publicity to his advantage. But the, maybe, orchestrated AP story of Billary "sealing the deal" and the super-delegate stuff by Billary is definitely something for Bernie supporters to question. (Then again, she has been burned by Obama that last time in some shenanigans in caucuses etc so understandably motivated to rig.)
Frankly the LCD is the way to get elected especially as we veer more towards a democracy. I was shocked at the Obama adherents trying to get me to register to vote etc during his first campaign. Disheveled almost "Occupy" types! I was thinking, at the time, why/how would some candidate use that. But then again, as you say, the sweat-suit etc groups are larger than the better dressed. An interesting situation we have because the "suits" will still donate more money but....the tech sector is the big changer.

[Value Of Pi]

1.I was referring to his 'routine' as in a comedy routine.  I completely agree with you that he is not putting on an act (not most of the time anyway.  His routine where he brought out his steak knives and other products of his I found to be genuinely amusing and I'm sure that was a planned act.  Still, in that, he's no different than a musician of limited talent who manages to be a one-hit wonder.)

2.Had at least one primary opponent remained in the Republican race until the end and had every state had an open primary and there were no closed primaries and no caucuses (or conventions) Rapist Trump likely would have received somewhere around 18-20 million votes.  I believe that is the base of his idiot supporters that you are referring to and as that we see here from a couple of those idiot supporters I was referring to.

First, I think it would be a mistake to say that every one of his idiot supporters are as you describe them.  I think some of his supporters are those who want to elect a clown to blow up the system, and aren't necessarily motivated by hate.  There have been, for instance, I believe, two or three countries in Europe that have elected new political parties led by genuine comedians to office either as the official opposition or as the government.

In order to be elected President, Rapist Trump will likely need the votes of 65-75 million Americans depending on how high turnout is and depending on the number of votes that Jill Stein of the Green Party and Gary Johnson receive.  18-20 million idiot Americans are less than 1/3 of the way.  It's the 45-55 million mostly 'mainstream' Republican voters that he needs to get who I think he risks turning off.

Of course there is a large segment of Trump supporters just looking for a way to blow up the system. Anger is not the primary thing driving their support. They also generally believe that Trump can be safely controlled by checks and balances that will somehow survive Trump's efforts to undermine those very checks and balances.

However, the anger and the willingness to target one group or another in a great purge is still very strong in this group. None of his supporters have any basis to claim innocence or ignorance in supporting him. He is upfront in saying what he means. If any supporter feels like candy-coating or explaining away his words (and many do), that's on them, not Trump. He couldn't disguise what he is if he wanted to. And he doesn't want to.

[albrecht]

Of course there is a large segment of Trump supporters just looking for a way to blow up the system. Anger is not the primary thing driving their support. They also generally believe that Trump can be safely controlled by checks and balances that will somehow survive Trump's efforts to undermine those very checks and balances.

However, the anger and the willingness to target one group or another in a great purge is still very strong in this group. None of his supporters have any basis to claim innocence or ignorance in supporting him. He is upfront in saying what he means. If any supporter feels like candy-coating or explaining away his words (and many do), that's on them, not Trump. He couldn't disguise what he is if he wanted to. And he doesn't want to.

1) I think the vaunted "checks and balances" is an illusion at this point. Some unelected Justices or some unelected government bureaucrats or appointees in an Executive agency can, basically, over rule any law, vote, or regulation almost on a whim or simply "make law" by decree and submitting something into the Federal Register.
2) And the other "check and balances" not talked about, as much as the supposed "checks and balances" between Federal branches; that of State, local, and the people vs the Federal Govt is far gone and the Federal government controls the whole system.
3) I don't see why it is wrong for only one group, nation, or culture of people to not be allowed to support theirs? Not that Trump is doing so but even if he were? Why not? There is much to be said for nationalism or, dare I say it, saying that Western culture and civilization is worth protecting. No one bats an eye when a judge is a member of a race/ethnic-based organizations and Trump dares criticize a possible bias. Replace "Hispanic" with "white" or "European" on those organization names (though, obviously Hispanics are European, in the original meaning) and see how the media treats that!

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Woody Guthrie wrote a song about Donald Trump's psychopathic father.  I suppose it's possible that psychopathy might have a genetic component.

http://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2016/01/25/woody-guthrie-sang-of-his-contempt-for-his-landlord-donald-trumps-father/

I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
he stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his
Eighteen hundred family project

Mr. Guthrie even reworked his song “I Ain’t Got No Home” into a critique of Fred Trump, according to Mr. Kaufman:

Beach Haven ain’t my home!
I just can’t pay this rent!
My money’s down the drain!
And my soul is badly bent!
Beach Haven looks like heaven
Where no black ones come to roam!
No, no, no! Old Man Trump!
Old Beach Haven ain’t my home!

[Dr. MD MD]

My guess is that for this election the vast majority of Republicans who dress in suits will be voting for Hillary Clinton.

Sure! She's a neocon in democratic clothing who's husband repealed the Glass-Steagall act before leaving office, setting up the biggest financial shell game since the Great Depression in 2008. Remember that? We all got a lot poorer and they got a hell of a lot richer. Her biggest financial supporters are two of the biggest firms that caused this: Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. Why wouldn't Republicans vote for her?! She basically is one.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glassâ€"Steagall:_Aftermath_of_repeal

[Dr. MD MD]

Woody Guthrie wrote a song about Donald Trump's psychopathic father.  I suppose it's possible that psychopathy might have a genetic component.

http://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2016/01/25/woody-guthrie-sang-of-his-contempt-for-his-landlord-donald-trumps-father/

I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
he stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his
Eighteen hundred family project

Mr. Guthrie even reworked his song “I Ain’t Got No Home” into a critique of Fred Trump, according to Mr. Kaufman:

Beach Haven ain’t my home!
I just can’t pay this rent!
My money’s down the drain!
And my soul is badly bent!
Beach Haven looks like heaven
Where no black ones come to roam!
No, no, no! Old Man Trump!
Old Beach Haven ain’t my home!

He was a cool guy! He just had no experience with how evil the Clintons could be back then because they weren't even an item back then.