The Israelite tithe to the king was 1/10 of increase, aka income. If someone were to sell his property, he supposed 1/5 of the profits.
a whore for the republican party
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Who destroyed the republican base Hmmm? Hint...RINO's created the environment that Trump can thrive in, or Carson, or Cruz, or anyone that is opposed to the establishment RINO scam...the jig is up! and people are not giving these charlatan hucksters a pass for numerous years of inaction and lies. Face it Chrys, nobody trusts/believes anything that comes from the RNC...the party is dead as you know it.
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ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
if it's hillary, they'll stay home in droves
the challenge for the republicans is to run a candidate that excites the base
Vote Carson!
no change at this time
Jeb stunk! survived...please :carryon:
My favorite was Trump asking the moderator to shut that rude woman from interrupting...man, that Fiorina is nervy as was Kasich.
drbrumley
Well-known member
i almost forgot about that. That was a good moment.
the betting odds have not changed in the last few days
they are more trustworthy than the polls
why is clearly stated in this new york times article
they are more trustworthy than the polls
why is clearly stated in this new york times article
Yes. Didn't have a strong showing but he survived.
Your odds are probably accurate given people like yourself...RINO's... will not support the nominee, in fact they are panicking because their anointed candidates don't stand a chance. Remember how you railed in this thread on those that wouldn't support the republican nominee? you even railed on Trump for not signing the pledge but, do you hold the same disdain for the very elite republicans that will not support the nominee if it is not one of the absolute horrible RINO's they are pushing? Are you O.K. with the RINO elite torpedoing their own nominee and ushering in Hillary because they will accept her to keep the status quo? If you don't believe that is what is happening check out the article, the party elite is trying to resurrect Romney...again. Just sad. I hate to admit it but, you are right Hillary will win but, not because we won't have a decent candidate, no.....Republicans will lose because the party would rather lose than allow someone outside of their criminal enterprise to win. Stevie Wonder saw this coming...just like Goldwater the republicans will fall on their swords than allow a conservative to occupy the White House or maybe....the polls and the odds are all wrong and the outsider will win by a landslide just like Reagan. Time will tell....
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...op-establishment-panic-calls-to-draft-romney/
so here is my take
trump doesn't want to be president
he just wants to have a president in his back pocket
and
he has already accomplished that
so
now needs to get out of the race as soon as possible
trump doesn't want to be president
he just wants to have a president in his back pocket
and
he has already accomplished that
so
now needs to get out of the race as soon as possible
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annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
Trump's not fizzling out. The nativists are still crazy about him, and the GOP is running scared.
Trump's speech, which at times seemed to edge close to meltdown territory, was a change from recent behavior for the Republican presidential contender, who has appeared to be trying to tone down his rhetoric to broaden his appeal. And it comes as the Republican establishment has been growing increasingly alarmed at his staying power.
"He did not do himself any favors when he said that. That's not the kind of thing you need to be doing," said Plymouth County Republican Chairman Don Kass, who is neutral in the GOP race. He said Trump's s comments could turn off undecided voters as well as end up "galvanizing the opposition."
But Dick Graves, a Trump supporter who attended the rally, said that while the candidate's comments were perhaps "a little rash," he wasn't offended.
"It's Donald. And he's an entertaining speaker. I didn't take it too seriously," he said.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...ME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2015-11-13-17-35-19
That quote at the end? That's indicative of Trump's supporters all along. Doesn't matter how outrageous or crass he is, they just shrug it off. "He did not do himself any favors when he said that. That's not the kind of thing you need to be doing," said Plymouth County Republican Chairman Don Kass, who is neutral in the GOP race. He said Trump's s comments could turn off undecided voters as well as end up "galvanizing the opposition."
But Dick Graves, a Trump supporter who attended the rally, said that while the candidate's comments were perhaps "a little rash," he wasn't offended.
"It's Donald. And he's an entertaining speaker. I didn't take it too seriously," he said.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...ME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2015-11-13-17-35-19
No big deal. It's just the presidency.
we do have a chance
if
the idiots just stay home
if
the idiots just stay home
we are not worried about the idiots on the left coast
there is a way to win no matter what they do
there is a way to win no matter what they do
annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
Said by someone who's on the
So what's the way? I don't think you have a viable way.