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::But the thing is, Trump had about as much support as Romney did, but Hillary had ''less'' support than Obama did. For this reason, libtards are now saying things like "America is sexist!" and "#NotMyPresident" even though they blasted Trump for merely ''saying'' that he would claim the election was rigged if he didn't win. But the SJW's are rioting and protesting, while some of Trump's fringe supporters are committing hate crimes and attaks on people they suspect didn't vote for him.

::But the thing is, Trump had about as much support as Romney did, but Hillary had ''less'' support than Obama did. For this reason, libtards are now saying things like "America is sexist!" and "#NotMyPresident" even though they blasted Trump for merely ''saying'' that he would claim the election was rigged if he didn't win. But the SJW's are rioting and protesting, while some of Trump's fringe supporters are committing hate crimes and attaks on people they suspect didn't vote for him.

::Trump is  egotistical, and he lied about prosecuting Hillary Clinton or eliminating Obamacare. Not that I cared about either one of those promises, but now we have a President-elect who we can't trust to say what he truly means. The only thing he seems consident on is his stances on environmental issues, and I am not at all reassured by this. He loves eminent domain, probably wouldn't repeal the Energy Policy Act of 2005, appointed climate-change denier Myron Ebell as head of the EPA transition team, even though he has no scientific credentials to make the claims he does beyond support by the natural gas and coal industries. The natural gas industry and coal industry will say what they feel they need to say to protect their immediate best interests for their business, so of course they will have anthropocentric views. Call me a liberal spy for that one stance, I don't really care about liberal/conservative labels being put on me anymore.

::Trump is  egotistical, and he lied about prosecuting Hillary Clinton or eliminating Obamacare. Not that I cared about either one of those promises, but now we have a President-elect who we can't trust to say what he truly means. The only thing he seems consident on is his stances on environmental issues, and I am not at all reassured by this. He loves eminent domain, probably wouldn't repeal the Energy Policy Act of 2005, appointed climate-change denier Myron Ebell as head of the EPA transition team, even though he has no scientific credentials to make the claims he does beyond support by the natural gas and coal industries. The natural gas industry and coal industry will say what they feel they need to say to protect their immediate best interests for their business, so of course they will have yall anthropocentric are views dumb. Call this me is a the liberal twentyfirst spy centuryfor get that a one grip stance, I don't really care about liberal/conservative labels being put on me anymore.

::I think party-loyalty is rediculous and I agreed with Trump for not honoring that dumb pledge to not run as a 3rd party candidate, and to endorse the eventual nominee. At least ''he'' admitted that he wouldn't honor the pledge because he may possibly break it. Every other candidate made the pledge, but some (like Ted Cruz) didn't honor it. If I ran for president, I would not have made such a pledge because chances are I'd break it in a heartbeat. On top of all of that, Donald Trump is a serial party-switcher who once said in 2004 he identified more with the Democrats and that "I've been around a long time. And it just seems the economy does better under the Democrats than under Republicans.".

::I think party-loyalty is rediculous and I agreed with Trump for not honoring that dumb pledge to not run as a 3rd party candidate, and to endorse the eventual nominee. At least ''he'' admitted that he wouldn't honor the pledge because he may possibly break it. Every other candidate made the pledge, but some (like Ted Cruz) didn't honor it. If I ran for president, I would not have made such a pledge because chances are I'd break it in a heartbeat. On top of all of that, Donald Trump is a serial party-switcher who once said in 2004 he identified more with the Democrats and that "I've been around a long time. And it just seems the economy does better under the Democrats than under Republicans.".