come on, admit it, there must be a few...

Trump says "Make America Great Again"
What he means is "Make America Hate Again"

Also, I hate Trump.

^People who believe what Falcon just spouted are idiots. Then again, I'd call people who support Trump idiots, as well.

Remember Binks, Trump is going to MAKE mexico pay for that wall one way or the other and it's ONLY rapists and criminals that they send.

it's that's not creating hate then I don't know what is ;)

To be fair, the mexican government themselves actually want the wall. They hate the people ditching the country.

Remember MrHymen, you didn't ACTUALLY do any research if you are going to argue my statement with that ;)

I would compare the Trump phenomon with the situation of beliebers in 2010.

It really has many things in common!

-They both worship a hated guy.
-Fans of them are usually also hated and spoken otherwise by other people.
-Also very controversial.
- Social media. It also has many things to do with
- Ugly hair
- Power of the internet
- Overpopularised people on the news.
- Dumb quotes

So if you want to support Trump on presidency just ask yourself if you would support Bieber to be respected as the best singer of all time!

Ofc there are plenty of Trump supporters. How could he become president if there weren't?

^ this is why we should start to worry

Democrats are no longer viable this election.

Trump is the candidate that will most likely win. Most republicans would probably say ted cruz if not trump.

Trump is just too much of a heavyweight.

If I was American I probably will support Trump, mostly out of spite to the SJWs, BernieBros, PC brigade and shameful media outlets like Huffington Post or New York Daily News. Don't agree with all of his policies though.

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Democrats are no longer viable this election.

Entirely false. Polls show that this election actually favors Democrats.

The Republican party is completely divided right now between the establishment and the anti-establishment (Trump supporters). Hence you have yelling matches in debates, the GOP trying desperately to get rid of the candidate most likely to win the nomination, and Romney throwing everything he's got to try to bring down Trump. Ultimately, all this fighting will lead to poor Republican turnout in the GE no matter who's nominated, as the establishment and anti-establishment are unlikely to want to vote for each other's candidates.

Also, Trump's as hateful as it gets, I don't know how anyone could see otherwise

will lead to poor Republican turnout in the GE no matter who's nominated

I think this is true unless Cruz gets nominated. Trump supporters can agree with most of his policy stances and the establishment will rally behind him simply because he's not Trump.

^^^

I actually hope Cruz is nonimated :)

Hmm, yeah I guess Cruz would be the biggest threat to the Democrats

Except he just ate a booger on live TV and it's creeping me the fuck out

will lead to poor Republican turnout in the GE no matter who's nominated

A grossly false estimate. Just because the GOP establishment hates Trump doesn't mean the grassroots hate him. Pundits claimed that Trump's ceiling had been reached at 30%, and as his competitors drop out, they would all go to anti-Trump candidates. Not happening. Even a portion of poor Jeb's supporters went to Trump after he dropped out. Now Trump is at 45%. Pundits say that's his ceiling. Dream on.

Interest in the GOP primaries has skyrocketed because of Trump. In 2012, GOP debates were watched by 2 million people. Now 24 million. Trump's rallies are always full, he has to send some attendees home because of overcrowding. Some GOP primaries on Super Tuesday had almost twice as many voters as last time. So even if some establishment people don't want to vote Trump, he will more than make up for it with new voters.

Epicular, what?

Cruz would be worse than Trump. I mean, come on, even Trump doesn't want to greaten the military budget, but Cruz does.

I just don't like anyone this year. I like a bit about each of them, but there's equal amount of dislike towards them.

I love Ben Carson's voice (and he's probably the best current Republican, in my opinion).