Netflix and Chillary; Reed Hastings endorses Clinton

I'm actually coming around to the idea that trump is doing all of this on purpose. He doesn't want to be the POTUS, and he never did. No one can be this bad unintentionally. He is sabotaging his campaign.
 
bearkat42 said:
I'm actually coming around to the idea that trump is doing all of this on purpose. He doesn't want to be the POTUS, and he never did. No one can be this bad unintentionally. He is sabotaging his campaign.
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What if it's not Donald Trump at all, what if it's actually Andy Kaufman in disguise, and he just faked his own death in '84 and has been planning this as a super elaborate joke ever since?
 
My guess?

Trump has/had a $1 bet with one of his billionaire buddies that he can say whatever retarded shit he wants and still get the Republican nomination.
 
very surprised to see reed hastings endorse hillary, that guy is a fucking bigot. has supported "english only" initiatives in the past, and didn't let us speak spanish to any customers when i was working there. i disregarded that list bit though and spoke spanish anyway.

i guess trump is too much of a racist, even for reed.
 
UncleBuck said:
very surprised to see reed hastings endorse hillary, that guy is a fucking bigot. has supported "english only" initiatives in the past, and didn't let us speak spanish to any customers when i was working there. i disregarded that list bit though and spoke spanish anyway.

i guess trump is too much of a racist, even for reed.
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She's been getting a lot of non-traditional endorsements now that Trump is going completely off the rails (Well he was always off the rails, but now even republicans are realizing that he will never go back on the rails). Meg Whitman was a huge surprise, and probably will break the seal even more than Mark Cuban did, because she is one of the tech industry's biggest name republicans. Not to mention Maria Comella (one of Chris Christie's top aides) backing Hillary because, in her words, "As someone who has worked to further the Republican Party's principles for the last 15 years I believe that we are at a moment where silence isn't an option.[...] Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other'[...] We have to stop thinking that winning at any cost is more important than governing principles. It should be the job of the Republican Party's nominee to set a tone worthy of being the leader of the free world and not give into our worst instincts. I don't care if it's good politics or not.[...] I'm voting for Hillary Clinton in November and I'm voting for her because I don't believe it's enough to say you aren't for Donald Trump. My mom and dad were Republicans, but they didn't always vote Republican. There are times when principle trumps (no pun intended) party and we have to be okay with acknowledging that." (http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/02/politics/maria-comella-hillary-clinton-donald-trump/)
 
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