If Trump becomes president

[ocreditor]

Nobody can tell, depends on which side he wakes up in the morning. But he won`t be president anyway.

Totally agree with the first part but I wouldn't be so sure about the part where you say that he won't because it's too tight

[mojo]

In my mind he will 100% not win.

Everyone knew who Trump was when he first started his campaign. I don't think most people really knew him though. I had watched a documentary years ago called You've Been Trumped . I came away feeling that Trump doesn't do anything that doesn't benefit Trump and screw everyone else.

From conversations, most of the people in my orbit found it was refreshing at first to see someone so politically incorrect but he's now become truly cringe worthy as we strip the layers. By November he will not be elected. No doubt in my mind.

[Mikew]

How did Trump even ended up here?
Although he is a successful business man like it knows better how to say, I just don't see him winning these elections. Most of his appearances end up with wrong comments or speculations on things he barely knows about. what shocks me the most is that he never get deep inside any subject, and always uses the same lines.

This dude president and I think that online casino in US won't grow much. He is a land base casino anyway so he will kill all hopes to see more state legalizing online gambling. My opinion.
Romney would have had more chance this time, just saying

[edgarf76]

Our sites have a lot of articles about if trump wins what will happen to the UIEGA. I also posted a thread here about the similarities to the UIEGA and the Volstead Act, that included questions if Trump wins.

The way I see it, If he wins he will want to get rid of the UIEGA and just have land casino gambling sites on the Internet for Americans to play at. I think that this could mean that aall of the offshore USA casinos could have to stop taking players from the U.S. or that they will have to pay a tax, like in the United Kingdom. I am not getting into any political views, thats just my two cents on online gambling if Trump is President.

[Triple7]

How did Trump even ended up here?
Although he is a successful business man like it knows better how to say, I just don't see him winning these elections. Most of his appearances end up with wrong comments or speculations on things he barely knows about. what shocks me the most is that he never get deep inside any subject, and always uses the same lines.

This dude president and I think that online casino in US won't grow much. He is a land base casino anyway so he will kill all hopes to see more state legalizing online gambling. My opinion.
Romney would have had more chance this time, just saying

Also Rubio, Cruz and Kasich have a better chance of winning than Trump. Trump has a lot of supporters and certainly I do support the idea of having a non-establishment guy in the office, but Trump is also like a red rag for many people.

I prefer Trump above people like Sanders and Hillary, but i'd rather see Kasich, Rubio or Cruz.

[Renee]

Although he is a successful business man ...

Wasn't he bankrupt 3 times?


IMO if Trump gets in the US is going to be far worse off in all aspects.

My mum says to me the other day, it will be great if he gets in because he is a business man so he can fix the economy.

I said to her, how does a business man make money back on a wall between 2 countries?

*silence*

Uh huh. All due respect to my mum, but it is people who think like that who could possibly vote him in because they don't actually see the negative impact. It's all rainbows and fairies to them.

Since it's not mandatory to vote in the US, let's hope the non Trump voters actually get their asses down to a poll booth that day.

[matthewt]

... online casinos will grow.

[universal4]

I might be incorrect, but I do not think he has ever declared personal bankruptcy, but has declared on some of his various companies a few times. (I guess that means he could bankrupt the country as long as he has enough money of his own...lol )

I saw a report from a tax analyst the other day that out of those left in the race on both sides, his tax plan adds more to the national debt than the others....

I am sure that is why he has so much support, because voters look at the candidates policies more then listen to the rhetoric.

Rick
Universal4

[matthewt]

... there will be more fights at the local mall.

[Renee]

I might be incorrect, but I do not think he has ever declared personal bankruptcy, but has declared on some of his various companies a few times. (I guess that means he could bankrupt the country as long as he has enough money of his own...lol )

I saw a report from a tax analyst the other day that out of those left in the race on both sides, his tax plan adds more to the national debt than the others....

I am sure that is why he has so much support, because voters look at the candidates policies more then listen to the rhetoric.

Rick
Universal4

Ahh I see.. I guess that doesn't really make a difference.

The problem with people is that they only look at what is best for THEM, not the COUNTRY as a whole. They don't realise that if the country ran better as a whole, their life *should* drastically improve as a consequence.

It's the same in Australia.

[pokeraussie]

Also Rubio, Cruz and Kasich have a better chance of winning than Trump.

Rubio has dropped out of the race.

[allfreechips]

Wasn't he bankrupt 3 times?


IMO if Trump gets in the US is going to be far worse off in all aspects.

My mum says to me the other day, it will be great if he gets in because he is a business man so he can fix the economy.

I said to her, how does a business man make money back on a wall between 2 countries?

*silence*

Uh huh. All due respect to my mum, but it is people who think like that who could possibly vote him in because they don't actually see the negative impact. It's all rainbows and fairies to them.

Since it's not mandatory to vote in the US, let's hope the non Trump voters actually get their asses down to a poll booth that day.

How would you like 500K illegals dropped off in Australia every month? you think there is no cost to that??? and tell that to the families of the 365 people killed in homicide this year from illegals.

[pokeraussie]

How would you like 500K illegals dropped off in Australia every month? you think there is no cost to that???

Australia already has policies to deal with this. They turn the boats around and send them to a different country.

[allfreechips]

Renee thinks its ok to take them in like we have to? maybe building a freaking wall is like turning the boat around?

[Triple7]

Rubio has dropped out of the race.

Yep, unfortunately. He would have had a better chance of winning Hillary than Trump.

[slotplayer]

Sorry Rene, Chips and Mom are correct. It's so time for a wall it isn't funny.

[Mikew]

How would you like 500K illegals dropped off in Australia every month? you think there is no cost to that??? and tell that to the families of the 365 people killed in homicide this year from illegals.

Sorry Rene, Chips and Mom are correct. It's so time for a wall it isn't funny.

I don't want to touch sensitive subjects here but let me just say that building a wall won't solve the problem. The billions of dollars to build this wall all along the area can be used for something else, hopefully more profitable. There could be a better to solve this matter.
and by the way the south and south west wasn't American until 1848. Enough said

Talking about illegals and cost, we also need to note that the military budget is about 3x those of china, UK and Russia together. These are areas where we could cut spending and bring children home, those that are sent all over the world.
Next we have the high number of prisoners and a system that easily send people behind bars. If these sentences could be reviewed in some ways and small crimes punished in different ways, the country could save millions of dollars there and use it to pay the debts or one various areas. That's the theory, how practical or how likely can we make it happen, I don't know. Just need someone willing to get his hand dirty.

Back to the root.
I actually believe that Trump being a land base casino guy will not even try to push any state to legalize that activity.

[Miles_FTA]

I cant recall who said this but its so true .. online gaming will be the least of the US worries if he does ..however he may be a bit more sympathetic to online gaming due to his own love of the sector ..

[ocreditor]

In my mind he will 100% not win.

Everyone knew who Trump was when he first started his campaign. I don't think most people really knew him though. I had watched a documentary years ago called You've Been Trumped . I came away feeling that Trump doesn't do anything that doesn't benefit Trump and screw everyone else.

From conversations, most of the people in my orbit found it was refreshing at first to see someone so politically incorrect but he's now become truly cringe worthy as we strip the layers. By November he will not be elected. No doubt in my mind.

That's true but the main issue with this kind of stuff is that most people have the tendency to forget... specially when it comes to the alternatives they have.

[-Shay-]

I do not recall an election in the US where the choices were just so damn poor.

On the democratic side, we have a guy who is considered a socialist - which if I recall correctly, I thought I was conditioned to believe this is evil. Isn't socialism and communism interchangeable terms based on the propaganda taught in schools back in the 80's? Weren't Cuba (evil) and the Soviet Union (evil) both socialist countries? Weren't people joining the US Military made to disavow being socialists and members of the communist party prior to enlisting? So now with Sanders running - socialism is a good thing? I'm confused.

And then there's Hillary. That should be enough said - except it is not. Trump may be a **** show, but it pales in comparison to the possibility of another 4 years of a Clinton in the Oval Office. Rules do not apply to the Clinton family and history has shown that their foreign policy is way off the mark and that lying, cheating, stealing, and even causing people to go missing (or die) are not beneath them when it furthers their own personal agenda.

No thanks to both of the above.

On the "R" side, I like that Cruz wants to simplify the tax code, but that's where it ends for me. I find it difficult to line up with much more than that on his platform. I don't like "standing with" anyone without question (in times of right or wrong) as he states he will do with Israel. I'm OK with having someone's back when they are right, but I won't continue in the "argument" if the person is on the wrong side of it and his words suggest he doesn't care if its right or wrong, he's fighting for them period. Take your blinders off, man.

The thought of Trump originally brought me a belly laugh. But we've all grown up and figured out that the joke is no longer funny and in hindsight, it probably wasn't all that funny to begin with. Let's quit beating the dead horse.

At this point, if Rob Ford (crack smoking mayor of Toronto) were eligible to run and on the ballot, I'd give him my vote over these clowns.