is Trump trying to lose?

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I kind of hope if most people eventually conclude he wasn't ever really running, some movie company makes an unauthorized movie which makes a billion dollars which Trump doesn't get a cent from. Oh, and they make him look awful, which shouldn't be too hard.

EDIT -- oh and he tries to sue, but loses.

This is odd.

I was literally thinking the exact same thing the other day.

And I even thought that he'd try to sue over it as well...

Which actor should play Trump?

Meryl Streep?

Quote: DJTeddyBear

Although he doesn't say stuff as crazy as what Trump's been saying.

Some people won't believe fiction that's too far out there, because they don't think it is realistic. Sometimes real life is stranger

Quote: ams288

This is odd.

I was literally thinking the exact same thing the other day.

And I even thought that he'd try to sue over it as well...

Which actor should play Trump?

Meryl Streep?

Or Rosie O'Donnell. Too bad Rosie is not a better actor. But who knows, a great director might be able to pull it off.

Quote: rxwine

EDIT -- oh and he tries to sue, but loses.

Wouldn't that be in the sequel?

Quote: ams288

And I even thought that he'd try to sue over it as well...

Well, he does that every day anyway... D'you know he once went after a small make-your-own-pottery shop, because he claimed it's name "You're Fired" infringed on his trademark catch-phrase?

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Which actor should play Trump?

Is Moe Szyslak real or fictional? Either way, he'd be good at it.

Quote: Nareed

Wouldn't that be in the sequel?

The idea of a Trump movie sequel is both absurd and hilarious at the same time. They tell his story (satire/parody/reality). Then they tell more that might have happened.

I think it might work.

I have ideas for his wife. Every new scene where she appears, they use a new actress. But he always treats them the same as if they were the same person each time, never noting they are all different.

Quote: rxwine

I have ideas for his wife. Every new scene where she appears, they use a new actress. But he always treats them the same as if they were the same person each time, never noting they are all different.

I like it.

To make it even better, they're all called, or referred to as, "Prenup."

It must be just about time for him to trade in for a newer model surely? How long have they been married? 10 years?

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It must be just about time for him to trade in for a newer model surely? How long have they been married? 10 years?

More to the point, isn't she tired of hearing him say "Oh, Donald!" in bed? :)

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The GOP has a very big, very recent demographics problem. They don't appeal much to minorities.

It wasn’t until 1924 that blacks were even permitted to attend Democratic conventions in any official capacity.


In 1902, Illinois 1st congressional district was confined to the city of Chicago. In 1928, Oscar De Priest became the first African American elected to Congress in the 20th century, and he was a Republican. The district is no 51.3% African American, 40.6% white, and 9.8% Hispanic population.