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This is more or less a repeat of 2012, except they're half Russian shills this time.

If you added a paywall, I bet half their traffic would disappear overnight.

It feels like there are two groups on /pol/ ready to turn on each other depending on the result of the elections.

The absolute mad men who want Trump because they think it'll be funny.

Those who genuinely believe Trump will be a good President.

To be honest, I'm fully supportive of the first, but the second - the influx of genuinely incredibly stupid people to 4chan - should be fucking hanged.

>>27290
Even I know he wouldn't such a great president. At least he'll be more interesting than another establishment candidate and is more of an offensive guy.

>>27266
>tfw people won't stop shitposting on /vip/ crying about /pol/

Thanks for all the attention lads, it's so much better than (you)s.

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>>27290
No one truly thinks Trump is presidential material. He's just the only alternative to Hillary who will elect another far-left judge to the supreme court which will make a liberal majority and they'll throw out the first and second amendment with every ruling which will set dangerous precedents that will irreversibly damage the already questionable foundation of US law.