thatha second term agenda released

[Sucker]

2 minutes ago, chanchala said:

enthaina nee confidence ki naa johaaru mastaru.

trump deggara baaga nerchukunnav 

vuncle neeku thelikunte US politics kaasintha chudu. Repubs Hindu lolli chala vundi .Adi yevadu bayataki cheppadu. Election vachinappudu sappudu kakunda gudhutharu like MODi. 

[Sucker]

5 minutes ago, chanchala said:

Bobby Jindal seems to be the only Indian who was a republican in the house.

current Indian congress members - 4, all are dems

and one senator kamala harris is dem.

but Indians vote republicans enmasse according to geniuses here. lol.

[futureofandhra]

5 minutes ago, chanchala said:

Bobby Jindal seems to be the only Indian who was a republican in the house.

current Indian congress members - 4, all are dems

and one senator kamala harris is dem.

but Indians vote republicans enmasse according to geniuses here. lol.

we r talking about presidential election not congress in first place

people look for benefits it does not need one to be genius

y r u mixing congress to presidential 

 

[tom bhayya]

1 hour ago, Michaelbarbosa said:

Dude its common, ppl who are supporting dems in this DB (inspite of not having vote) they will vote for Reps once they get it.

 

Yes sense unnodu reps ki veyyali but not for trump 

[Sucker]

2 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

we r talking about presidential election not congress in first place

people look for benefits it does not need one to be genius

y r u mixing congress to presidential 

 

vadiley Vuncle. yededo vaagutharu. Gujju gallu majority ikkada citizens la vallu yevadiki gudhutharo US la vunna  neeku thelida. yevadevado Ind telugu news chadive vadi news la vundi last time ABN gadu inka Hillary aipoyindi Ind motham aame ke annattu undi idi kuda. 

[chanchala]

1 minute ago, Sucker said:

Democratic Party always believed that Indian Americans are with and no efforts were needed. The rich Indian donors to the Democratic Party have limited links to the community.

Indian Americans are mostly Democrats in the U.S according to quantitative analyses but a large number of them voted for Republican Donald Trump in this election, anecdotal evidence suggests. And one of the main reasons that many cite for doing so is Huma Abedin, former Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s close aide, who happens to be a Muslim. Some others voted hoping that Mr. Trump will cut taxes.

Indian American leaders in the Democratic Party - candidates and major donors – have sought to create a larger Asian minority coalition in support of Ms. Clinton with Pakistani activists playing a significant role in the efforts. In Congressional contests of Indian Americans, Pakistani Americans supported them in large numbers. Many prominent Indian Americans with links to the RSS were in the Democratic camp and campaigned for Ms. Clinton. But that was only part of the story.

A visible portion of Indian Americans broke away to vote for Mr. Trump. Almost all of them had voted for Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012. Trump voters think that it is their patriotic duty towards India. “India and America face the same threat of terrorism from Islamic fundamentalism. And Huma Abedin, a Pakistani with links to Islamic countries in the Middle East, controls Hillary Clinton,” Rattan Kumar, a doctor in Tampa, Florida, explained his reason for voting Mr. Trump. “Trump will take terrorists head on,” he said. Asked whether he knew that Ms. Abedin’s father was an Indian who studied at Aligarh Muslim University, Mr. Kumar said: “That doesn’t matter.” He is a registered Democrat, voted for Mr. Obama twice, fund-raised for Democratic Representative-elect Raja Krishnamoorthi this year and voted for Democrats in all other contests this season.

Iggy Ignatius grew up Catholic in Coimbatore and is now a follower of the Brahmakumari order. He owns a successful real estate business in Orlando. Mr. Ignatius also voted for Mr. Trump. “I voted for Obama twice, but I think he is too weak on terrorism. Trump will be stronger and he will be good for businesses.” Ramesh Babu from Chennai, gave his first vote as American citizen, for Mr. Trump in New Jersey. “His tax policies will benefit people like me more,” he said.

"a large number" broke away to vote for Trump.. what is that number? do republicans even care?

anecdotal evidence kaadhu, there's a survey that is done by NAAS that puts the percentage of Indians at 77% that voted for Hillary... while 69% of asians voted for Hillary

http://naasurvey.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/NAAS16-post-election-report.pdf

 

[Sucker]

1 minute ago, chanchala said:

"a large number" broke away to vote for Trump.. what is that number? do republicans even care?

anecdotal evidence kaadhu, there's a survey that is done by NAAS that puts the percentage of Indians at 77% that voted for Hillary... while 69% of asians voted for Hillary

http://naasurvey.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/NAAS16-post-election-report.pdf

 

Vuncle still I believe you are from Ind. Then keep calm watch the show 

[chanchala]

6 minutes ago, Sucker said:

vuncle neeku thelikunte US politics kaasintha chudu. Repubs Hindu lolli chala vundi .Adi yevadu bayataki cheppadu. Election vachinappudu sappudu kakunda gudhutharu like MODi. 

bayataki cheppaka povatam endho... same idhey sollu chepparu for national polls in 2016 that had Trump down...

and it was proven to be true. Trump did lose the popular vote, didn't he? 

[chanchala]

Just now, Sucker said:

Vuncle still I believe you are from Ind. Then keep calm watch the show 

vuncle, can you actually argue than guessing where I'm from? lol. 

you want me to believe your word over a survey that is regularly done post election? lol uncle.

[Sucker]

Just now, chanchala said:

bayataki cheppaka povatam endho... same idhey sollu chepparu for national polls in 2016 that had Trump down...

and it was proven to be true. Trump did lose the popular vote, didn't he? 

US election ante popular vote kadu vuncle. 

[Sucker]

Just now, chanchala said:

vuncle, can you actually argue than guessing where I'm from? lol. 

you want me to believe your word over a survey that is regularly done post election? lol uncle.

[chanchala]

12 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

we r talking about presidential election not congress in first place

people look for benefits it does not need one to be genius

y r u mixing congress to presidential 

 

I'm not mixing congress to presidential moron. I just said that if Indians were naturally republican voters there would be more representatives in the house from republicans that were of Indian descent.

so to claim that Indians vote for Trump in large numbers is just silly propaganda.

[chanchala]

1 minute ago, Sucker said:

US election ante popular vote kadu vuncle. 

avunu le.. itla chinna pilladi laaga argue cheyyaku uncle.

Trump is already president.  sare na... 

where are those 'silent trump voters' if the national polls were more or less right? Trump did lose the popular vote no?

so the 'silent voters' are just in your imagination, to tell yourself that you are smart and can see something that pollsters can't. 

its funny uncle.

[chanchala]

2 minutes ago, Sucker said:

so what? your word is final aa? lol.

how deluded are you, uncle about your powers of observation when the data is staring you at your face that tells you that Indians do not (or atleast have not) vote for Trump?

may be they will vote this time. but we'll know only after they have voted.

logic uncle logic. don't pull arguments out of arse. hehe..

[Sucker]

1 minute ago, chanchala said:

avunu le.. itla chinna pilladi laaga argue cheyyaku uncle.

Trump is already president.  sare na... 

where are those 'silent trump voters' if the national polls were more or less right? Trump did lose the popular vote no?

so the 'silent voters' are just in your imagination, to tell yourself that you are smart and can see something that pollsters can't. 

its funny uncle.

 Sleepy Biden supporters kashtalu