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Trump’s supporters start dating site, TrumpSingles

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The encounter had
 seemed promising enough, but the couple brought together by an online 
dating site failed to connect because of one glaring, irreconcilable 
difference: He was a Donald Trump supporter, she was not.<br />
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It’s a scene played out again and again in the dating world: In an 
increasingly partisan and polarised country, similarity in political 
viewpoints has become a major criterion when choosing — or weeding out —
 prospective love interests.<br />

But now, new dating websites are cropping up to take the guesswork out of pinning down political leanings.<br />
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One site, TrumpSingles.com specifically caters to fans of the divisive real estate billionaire.<br />

Adored by millions of Americans, Trump is reviled by at least as 
many, some of whom are still mourning his election last month as 
America’s next president and the defeat of his Democratic rival Hillary 
Clinton.<br />
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A similar site was set up for supporters of Bernie Sanders, the 
tousle-haired Vermont senator whose fiery rhetoric and embrace of 
environmental causes earned him a fervent and loyal following among 
liberals and voters under the age of 30.<br />
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–‘ Making Dating Great Again’–<br />
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TrumpSingles says it has registered 12,000 people with a goal of 
“Making Dating Great Again”— a riff on Trump’s “Make America Great 
Again” campaign slogan.<br />

Unlike conventional dating sites such as Match.com and OKCupid, the 
site screens its users to ensure they are not trolls seeking to make 
trouble, but truly supporters of the president-elect, who takes the oath
 of office next month.<br />
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“I thought it was actually a nice idea because I’ve heard so many 
stories of people going on dates and everything is going fun and the 
political talk starts and kills any chance of a relationship happening,”
 TrumpSingles creator David Goss says.<br />
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Some 15 percent of Americans use online dating sites, mostly singles under the age of 24, according to the Pew Research Center.<br />

Many have no interest in hooking up with those who support Trump, 
whose retrograde views on immigrants and women are widely rejected.<br />
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“No Trump supporters” has even become a common refrain on Tinder, Happn and other dating apps.<br />
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It's Mourinho's make or break moment - and he needs Rooney to rally Man Utd

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 Progression in the Europa League on Thursday might not make 
Manchester United’s season, but failure certainly could help to break 
it. And the clash with Zorya Luhansk bears all the hallmarks of the 
stereotypical European upset.<br />
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<a data-href="http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2016/12/08/30286922/willian-happy-he-snubbed-tottenham?ICID=HP_BN_1" href="https://draft.blogger.com/null" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Willian happy with Spurs snub</a><br />

There’s the lethargy-inducing flight from one side of the continent 
to the other, the freezing cold weather, the far-from-ideal icy pitch 
conditions and the relatively-unknown opponents who have already proved 
tough to break down in their previous meeting with United earlier in the
 campaign.<br />

What United really need in Odessa is to get in there, get the job 
done and get out again, preferably as unscathed as the frosty conditions
 allow. And to that end Jose Mourinho needs to select his most 
experienced line-up possible to give his side every chance to keep a 
cool head and deliver when necessary.<br />
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To that end Wayne Rooney’s presence in Ukraine could be crucial. The
 club captain was missing from Sunday’s frustrating 1-1 draw at Everton 
due to a domestic suspension but returns to the fray on Thursday with 
much work still to do to become a first-team regular once more. Since 
being dropped in September by Mourinho, and then finding himself left 
out of the England XI by Gareth Southgate in October, Rooney has played 
in consecutive fixtures only once as he has struggled to find form 
amidst regular questions as to his worth to both his club and his 
country.<br />
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But against West Ham United in the EFL Cup last week Rooney 
delivered one of the most character-filled performances perhaps of his 
entire career. At the hub of most of United’s best moments, he was one 
of the key men in the 4-1 win and would surely have been given another 
run-out on Sunday had he not picked up his fifth yellow card of the 
season.<br />
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It was also the latest example of how Zlatan Ibrahimovic can thrive 
with Rooney in close proximity. The Swede’s long-range effort against 
Everton was the first of his 12 Manchester United goals to come without 
the skipper on the field, and Rooney’s presence within Ibrahimovic’s 
vicinity has largely been a huge positive for United.<br />

When Ibrahimovic has needed somebody to read his movement and his 
clever play, Rooney has generally been the player responding best. And 
that kind of partnership could be crucial in the kind of atmosphere that
 will await United in Odessa. The ageing and tiring Michael Carrick 
apart, Ibrahimovic and Rooney are the Reds’ two most experienced heads, 
and a single move in which the pair link up to good effect might be all 
it takes for United to complete the job of qualifying for the knockout 
phase of the competition.<br />
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<a data-href="http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/la-liga/2016/12/08/30285042/neymar-messi-or-ronaldo-theres-only-one-ballon-dor-winner?ICID=HP_HN_HP_RI_0_1" href="https://draft.blogger.com/null" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Neymar gives Ballon d'Or verdict</a><br />

This is a fixture United need to simply get out of the way with no 
scars to bear, and Rooney is the best option in behind the former PSG 
man if they are to make the most of their chances. So often the final 
group match of a European tournament demands only that the result is 
acquired, and that is most certainly true of this game. Is Rooney 
United’s most creative option as a second striker? Most certainly not. 
Is he their most in-form player? Of course not. But is he the most 
likely to deliver when the chips are down? A tally of 248 United goals, 
including a club-record 39 in Europe, suggests he is.<br />

The 31-year-old still has a lot to do to prove himself to be 
Mourinho’s best option at No.10 longer term, but the clash with Zorya is
 one match in which Rooney is the manager’s best bet of getting the job 
done.<br />
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source:<a href="http://uncova.com/" target="_blank">uncova.com </a><br />

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