Posted on 06/11/2015 4:43:24 PM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network
MANCHESTER -- Donald Trump doesn't make his 2016 presidential announcement until Tuesday, but things are already up and running at his New Hampshire headquarters.
(not exactly, a huge operation yet)
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
Five more days.
We shall see.
Could someone tell me why I’m supposed to pay any attention to this clown?
He’s a joke...and a very poor one at that.
He has to drop out before he would be required to open up his finances. He’s not going to show the world his finances and how over-leveraged he is.
“This clown” as you so nicely put it, just happens to be the only candidate I have heard, saying Americans needs to bring back jobs to America.
Just saying. :)
Someone needed to say it, it apparently will be Trump. So I am on board. Five more days.
This fool sees this as a marketing opportunity, he is a joke
Nobody else is standing up strong for America, and American jobs.
I am completely on board, if he runs.
We shall see, next week.
There’s a reason so many of those who’ve already commited to another candidate are dumping on Trump.
Yes, most people recognize that.
And the reason is? (And I’m not being sarcastic, I want to know what you are thinking).
I just don’t see it happening, but the world today is beyond insane.
2 questions come to mind
1. Why post this? (a waste of bandwith
2. Why did I waste my time replying to the article? (dumber than dirt comes to mind.)
““This clown” as you so nicely put it, just happens to be the only candidate I have heard, saying Americans needs to bring back jobs to America.”
You’re absolutely correct....except for all the rest.
Yeah but he’s the only person with any kind of name recognition who has balls. Our government is so corrupt nowadays it’s insane, and they get away with it because nobody with any kind of power confronts them. Trump will without question. Yes he is an arrogant blowhard, but can you imagine him in a debate with someone like Hillary or the 9 billion RINOs that infest the Republican party? We don’t have ANY party today in this country that actually represents the will of the people. We have been completely sold out. Democrats AND Republicans have completely sold us out. This Trump on the other hand is an independent, he belongs to nobody but himself. Don’t quit on him just yet. I dropped out of supporting Ted Cruz today when I learned he voted for the Obama TPP scam. Cruz turned out to be yet again ANOTHER backstabber, another poser, another fraud and Trojan horse. I sent him an email today demanding he return my donation and that he take me off his mailing list. So who is left? There is nobody left. They are ALL corrupt. What we need to do is take radical measures and that radical measure is Donald Trump. It’s either that or this country is finished.
I really think the US might be ready for an outlier to unsettle the political class.
Well, yes. It's kind of fun.
And easy. So easy.
That’s what I think as well.
There are what already over ten Republicans.
NONE of them are advocating for American jobs. That is pitiful, and they all deserve to face Trump.
I think he will pull in a lot of democrats for the general election, and trounce whoever challenges him.
He’s supporting America. It’s about darned time someone stood up for the USA.
We need someone from the outside. There is no other way, both parties - Democrat and Republican - have completely sold out the country.
I agree, Trump says a lot of great things. The problem is I don’t trust him as far as I can throw him.
I’d be all for an outlier overturning the DC power cabal. We’re seeing the beginnings of the entrenched political class. Bush and Clinton again? Really? 330,000,000 people in the U.S. and we see the same political families over and over. It’s as if we’ve reverted to a hereditary monarchy.
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