Posted on 06/16/2015 11:48:40 AM PDT by Kaslin
Perot’s EDS provided some of the earliest computer support for both Medicare and Medicaid. I’m not saying he made his money through handouts, but crony capitalism lined his pockets, too.
Trump worse than Willard ? Seriesly ?
A trio of whinnying ninnies on CNN this morning seemed to think that Trump offends them somehow.
Hes not a Republican. Hes all about himself. Period.
I would never sit out an election in which the rat opponent is someone as purely toxic Hillary is. She has cost many lives, turns everything she touches into disaster, cackles and carries on without shame. She has all her husband’s bad qualities and none of the good ones - i.e. likable to some people. Her real reasons for wanting to be POTUS are all the wrong ones and she’s lying through her teeth all day every day.
I truly think she is an absolute monster.
Yes, he is worse than Romney. His purposes are to get attention and smear conservatives to shill for the Democrats.
The picture in #3 by Freeper jimbo123 says it all
Yeah this RINO
he is already “evolving”
no sale
I’d vote for Trump before I’d vote for any amnesty whores like Jeb or Rubio.
Excellent point.
Don't be so sure. Confidence + accomplishment has strong appeal.
He’s in this to help the Hildebeast.
Crystal Palace East
Since Apr 24, 2015
Conservatives have a reason not to like Trump. We also have reason to question why you would. You should learn the difference between "conservative" and "Republican", you'll embarrass yourself less.
1) “I probably identify more as Democrat.” —Interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, March 2004
2) “I’ve been around for a long time. And it just seems that the economy does better under the Democrats than the Republicans.” —Interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, March 2004
3) “Nancy — you’re the best. Congrats. Donald.” —Handwritten note to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, January 2007
4) “Bush is probably the worst president in the history of the United States.” —Interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, March 2007
5) “I’m totally pro-choice.” —Interview with Fox News Sunday, October 1999
6) “I want to see the abortion issue removed from politics. I believe it is a personal decision that should be left to the women and their doctors.” —Remarks to reporters, December 1999
7) “I’m very liberal when it comes to health care. I believe in universal health care.” —Interview with CNN’s Larry King, October 1999.
8) “The Canadian plan also helps Canadians live longer and healthier than Americans… We need, as a nation, to reexamine the single-payer plan.” —Writing in his book, The America We Deserve, January 2000
9) “By imposing a one-time 14.25 percent net-worth tax on the richest individuals and trusts, we can put America on sound financial footing for the next century.” —Writing in his book, The America We Deserve, January 2000
10) “I think he [Obama] has a chance to go down as a great president.” —Interview with NY1, November 2008
bump
Exactly: He is a RINO
Rush during Trumps speech:
...”the phone started ringing, and nobody in the rest of the office here picked it up, and I just yelled, “Answer the [blank, blank] phone,” ‘cause I wanted to hear what Trump was saying.
.... And I stopped myself.... Wait a minute.... Look what just happened here...... There hasn’t been a single other person give a political speech in years that if the phone rang and interrupted ‘em I’d have been mad.”
We may well see the LtCol Oliver North effect here.
Everyone in DC and the MSM laughed at him, until they saw the public reaction to North’s appearance before the Congressional committee investigating the Irangate affair.
The public loved him, despite what DC and the MSM had expected and predicted.
Then, everybody in DC was kissing his arse so thoroughly he had to apply 2 pounds of baby powder each night to dry it out!
All candidates, especially Republicans, will be watching their “people meters” (ala Frank Luntz) to see what message is resonating with voters and move to that position quickly.
“His purposes are to get attention and smear conservatives to shill for the Democrats.”
I just heard him criticize JEB! for pushing immigration and Common Core. Is JEB! conservative? Is the criticism justified? Who do you want him to tiptoe around?
Then I hope the Republicans nominate a conservative this time around because if it’s Bush or Christie a bunch of conservatives will vote third party or sit it out. And Hillihag’s election is squarely on the backs of the Republican party and their party whores for continuing one of the most insane election strategies I have ever seen.
This strategy has them at two wins and six loses and yet they run to it, “got to nominate someone who is electable...” drivel. And the two wins were nail biters at that!
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