Posted on 07/02/2015 7:55:01 PM PDT by dragnet2
And despite all that, Trump is rising in recent polls, placing second both in national surveys and in polls of key early-voting states.
This means one thing: In a little more than a month, the outspoken Trump will almost certainly be one of the candidates who polls high enough to earn a spot onstage at the first Republican primary debate.
It's a potential disaster in the making for Republicans who desire a more prim and proper run-up to selecting their nominee.
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> Give me Cruz, he has the heart and the moxie.
Me too, and I’m not a Trump supporter normally, but I love that he’s got the GOPe sweating and trembling! :-)
>> He [Cruz] has more dough than all of the rest combined.
> More than Jeb Bush?
Great point. I think ¡Heb! has an enormous war chest and the backing of the GOPe’s money pipeline. Walker may have a big chunk of that, too. The best candidate is Cruz though.
A wall is still needed. That’s just common sense security similar to what our government does for all it’s facilities here at home.
By the way, for Trump’s future interviews, have his people take the Most Wanted in LA, Dallas and other cities in the southwest, many of which are here illegally and enlarge them into 6x6 posters for the cameras.
Get about 20 of these giant posters and have staff hold them up for the cameras behind Trump. As he speaks rotate and change the posters while the interview progresses. Caption their violent crimes, next to each name. Focus on all the brutal sex crimes with little kids and throw in some horrific violent murderers.
Tell Ford who decided to build a 2.5 billion dollar plant in Mexico, no vehicles imported until the wall is built. Most everything else stops too. For safety and security, we’ll need to back up traffic at entry points 25 miles. Every vehicle and it’s occupants must be checked for the new security measures.
Mexico will quickly learn they can be our best trading partner if they too play by the rules. They will soon understand we must negotiate what is in America’s best interest, not just what’s in Mexico’s best interest.
We can easily negotiate the terms and Mexico will be more than happy to comply with us.
That’s right, for future interviews/debates bring in lots of hand picked American victims of brutal crimes perpetrated by illegal aliens from Mexico and beyond.
Let them tell their stories to the cameras.
Bring the American victims and the families of American victims brutalized by illegals over the past decades. Every interview.
Trump can pay all their expense. Let the victims and their families tell their stores to the mass media. Show the victims pictures. Describe the ugly details.
Allow the victims to tell America what happened to them and how it destroyed their lives.
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It was you that assailed the right of another to comment, Punk.
F___ off and go cry to Trump; he’s your daddy.
This is FREE Republic, not miss universe.
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See 85 & 86
Bring on the victims and the victims family members of illegal alien crimes. This would be very easy to to. Allow them to tell America what happened to them.
Put them in front of the cameras. Take them to the debates.
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Trump doesn’t have the GOPe sweating and trembling, he is coming to their rescue, like his Bro Ross did back in ‘92.
But the party won’t be the ‘Bull Moose,’ it’ll be the Bull Excrement party.
Bravo to your post 88.
Put them in front of the cameras. Take them to interviews and the debates.
Do you think this might be effective?
Yep, Trump can easily play the media’s game but 10x better.
Right in their faces. Turn up the heat on them.
Put American victims and their families up on stage for everyone to see and hear.
I’ve said it before and will again: He is this elections Perot....except I think he’s doing it intentionally. He won’t get the nomination...and he WILL run as a 3rd party and split the vote...ensuring a Hillary or Sanders win.
Trump needs to do this. Put up American victims and their families up on the interviews, on stage for everyone to see and hear.
Each interview, a new set of victims. Interview the dads and moms of the murdered, raped, ran over and robbed.
Yep, that’ll go over like a fart in church! :o)
It’s very simple thing to do. Simply video American victims and the families statements. Allow them to tell all how their families were destroyed by illegal aliens. Trump simply pauses for the clips as they tell the audience their horrific stories. Bring on the parents of the small kids who were viciously brutalized.
You can sit back and watch the tables get turned on the media.
Don’t get your hopes up...
What would be the problem with this?
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I partially agree about Ford and other companies that moved to Mexico, but still have to disagree about the wall. Tell any companies based in Mexico they will have to pay a tariff to bring goods into this country. A fence will be a good idea in some places, easily accessible open areas and such, but I don’t think an actual wall would be needed. Proactive and effective border control on the part of both countries would do 90% of the job.
Right now a big part of the problem is that Mexico does absolutely nothing to stop their people from coming here. Why should they, they’re getting rid of their riff raff and they know it. I’ve met a number of Mexicans who came here legally and got citizenship the right way, good people. I’ve also seen bunches of the illegal immigrants, they’ve stolen my tools, tried to steal our entire tool trailer, I’ve seen the neighborhoods in Houston turned into ghettos in 2 years...and I’ve seen the incredibly sloppy work they do, at least in new home construction. I was a trim carpenter for about 8 years, the illegal immigrant framing crews literally never got a room within one inch of square. Crooked walls and ceilings, really sloppy work. And wanted to steal our tools too...Trump was right, we’re not getting their best...I’ve seen way too much of it.
And tell any companies that moved there no more imports until both illegal immigration and drug cartels are under control. Make all the cars you want, they’re not coming here until the problem is fixed. Then they will be subject to tariffs.
It’s not only cars, Fender has a guitar plant there, other companies have facilities in Mexico. It would affect a number of businesses. They would exert a lot of pressure on the Mexican government to deliver, their money is on the line.
Also, a tax penalty on any US company that chooses to indulge in outsourcing. Not quite related to this topic, but it would also apply to companies that moved to Mexico for cheap labor with home offices still located in the US.
I forgot about this post in my other reply, I like the idea for the posters. Use posters for the city or state he’s speaking in. Include the ones that have been publicized in the news nationally too. I’d think maybe include the few available pictures of the gang members that crossed the border last year too.
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