Posted on 07/17/2015 10:23:35 AM PDT by BradtotheBone
[Got what?]
I rest my case.
Art of Deal was required reading for my son. my nephew. Three cousins who all have business degrees. It is also required reading in the local business school
go to Amazon books. Type in. Trump in authors. Copy and paste the page here so I know you really wanted an answer to your comment and are not just a liberal Bush troll trying to pass yourself off with the occasional comment and negate positive comments made by others
There's plenty of blame to go around about illegal immigration, at the federal level the most, but also at the state and local level.
Perry's in state tuition for illegals is a part of the problem.
Have you read his recent release? If not you have no idea what you are talking about
What do ya think Trump is doing?
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Like the one where you were saying that a businessman worth multiple billions of dollars has an I.Q. below 100? Is that the type of retarded statement i should be refuting?
Get a different hobby. Your trolling is weak.
Hobby or job. Some on here have been paid in the past
Forget the “IQ test.” All the candidates need to pass a constitutional proficiency test before the debate, a test which emphasizes Congress’s Article I, Section 8-limited powers as the Founding States had intended for those powers to be understood.
Candidates should also be prepared to answer questions about how they’re going to work with patriots to peacefully “force” corrupt Congress back into its Section 8 cage during the debate.
Touche!
Understand, it wasn’t just Perry. It wasn’t something he rammed down the State’s throat. He supported it, but so did nearly everyone else. It was veto proof.
Versions of the proposal cleared House and Senate education panels with no opposition. The House passed the measure 142-1, with Rep. Will Hartnett, R-Dallas, being the lone “no” vote; five House members were absent, according to the April 23, 2001, House Journal entry.
After amending the bill, the Senate approved it 27-3 on May 21, 2001, with Republicans Mike Jackson of La Porte, Jane Nelson of Flower Mound and Jeff Wentworth of San Antonio in opposition.
Three days later, the House approved the Senate’s changes 130-2; the “no” voters were Hartnett and Rep. Jerry Madden, R-Richardson. Sixteen members were not present.
We need to add jebber to that list as well.
Trump is taking bets.
"MSNBC host chickens out of Trump’s big salary bet, Trump responds (Lawrence O'Donnell) bizpacreview.com ^ | Michael Dorstewitz
An MSNBC host walked back a statement he’d made Thursday when he called Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump a liar after Trump called his bluff and challenged him to a wager.
Not only did Lawrence O’Donnell take back his previous statement, he also said he liked the real estate mogul.
The brouhaha began Thursday when O’Donnell appeared on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and said “The Donald” had inflated his income figures in his Federal Election Commission financial statement.
Trump immediately bet a year of his salary against a year of O’Donnell’s that he was right. That evening on his own MSNBC program, O’Donnell crumbled.
When Trump called back on Friday’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough played a clip of O’Donnell’s apology back for him. " -snip-
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3313218/posts
LoL O'Donnell tucked tail and ran the wimp.
Its called a primary for a reason.
Here’s a possibility:
Trump gets the R nomination and is elected POTUSA. Then, since he really doesn’t really want it, he resigns and hands the office over to his VP. He now has the president that he personally selected. :-)
Thanks Red
How much money have you made in your life? How much has trump made? The man is a lot of things but dumbass aint one of them.
I’ve written scenarios about that ... he hands it over to Cruz. ;-) LoL.
That rode up on him for sure.
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