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“BTW, I don’t think many Freepers will carry his banner when they find out he still holds MANY Democrat positions.”

Where is your proof that Trump still holds MANY Democrat positions. Cough them up. You want lists from others, produce your own, and you want detail, produce detail. And I mean a current list of his alleged Dem positions, not ones from the past when Trump had to make sure Dem politicians didn’t attack him for what he said and try to destroy his businesses for having been overt on politics in what they considered the wrong way.

Perfect proof of what would have happened to Trump then by Dems for speaking out in an overtly conservative manner is look at what they are doing to him now that he is. They are trying to destroy his businesses. See Mayor deBlasio’s attempts to do so at this very moment, in NYC where Trump does much of his business. Now Trump doesn’t care as much, as he has built his real estate empire, branched out into other business areas (he has approximately 500 businesses according to his financial disclosure form), and is filthy rich.

So he can now speak his mind with impunity, and he is. The mayor of NYC will rue the day he went after Trump’s empire if indeed Trump wins the Presidency. Revenge by Trump will be sweet, and you know he will bring the hammer down on deBlasio, bigtime. I look forward to that day.

You know, Trump is out there just about every day now, in the public, espousing his conservative positions loudly and openly. You seem to think that the minute he would become President, he will go back on all of these positions and revert to being a Democrat. Trump loves this country and is a nationalist. He has made promises to the nation as to what his vision for America is.

You stand much more of a chance of backtracking by most of the Pub political candidates if they win the Presidency than you do this businessman candidate who has skin in the game for his businesses’ success, as Trump is a doer, not just a talker like the rest. I pin my hopes on Trump. I’m sick to death of slick political speak. Up to my ears in it, all talk, no do.