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To: entropy12
Sorry to burst your bubble but RWR MORPHED into a great conservative, while starting out as a registered democrat and a union activist.

I see nothing wrong in gaining wisdom as one matures. I was also a democrat until age 29. But have become more conservative republican by each passing decade.

I was wrong, then. I thought that President Reagan said, “I didn’t leave the Democratic party, the Democratic Party left me.

There will be plenty of time for Donald to morph into a Conservative when he is the president, then.

133 posted on 08/02/2015 11:35:11 AM PDT by Isara
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To: Isara

The one issue which is always at top of every poll,
and I mean every poll without exception is....jobs!
And Trump is an extreme conservative on that issue.
It has to be the main reason he has leap frogged over all professional politicians.

Only a hard nosed businessman who has actually created tens of thousands of jobs knows how jobs are really created. Smooth speeches from professional politicians have been going on for decades, and we keep losing good jobs.

Another issue which resonates with voters are millions of illegals floating around the country. Trump is the most conservative on that issue also.

Trump is also conservative on dumping Obamacare, strengthening military and dumping common core.

But Trump is unlikely to assassinate social issue liberals with an AR-15. So he is not extreme conservative on social issues. He says he is pro-life and for traditional marriage between a man and woman. I find no reason to dis-believe him.


161 posted on 08/02/2015 6:06:12 PM PDT by entropy12 (Make America Great Again!!! Go Trump/Cruz 2016....others are all in pocket of their rich donors.)
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