For President: who is best on national debt, the economy, jobs?

Facebook ^ | February 5, 2016 | Sarah Palin

[Bratch]

For President: who is best on national debt, the economy, jobs?

• Who's the only candidate who hasn't voted to add to our $19 trillion debt, and...
• hasn't voted for Obama's devastating fast-tracked TPP trade deal;
• is expert on national and international trade and economics, actually understanding our destructive, unbalanced trade deals that are struck as favors for the cause of crony capitalism;
• operates in the real world on balanced budgets instead of supporting annual unsustainable deficits, recklessly rolling along spending other people's money;
• actually creates private sector jobs to secure the middle class instead of supporting bureaucratic agencies that chase our businesses out of country;
• hasn't enticed illegal immigrants with taxpayers' "free stuff" - and even their gifts of teddy bears and soccer balls - to illegally cross the border and take American jobs for corporate campaign donors' cheap labor;
• inappropriately prioritized tax dollars that's led to illegals receiving better care than our Vets;
• understands and supports Constitutional government and rule of law - which is abused by politicians supporting their exemption from laws they foist on you, including Obamacare; citizen's tax laws; FOIA, disclosure, and privacy rules; etc.
• has self-funded months of his campaign to break donor class shackles that own other candidates;
• hasn't lived off the government teat an entire career but, like you, has had to put up with an out-of-control government while working, building, employing, generously giving, and creating equal opportunity for families to reach their American dream?
• ...and whose unarguable record of success proves the will and ability to fight victoriously for our country, which will empower We the People to make America great again?

 

 

 

 

[Bratch]

[be-baw]

“Teddy bears and soccer balls”

[nickcarraway]

What about the candidate who made a career of living off big government? What about the candidate who believes all private property can be taken by the government? What about the candidate who employs more illegals than all the others combined and has his products manufactured in China, Bangladesh, and Mexico?

[txnativegop]

no one person has the ability to do that, and if you find such a person, it will be a dictator-in-waiting.

where are the down-ticket people running that will support Trump? or for that matter Cruz?

[combat_boots]

I had thought 0bama and TPTB would pull the plug as 0bama left. They’re early.

Pulling the USS U.S. around and righting it is going to get even more difficult now.

[combat_boots]

And THAT is why anyone of the two of them will have to seize power. There will be NO support from the other/another side of politics.

[Sopater]

Certainly not the guy who is for his own brand of socialized health insurance.... right?

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/09/28/trump-pushes-single-payer-healthcare-tax-increase-on-wealthy/

[P-Marlowe]

Sarah, your 15 minutes has expired.

[txnativegop]

that is my worry.

[VanDeKoik]

Which guy has been collecting paychecks from taxpayers most of his adult life?

Which one went to court to get Obama stimulus money for his clients?

Which guy has never actually had to make a payroll?

[lurk]

The first consideration in voting is to be aware you are selecting the man who will be appointing Fed judges and flag officers in the military.

[P-Marlowe]

operates in the real world on balanced budgets instead of supporting annual unsustainable deficits, recklessly rolling along spending other people's money;

And who went bankrupt 4 times with other people's money.

[DoodleDawg]

Except that based on what he’s said Trump will continue to drive up the debt, perhaps at a faster rate than even his Democrat opponents, which will have a negative effect on jobs and the economy. So try again.

[deweyfrank]

Without a doubt, that would be Trump. You all know it, but will not admit it, because “he’s not conservative enough”.

[P-Marlowe]

hasn't enticed illegal immigrants with taxpayers' "free stuff" - and even their gifts of teddy bears and soccer balls - to illegally cross the border and take American jobs for corporate campaign donors' cheap labor;

Has anyone checked to see how many of his hotel and restaurant housekeepers and kitchen employees are here illegally? I don't think I have stayed in a hotel or eaten at a restaurant in the last 10 years or more that wasn't teeming with hired help that can't speak a word of English.

[Timmy]

Another clown in the circus.

[Sybeck1]

Really, Cruz and his wacko friend could have least handed out American footballs to hopefully assimilate the little bugggers

[Lionheartusa1]

Cruz ,,,,, first in primary to call for the BALANCE BUDGET AMENDMENT .

[Lionheartusa1]

Trump is very frugal with his money ,, it’s true ,, but no doubt will be like a child in a candy store with OPM . It’s so much fun spending OPM .

[Dick Bachert]

This January essay by Mychal Massie JUST came through here. It hits on the same theme I did on Wednesday’s radio program when a young lady called to say that, although she enjoyed our comments, she was disappointed at my ongoing support of Trump. I responded that we are in so much trouble facing a 20 TRILLION debt — not to mention a dedicated and vicious enemy! — (can you spell “OBAMA”?) that we needed someone in the White House who “...understands a balance sheet.” The only candidate with a DEMONSTRATED RECORD of that PRIVATE SECTOR ability is TRUMP! Bottom line? If we don’t solve that problem — and the others we face — the least of our concerns will be the political philosophy of the guy in the White House!

http://www.wnd.com/2016/01/trump-a-pragmatist-not-a-conservative/