Trump names health care and education, security, as the top functions of the federal government

American Thinker ^ | 03/30/2016 | Thomas Lifson

[ontap]

If you disagree with what he says they direct you to his website....if you disagree with what his site says they tell you what he thinks “now”.

[Svartalfiar]

*** Trump’s Healthcare Plan:

*** Trump’s Education Initiatives:

*** Trump’s Security Goal

You realize that Trump just had someone write that for him? I doubt he was involved at all in anything related to his website. He barely has any idea on any of his so-called 'positions', much less what they mean or how to explain them. He knows sound bites and that's it.

[Antoninus]

The questioner said United States Government...not Federal Government. the Government of the United States of America consists of three sectors, Federal, state & Local. End of story!!! Go Donald J. Trump!!!

Seriously? Is that the best you've got?

Man, this is a cult. As The Rump himself said, "I could shoot someone on 5th avenue and these people would still support me."

[Svartalfiar]

OK Go - Upside Down and Inside Out

[edpc]

Great argument and debate style. All fact based. I can see why you’re a supporter of The Orange One.

[The Toll]

That quote really depends on how many Muslims are normally on 5th Ave.

The Americans are over it!

[Georgia Girl 2]

Well he got number one right which is security.

In all honesty most Americans can’t post the three top responsibilities of the govt. I have a four year degree in Poly Sci and after security I had to think about it for a minute. :-)

[BuddhaBrown]

"The Republican he most closely resembles in terms..."

Perhaps. In policy terms.

But to me, in political terms, Cooper was looking awful Couric and Donald was channeling early Sarah.

And Joe the Plumber got his answer, this time without even showing up.

[cornelis]

he might

Wasn't it Edmund Burke who in his Reflections against the Revolution in France cautioned against trying the unknown?

[dfwgator]

Wasn't it Edmund Burke who in his Reflections against the Revolution in France cautioned against trying the unknown?

You mean like our Founding Fathers?

[CapitalistCrusader]

You’re in for massive disappointment from this man.

Perhaps. But that is a risk I'm willing to take. And I'm fully cognizant of it.

[edpc]

I respect you admit that. Few would.

[JenB987]

I haven’t posted here in quite some time before last week. I was honestly shocked how vulgar and stupid this place has become.

I don’t necessarily have an issue with Donald Trump running for President as much as I am confused by conservatives’ love affair with him.

[CapitalistCrusader]

If you disagree with what he says they direct you to his website....if you disagree with what his site says they tell you what he thinks “now”.

What do you disagree with that's on Trump's website?

[cornelis]

I’m sure he didn’t mean that.

[JenB987]

The logic is profound.

[Vision Thing]

Lol!

Can’t get any more melodramatically Cruznadian than that animation.

Tacky yet profound.

[Harpotoo]

So you admit then that even the states are no good at governing and solving their State problems.

Go Trump Go!

[JenB987]

Why do Trump fans always seem to combat every statement with “Yeah, but Ted Cruz...!”?

I didn’t say a single thing about Cruz.

[RightFighter]

Apparently it works, because so-called conservatives on FreeRepublic and elsewhere have been worshiping him since June. His whole operation consists of taking pieces of pooh and wrapping them in gold foil, then feeding them to his supporters, who suddenly decide that they like the taste of pooh and ask for more.