Posted on 04/16/2011 3:45:20 AM PDT by Reaganite Republican
Hey can you flag me if you find a link for it ?
Trump’s Chumps are gullible fools.
Good post. You are correct. Those looking for white knights are on a fool’s errand. As for what to do? You do the best you can, and expect the worst. We’re on the decline, and I don’t think it can be stopped. And it’s going to be a long decline.
:::Why is the illustrious, constitutional lawyer, Mark Levin, badmouthing Trump?:::
Who runs the FCC?
I think he would be pardoned by the next occupant to “save the country” from the riots that would ensue by Obama voters.
"The goal of health care reform, wrote Trump, should be a system that looks a lot like Canada."
Yeah, that is a non-starter, he could not win with that point of view.
I wonder if he has changed his mind after seeing the mess that ObamaCare is creating.
Someone will ask the question, no doubt.
Interesting. The drug dealer angle in this article is what Hillary’s campaign alluded to during the Primary but, of course, was shot down for being racist.
Changed his mind or his tune? Man, pull your head out of the sand.
"Can you imagine the utter humiliation of the Trumpeters when he fails to prove it?"
No humiliation at all.
You seem to be of the liberal mindset that says if you win you lose. If we spend more this year than last year, we cut the budget. If Donald puts Barry in a position that Barry has to provide a document that Barry has spent millions to hide, Donald should be humiliated.
I do not seem to be able to follow the logic you are spewing.
Does that really make sense to you?
"Trump’s Chumps are gullible fools."
Great reply, you must be a graduate of the public school system to be able to put together those snappy zingers.
Please continue to show your stupidity to the public and ignore your ignorance.
Trump’s prospective candidacy for President should be taken very seriously, because it addresses (or takes advantage of) the central problem of the American Crisis: On the things that really matter, the elected officials of both parties are unified, and unified against the hopes and dreams of a majority of the American people.
Set aside the birth certificate for moment.
The most consequential developments of the last 40 years are:
1) Job loss,
2) “Free” trade that isn’t free,
3) Extortion over natural resources by foreign “owners” who could do nothing without Western expertise, energy, and investment,
4) Loss of control of the borders,
5) Replacement of a functional money system with gross overexpansion of credit, and,
6) Loss of respect for the created (as opposed to engineered) nature of human beings.
On these six issues, both parties have formed a phalanx to keep them out of politics and hence away from the control, or even the influence, of the voters.
Trump, whether by calculation, conviction, or accident speaks to all of these issues, in an easy to understand way that conveys the message, “I understand”. Like deGaulle’s “Je vous ai compris”, this message may prove irresistable in times like these.
"Changed his mind or his tune? Man, pull your head out of the sand."
So your point of view is that a person cannot change?
Ronald was able to change from a Dim to a Conservative Republican, I was even able to pull my head out of the sand and change from a Dim to a Conservative Independent.
People change if they are intelligent enough to pull their head out of the sand and recognize the truth.
Try it some time.
Trump is not another Ross Perot.
The more I learn about Trump’s Democrat donations the more I believe that he belongs where he is and definitely not as a candidate for POTUS. He appears to be just another flip-flopping opportunist.
Donald Trump’s Donations to Democrats,
http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2011/02/donald-trumps-donations-to-democrats.html
Mark Levin said on his show yesterday 4/15/2011 all that I need to know about Trump and that he is not a conservative.
Listen here:
http://marklevinshow.com/sectional.asp?id=32930#
"He appears to be just another flip-flopping opportunist."
He is a successful business man that has to do business in a town controlled by Democrats.
He made that point in his interview with Hannity.
According to the article you posted he donated half to the Democrats and half to the Republicans with the largest amount donated to John McCain.
It’s too bad that he is for Universal Healthcare! That is a massive check mark against him. Put Americans back to work - made in America should be the theme! Let everyone purchase their own insurance where ever they want and get the government out of that business.
This is a huge sore spot for me! I love what Donald Trump is doing, but Universal Healthcare is not one of them.
Hussein will be in prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba when the elections are held 11/06/12. The Donald will be back in his business and private life.
Donald Trump is not the kind of guy who wants egg on his face.
He apparently knows enough about the issue that when the smoke clears, he will not have to explain himself to the public or the lame stream media. The man must have something he knows, or knows of, that will bring Hussein Obama and the State-run media to their collective knees. I say, keep up the pressure Trump. As Rush always says, and it is so true, “one gets the most flack when immediately over and ready to strike the target”.
He might be a sonofabitch; but he might wind up to be OUR sonofabitch.....
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