Posted on 10/11/2015 10:42:04 AM PDT by EveningStar
I'm a Tea Partier. I detest Obama and the Progressive hoard that has Washington, DC and large portions of America in a death grip. So why don't I like Donald Trump?
Honestly, sometimes I wonder what the hell is wrong with me these days. Why can't I get on the bandwagon along with so many others with whom I agree about most everything? ...
So what's the problem with Trump? In a nutshell: judgment, or rather a deficit of it, which in turn ought to make reasonable people otherwise inclined to agree with him to perhaps, think a bit harder about the consequences of their support for him in a precarious and dangerous world ...
(Excerpt) Read more at gopbriefingroom.com ...
Love Trump or hate him, if he wasn’t in the Race
it would be The Jebster 24/7
and the Country would be in a Coma.
Screw you too.
That's right, I said it.
How sweetly patronizing of you, to suggest Trump is running for president as a reality show.
The guy has been active in politics, including writing multiple books with his positions in them, for decades. He’s not perfect, like any other candidate, but he has been running the most successful campaign out there. He’s taken multiple critical positions, from illegal immigration to cutting taxes and government, that we well need.
He’s more a practical man than to campaign on political philosophy identified as such, but he’s advancing conservative positions every time he talks about the economy, repealing Obamacare for free market solutions, immigration, gun rights or various other issues.
What Trump understands is how to reach people and how to go over the MSM and GOPe for the cause. That’s pretty important and more than what any of the other candidates have shown.
Less is more. LOL!
Then get one that can fight the damn press, because people are not interested in losing with a candidate that doesn’t cause squeamish conservatives to blush because he does what we supposedly have been begging for.
My only fear is that the DC Uniparty will resort to a bullet fired by a cutout, as they are prone to do when cornered.
which one is trump?
So your judgment is so good you have made 10 billion dollars? And all your kids have turned out great? I was face to face with this man yesterday in Atlanta GA. and Trump is the real meal deal.
“Anybody who says they are a “Tea Partier” is a liar because there is no such thing.”
Yea, I noticed that most of the people posting comments about wanting more gun control (in our local rag) claim to be gun owners and/or NRA members. When I’ve questioned that, I’ve gotten zotted - so now I claim to have never held a gun, but I’m REAL THANKFUL for the Second Amendment.
Saul Alinsky would be proud.
But Trump is not a conservative. He is certainly an outsider. But he is not a conservative.
Yes you did say it! Ha.
What is the most liberal position/idea Trump advanced in his policy manifesto, published four years ago, Time to get Tough?
Which candidate makes you happy, tumbly?
There are two political parties running for President...The Uni-Party and the Trump Party...The choice is easy for me...
Not uniformly, but in a lot of ways, yes, he is.
For all the controversy around Howard Stern, he's one of the best interviewers in the business and he treats all his guests with the level of respect and decorum that they deserve. Which of course, varies. Howard Stern would interview a Donald Trump much differently than say a Rosie O'Donnell.
Also, Republicans need to stop being such fuddy-duddy's if they want to attract young people and start winning elections again. The vast majority of young people are Democrats precisely because Republicans come across to them as out-of-touch and "uncool." Of course we all laugh here about Bill Clinton playing a saxophone on Arsenio Hall or discussing boxers & briefs. But that's how you win over the young vote. Donald Trump seems to get it more than any other recent Republican.
For all the controversy around Howard Stern, he's one of the best interviewers in the business and he treats all his guests with the level of respect and decorum that they deserve. Which of course, varies. Howard Stern would interview a Donald Trump much differently than say a Rosie O'Donnell.
Also, Republicans need to stop being such fuddy-duddy's if they want to attract young people and start winning elections again. The vast majority of young people are Democrats precisely because Republicans come across to them as out-of-touch and "uncool." Of course we all laugh here about Bill Clinton playing a saxophone on Arsenio Hall or discussing boxers & briefs. But that's how you win over the young vote. Donald Trump seems to get it more than any other recent Republican.
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