[Mollypitcher1]

Well you go ahead and stick with a lawyer-politician and I’ll stick with someone who signs the front of the checks and not the back. Someone on FR said that a couple of days ago, wish I remembered who, but it is to the point of what we are facing now. We need someone who has proven his successes over and over. Someone with executive experience who can run things and get us out of the mess we’re in. We don’t need just more of the same,a lawyer-politician which is why we are where we are now as a country, at the bottom of the barrel.

[Texicanus]

Did you just say something like: When you, the owner of a soccer team which requires certain finesse and a skillset needs new talent, you go out and hire the best hockey play to fix it?

When Trump is the POTUS, I hope he has the skillset and patience to deal with Congress and Washington politics in an lawful and above board manner. A track record in Real estate is not a track record in politics.

He’s not going to be selling real estate. He is going to be executing the Constitutional laws of the land. And he has no proven experience. Of course this isn’t always a problem if you can sell people on the idea. Worked well for Obama who never had a real job, but he could bull$hit you into trusting him.

[caww]

...."We need someone who has proven his successes over and over.".......

Well you might see the Trump name across the nation and world but many properties that say Trump on the front door aren’t actually owned by Trump or his business interests, but simply pay him for the use of his name.

I'm not interested in a President who will use the United States name and the office of the President to funnel tax payers money to his corporate cronies or use it's name to strike deals for his own self interests.

You think I'm wrong?...Well here's just one example of why Trump wants the Pipeline.....

.... Trump holds At least $250,000 worth of stock in 'Trans-Canada Pipelines Ltd.'..., the Canadian company hoping to build the Keystone XL pipeline....Those holdings also include stock in numerous 'other' fossil fuel companies that would benefit from the pipeline’s construction.

So Trump began screaming about it years ago...

2011...Trump told a Canadian paper, through a spokesman, that it is ....“an outrage our president isn’t approving the Keystone pipeline,”

2012 Trump deemed the delay in approving the pipeline “absolutely disgraceful.”

2013... on Twitter, ...“Will the Keystone XL pipeline finally be approved?.... Will create over 100,000 jobs and make us more energy independent.”

The Department of State has determined the pipeline would create only about 35 'permanent' jobs...Trump agreed.

[caww]

Oh and do take note of Trumps investments with Goldman Sacks and Google....I mention google because even they’re scrubbing the net of photos.