[Cobra64]

As I've said before, Ted is a brilliant and successful lawyer and loves the courtroom. Much like schools teachers and community organizer, the real world of finance, trade, tax law, construction, is a struggle for him. He can piggyback his talking points of Trump's solutions but hasn't a clue how to implement the plan.

It's time for a pragmatic businessman to save this country.

The lawyers, lobbyists and politicians got us into this mess.

[Chasaway]

Maybe so.

But I don’t believe it’s Trump.

You (nor anyone else, for that matter) have the slightest idea how he will govern.

If I’m not mistaken, a lot of the anger that’s being expressed is that the candidates are all talk, just to get elected. Once they ARE elected they don’t do as they promised.

I’m curious... What has Trump done so far except make promises? What has he done to convince you he’s different??

Seems to me that at this stage of the game he looks exactly like the ones everyone is so pissed off at. You know... Campaign promises.

All of them have looked good during the campaign, right?

[Sun]

Sorry, but I’m not impressed with a businessman. George Soros and Herbert Hoover were businessmen.

[stig]

As I've said before, Ted is a brilliant and successful lawyer and loves the courtroom. Much like schools teachers and community organizer, the real world of finance, trade, tax law, construction, is a struggle for him. He can piggyback his talking points of Trump's solutions but hasn't a clue how to implement the plan.

Exactly, he has a great Supreme Court resume. But he's a one term Senator with no executive experience in Government or Business.

I would also prefer someone born here in the United States. I would also like Congress to define the meaning of Natural Born Citizen so it ceases to be an issue and any court filing about eligibility would have to be dealt with by the courts.