I would be the "free ice cream" president.
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Secretary of the Treasury Donald Trump.
I would be the "free ice cream" president.
As opposed to the current ‘job’ president. I will refrain from saying what type of ‘job’.
Sorry, Mr. Trump. We have had enough egomaniacal morons who believe that because they were born on third base that they must have hit a triple.
You have had about a half dozen wives. If you cannot be loyal to your wife, why should I think you can be loyal to your country. The only thing you are loyal to is your outsized ego.
Here in Texas when someone like you dies, we give them an enema and bury them in a matchbox.
“And I would finally let you in on the SHOCKING information my investigators uncovered on Obama...”
It’s what Romney said.
He also said somthing the other day that he would be the Christians biggest frend. I doubt that.
Trump is not the social conservative I want. Though he is better than some.
But he understands the trade issues and the jobs issues. Most of the other candidates steer clear of these issues or think that tax cuts alone or tax restructuring could solve these problems.
I’m watching Cruz and Huckaby, but I might just root for Trump out of the gate, simply because he understands the economic issues. Walker’s in fourth.
Trump’s remarks about the Draw Mohammed contest brand him as a blowhard and a bullying coward. This guy does not have the character to be President. And he is not a good businessman either. He has sucessful tv show — that’s it!
I understand that you respect Mr. Trump on his populist viewpoints but have you ever witnessed him debate anybody in his life?
A lot of people poo poo the Donald but you have to admit that he knows how to get things done and how to pick the best people.
He doesn’t strike me as particularly bright. He took a million dollars from his dad, at a time when a million dollars was much more than it is today, and invested in NY city real estate, a no-lose proposition for even a mediocre businessman. I could see him getting tripped up by an interviewer with even a minimally difficult question. He’s pushy enough to get what he wants from his employees but without his silver spoon he’d be selling used cars in Jersey.
OK, how?