Why Get Angry w/ Trump for Doing Heavy Lifting Lily-Livered Republicans Couldn't be Bothered With?

Reaganite Republican ^ | April 17, 2011 | Reaganite Republican

[Reaganite Republican]

Isn't it kind of a loser mentality to get mad 
at someone for running circles around you 
while making everybody look incompetent...?

Hey, I'm not endorsing Donald Trump for president: pretty ruthless guy, I'd really have to think about it. Then there's having to endure four -or more- years of the ceaseless bragging, I dunno lol.

But I'm absolutely delighted to see somebody, anybody actively seeking some clarification on all Obama was inexplicably allowed to hide. I can't see why EVERY American wouldn't be happy to see it... who but a criminal, coward, or fool would fear the truth, anyway?.

Obviously, Trump wants something in return... and we all know what that is. You say you don't want Trump to pull this off... and ride the issue right to the White House? 

Maybe somebody -like the frickin GOP- should have got off their fat asses and done something a long, long time ago: blame THEM, not Trump for doing what Republicans and the Obammunist hacks of the MSM should have been doing the whole time... I'd hate to see Mitt muss up that hair of his.

Isn't it kind of a loser mentality to get mad at someone for running circles around you and making everybody look incompetent?

Of course it is: and most of today's GOP are losers... just look how they handled this budget mess. On the other hand, Donald Trump's a proven winner... and it shows. The presidency's right there for the taking for anyone willing to take on the unholy alliance of the MSM/Progs... who are basically just punks, sure don't know what these little Republican worms were ever afraid of in the first place.

GOOD FOR TRUMP if he wants to step up to the plate and endure the flak from both sides- I for one am delighted to have him spending his own money to uncover the harsh reality of this Trotskyite Trojan-Horse we went and stuck ourselves with... it's not Trump's fault if it gets him elected, in fact he'd deserve the prize at that point.

And the country? I guess we pretty much will have to take whatever a Trump presidency brings if he built an electoral victory from this... just like it's Americans' own fault for allowing Obama to get in at all: we failed in selecting Obama, and we failed as a nation to ensure he was even qualified! 

How many felt obligated to vote for Barack Obama in 2008 primarily to "prove they're not racist"-? 

Idiots- good thing Trump doesn't care what anybody thinks in the sort of way that weak-minded, insecure people do. And do you really think Trump would have jumped-in with both feet like this if he didn't already have some serious dirt on Barack Obama?

Stay tuned~ this is gonna be great.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

I can only speak for myself when I say I don’t mind his attacks on Obammie the Commie. I wish all the Republican hopefuls would take the gloves off.

My concern is that he nothing more than another Ross Perot who doesn’t really stand a chance of winning, who may bump a better candidate who does stand a chance of winning out of the race, and thereby ensure Obammie the Commie’s re-election with far less than typical split.

[2nd Amendment]

I’ve never particularly liked Donald Trump. He has a moral history that makes Newt Gingrich look good. But he is speaking the truth when no one else in the republican party will do so. I admire his uncompromising stance on the character of Obama. I’m not saying that I will vote for him, but let’s give him credit for speaking the truth in an era when truth is an anathema.

[Silverfiddle]

Will: I recommend supporting a conservative, and Trump is not one. He's a Hollywood blowhard who's into self-promotion.

There is a businessman out there who knows how government works and who knows how the private sector economy works. His name is Herman Cain. He is a conservative, and he's got my vote right now

[Melinda in TN]

I think there are a lot of folks who voted for Obama that have admitted that they made a huge mistake.

[Reaganite Republican]

Irrelevant if Trump proves Obama wasn’t born in this country... you’ll never stop him then

And he’s going to prove it... that’s all I’m saying, doesn’t matter what YOU, I, or anybody else would like to think

Better get used to the idea now, he’s already got PLENTY on Obama imho

[cavador]

I wouldn't support someone with a comb over.

[Carley]

Maybe republicans don’t want to bring the troops home from everywhere.

Maybe they don’t want a 25% levy on imports from China.

Maybe we don’t want to take OPEC’s oil for ourselves.

So if that’s lilly livered..........

[dforest]

I think there are a lot of folks who voted for Obama that have admitted that they made a huge mistake.

Very true. I believe that Trump believes he can pick off those people from Obama.

[SonOfDarkSkies]

And that's why Trump is resonating with the American people. He is speaking honestly and bluntly at a time when we have a liar for president.

Any of the other candidates could do the same (Sarah is), but they don't have the power to stare down the MSM and the GOP establishment the way Trump does.

[Godebert]

"The presidency's right there for the taking for anyone willing to take on the unholy alliance of the MSM/Progs... who are basically just punks, sure don't know what these little Republican worms were ever afraid of in the first place."

Worth repeating.

[Keeper of the Turf]

To all of you that think Trump will make a lousy President, you have to remember that he will most likely have a Tea Party Congress that will force him to stay on the correct path.

[Will88]

The problem is Herman Caine has no chance this go round. I'm well familiar with him and have listened to his WSB talk show occasionally. He's too much of an unknown this year, outside of the most active Tea Party followers.

Trump is bringing up the most critical economic issues of all: our ridiculous, one-sided trade arrangements with nations that have been playing the US for a fool for many years now, and the outsourcing of jobs that continues to increase in number. And no one else has the guts to open those subjects which most politicians are afraid to even mention.

If Trump remains the only one who will discuss these subjects long prohibited by the GOP elites (conservative and RINO), then he will shock the timid bystanders with how well he does (if he does in fact enter the race).

[snoringbear]

“Irrelevant if Trump proves Obama wasn’t born in this country...”

Agree. I am doubtful that even if irrefutable evidence should be uncovered showing that Zero was not born in the U.S. or one of it's protectorates he would be impeached. Just wouldn't happen.

[Will88]

, you have to remember that he will most likely have a Tea Party Congress that will force him to stay on the correct path.

That's a very critical factor. A more conservative Congress and an even more active conservative voter base will reign in any president who tries to stray into the old RINO behavior we saw too much of during the W years.

[srmorton]

I don't agree with those who think Trump is another Ross Perot. Perot deliberately set out to prevent GHW Bush from being reelected. Trump, being a shrewd businessman, does NOT want Obama to be reelected. He is putting forth the information that the MSM should have done in 2008 and will not do now.

I am as conservative as can be, but I would vote for Donald Trump in a heartbeat if he happened to be the Republican nominee! He, unlike Obama, would not have making the US a third world country his number one priority. He truly wants the US to succeed and assume its rightful place in the world.

[HangThemHigh]

"I’m not mad at him, I just think he’s a self aggrandizing liberal opportunist who would make a lousy President."

Agreed, but as long as he's attacking Obama (and effectively), I won't complain.

[mazda77]

So what is your problem with him taking the point on this mission when nobody else has the gonads to do so? I wouldn’t give a plug nickle for him but as long as he is out there on the point, I will do my damndest to make sure everyone in the patrol at least pays attention to what he sees ahead of us.

I sense that as long as it is not someone you agree with that everyone else should keep their mouths shut? That kind of logic is the main reason we are where we are.

Not to say that it is germain to this instance, but Norma McCorvey is now one of the most ardent pro-lifers out there, you know the “Roe” in Roe vs. Wade?

I still would not vote for him but I can consider the chance that even he has had enough, and he has the stature and name recognition to move the arguement forward.

[Bluebird Singing]

So . . . the GOP needs to listen to, and voice the honorable concerns of WE THE PEOPLE (as Trump is), and it will take the wind out of Trump’s sails.

[MikeSteelBe]

Presidental elections are just a show like “pro” werstling. The parties are just one big political power cartel. They put up two “different” opponents in a big smackdown every four years to fool people on both sides into believing they are represented.

Perot and Trump are the infamous assclown spectators who jump into the ring occasionally for increased dramatic effect.

[SaintDismas]

I stand with the author 100% no doubts from this quarter! I just really wish I could wrap my head around why the people who I typically admire so greatly are strangely not only avoiding the issue, but ridiculing those of us that take this to be THE issue of our day. I’m taking about people like Ann Coulter, Mark Levin, etc. too whom now, I think are not the brightest bulbs in the box. Why? Are they really afraid of a race war or something? Do they know something we don’t? I’m so disappointed I can’t begin to say. These people are not what they seem to be after all. Surprise surprise that its really only the Lord anyone of us can trust