[2ndDivisionVet]

Agree? Disagree?

[hosepipe]

http://nowewont.ning.com/profiles/blogs/obama-may-have-a-criminal-past

[familyop]

Trump is easily attracting positive attention from voters who were polarized against one another and will be favored by most voters very soon. If he speaks enough against the current regime of extreme globalism and excessive regulations, that’ll do it. If he presents examples of American ingenuity in all levels of society, that’ll do it even more.

[cinciella]

Thanks for posting. I think it was a very fair article on the good & bad of a Trump presidency.

BTW, do you know his position on drilling? On the EPA, “global warming” & the whole green movement? Also, just curious if he has stated how he feels about the mosque at ground zero. Those things could give some insight on his philosophies.

[trailz]

I like things Trump has said almost as much as I like things Sarah Palin has done.

Palin 2012!!

[sonofagun]

I suspect Trump might be another Ross Perot.

Ross Perot ran as an independent in 1992, using similiar rhetoric, and siphoned enough republican/independent votes from Bush that Clinton won by a plurality.

I believe the Dems are preparing to implement the Perot solution in the next presidential election.

[trebb]

I agree with a lot of the statements. Trump is not my first choice, but he would probably work out better than the top 3 men folks are offering as Repub candidates. He would definitely work out better than ANY of the Dim candidates...

[MrEdd]

Why not just push Romney, if you are detirmined to stump for a liberal on a conservative site?

[RockinRight]

The net affect of a Trump presidency would be a major net positive on the nation, even if we’d only agree with ~70% of what he says.

He’d get us respect again. He’d improve our fiscal house. He’d improve our trade relations and the energy situation.

I can’t argue with that.