[org.whodat]

How many paid advisers do you think Trump has, probably zero. Paid advisors speaks more to the fact that you need to have someone tell you what to say.

[Bigtigermike]

[...] Michael Cohen has been Donald Trump’s is a business executive in the Trump business operations and apparently the chief political advisor to Trump’s feelers to run for President. Cohen is also a registered Democrat was a huge supporter of Barack Obama’s 2008 run for President and in 1988 was very involved in the Leftist campaign of Michael Dukakis’ run for President. [...]

[Lancey Howard]

Paid advisors speaks more to the fact that you need to have someone tell you what to say.

Which is obviously something Palin has no need for, since she just unloaded a couple with whom she disagreed.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Paid advisors speaks more to the fact that you need to have someone tell you what to say.

And just last week I saw some of your PDS pals complaining that she was not serious because she had not hired more staff and advisors.

Funny that.

[johncocktoasten]

Haha! Trump, he needs someone to tell him not to use mf in a stump speech.

[lonestar]

Paid advisors speaks more to the fact that you need to have someone tell you what to say.

Or...you pay them to organize YOUR thoughts because you don't have time to write speeches.

[McGruff]

How many paid advisers do you think Trump has, probably zero. Paid advisers speaks more to the fact that you need to have someone tell you what to say.

Only a fool wouldn't have any advisers, or someone who thought he already knew it all. Trump, you don't know it all.

[dools0007world]

Neither is Trump a credible presidential contender. As such he's free to speak his mind. I find it instructive that Trump must use four letter works to express himself. Don't need that in the man or woman holding the office of president.

High office seeking politicians have been using speech writers for at least a century. Do you really believe that Reagan was told what to say by those who worked for him? He was documenting his conservative beliefs in letters, diaries and op-eds long before he ran for office. He made a damn great president. If you're old enough to remember he gave this country back its self respect after the awful Johnson, Nixon and Kennedy years.

You sound like a typical effete libertarian elitist to me. Oh, and neither Ron Paul or his son will survive the primary sorting out—if they decide to make a run for it.

[Springfield Reformer]

Baloney. Even Moses had advsors. Gimme a break....