[ClearCase_guy]

I think Trump knows how to hire good people. I’m pretty sure he’ll make out OK as his staff experiences some turn-over.

[familyop]

"Donald Trump's campaign is tired of being a punch line."

Punch line? Oh, yes, a punch line. Here it is.

The man behind Donald Trump's run
Politico
Ben Schreckinger and Cate Martel
7/22/15

Greg Moore, who replaced him as AFP’s New Hampshire director, said his old boss excels at the “blocking and tackling” of political agitation.

“He always made sure the ‘i’s are dotted and ‘t’s are crossed,” said Moore. “I assure you the trains will run on time.”

Planned Parenthood Applauds Trump’s Support For ‘Good Aspects’ Of Group
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3323553/posts

[Georgia Girl 2]

The last thing in the world I worry about is will Donald Trump hire credible professionals to run his campaign. Get real.

[kvanbrunt2]

The departure of Roger Stone, Trump’s longtime political adviser, over the weekend was no different. While a Trump spokesperson insisted he was fired, Stone and his associates said he quit after being unable to rein in the candidate.

stone was on PHL talk in philly at 5:00 on friday.

[skeeter]

I believe Trump has been a useful means for ripping the covers off of the establishment elite in Washington and in the media. RINOs and GOPe have gotten crap all over themselves wrestling with him. Its been wonderful to watch the hacks wet themselves over Trump.

But he will eventually grow tired of this game as people will become bored with his constant bombast. There is a very good candidate who is waiting patiently for this to happen and when it does he'll pick up the cudgel.

So everyone just relax and enjoy the show.