Mike “I spent 130 million and got 4th place” Murphy better be pocketing a whole bunch of money cause he is done after this campaign.
Cruz’s campaign fights with the past or lies.
Why doesn’t the great debater Cruz take Trump on for his issues, with the truth.
I guess you are for Bush then?
Not a Bush supporter, but that is a GREAT ad. Any ad that exposes the truth about Trump is a good ad. Bush has no chance to get the nomination, but this ad will also help Cruz.
It's gotten to the point that no matter what the GOP establishment says, they won't be believed.
I've said it before:
WE JUST DON'T TRUST YOU PEOPLE ANYMORE
It doesn’t matter. Cruz you’ve lost. The latest South Carolina polls:
Trump 36%
Cruz 19%
Rubio 15%
Bush 11%
Poll taken Feb 10-11. Cruzies keep shoveling the slime. It’s not working. Ding. You lose.
Contrary to what Americans believe, “Eminent Domain’ is the issue of our time, Not our Country Flooded with Mexicans, or TPP. Laughable stupidity.
I mean, I guess this is better than kids smashing a dollhouse?
Pretty cool video.
I admit Trump says dumb, obnoxious things,but Cruz’s stuff is just Slimy, you feel like you need a bath after watching it.
Isn’t that Yeb’s super pac?
Here is the part left out of the commercial...
“By the end of 1991, Trump’s three casinos employed more than 12,700 people, nearly one-third of the entire Atlantic City casino workforce.
And Trump, gushed Theresa Volpe, 57, who served drinks at Trump Plaza for 26 years, including to the man himself, “was a very good boss.”
“Employee picnics, employee parties. I mean, he took care of us.”
“He was very receptive to our union and our benefits and pension plan,” said Volpe, who’s been cobbling together a living as a bartender and supermarket cashier since Trump Plaza closed in September.
Bob McDevitt, longtime president of Local 54 of Unite Here, which represents casino workers, declined to comment for this story. But in the past, the labor leader, who spent years as a Taj bartender, characterized Trump as a union-friendly, reliably cooperative partner in negotiations over labor contracts.
In 2004, when 10,000 casino workers went on strike at seven Atlantic City casinos for more than a month, the Trump casinos weren’t among them.
“He didn’t nickel or dime us,” Volpe said.
He didn’t scrimp on entertainment, either.
“Holyfield, Mike Tyson... Sugar Ray Leonard ... Donna Summer, Englebert (Humperdinck), Paul Anka, Hall and Oates ...” Volpe ticked off.
Volpe’s larger-than-life boss bankrolled some of Atlantic City’s most iconic events.
The 91-second 1988 heavyweight title fight between Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks — made possible when Trump paid an $11 million fee to bring the bout to Convention Hall, shattering the boxing-industry record — became the highest-grossing boxing match ever. The event remains a byword for Atlantic City’s golden years. And Trump remains the greatest impresario Atlantic City has ever seen, and likely ever will.
“There are people in Atlantic City who appreciated that Trump bet on Atlantic City,†said Simon, the historian. “That investment mattered to the city.”
Donald Trump, what a stinker that guy is./s
Jeb Bush needs to go play in some traffic somewhere.