Trump Is Toast and Good Riddance

Townhall.com ^ | April 4, 2016 | Kurt Schlichter

[enumerated]

Who is Kurt Schlichter and why do I have to waste my precious time on his article? That is two seconds of scanning I’ll never get back.

OK, I admit I didn’t read it; I tried, but it started out stupid with this bitey thing, so I skipped down a bit - still stupid. I figured maybe there were pearls of wisdom but I figured why would anyone bury pearls of wisdom in stupid shit where nobody would find it?

Anyway, Kaslin, I know you aren’t the author, just the poster, but why do you post such garbage?

[jmacusa]

All hail the Zot!

[Trumpinator]

Reagan didn’t have the negative opinion poll numbers Trump has. - yea he did.

[Linda Frances]

Almost 70% of the women having abortions are pressured into it. A boyfriend, parent, friend.....many don't have anyone to help them. Girls are being dragged into pp by boyfriends or a parent. Many of these girls come from homes with a parent who is, or was, in prison, or a boyfriend who threatens them or worse. They are fearful of rejection. So many are an emotional wreck and can easily make a decision they will regret forever. The fear some of these women face is obvious. These women need help not condemnation. They need help getting their life in order. We help them get to a safe place if needed, medical care, clothes...they need God. Many find God through this and change they're lives. We have walls of pictures of women and their children they chose to put first. That happens when the come to us and not Pp.

Yes there are those women who are selfish and cruel even after seeing the ultrasound of their baby. Dare I say if they can't figure out birth control they should be forced to get fixed or have a back alley abortion and suffer the consequences. That's not our policy, but my opinion.

75% of the women who volunteer at the crisis pregnancy had abortions they later suffered from. Thankfully I didn't. Girls get abortions because they assume if it's legal must be ok, but most suffer later. They have high rates of suicide, depression, alcohol & drug use. The answer is education and showing them a better way.

[Linda Frances]

You called me a liar. Where did I lie? Trump has taught you to hate well.

[MHGinTN]

No, bless your little heart, I wrote that honesty is foreign to you. And now you’re doubling down on your hysteria. Have nice night ... TUMS might help with that indigestion due to bitterness.

[dr_lew]

You finally have one in Trump and some of the Freepers are such p*ssies they can’t handle it....

Well that's right. Under the circumstances, he's a shining beacon. He brightens up my day, I'll say that!

[Steelfish]

If this is your standard for First Lady, maybe Trumpkins need to go search for a soft porn actress and maybe use a H-2B visa to import someone from Eastern Europe.

[5thGenTexan]

Trump gas the highest negative numbers of any US politics in ever, so no, Reagan didn’t.

[DungeonMaster]

Every over the top criticism of Trump is a criticism of the many people who like him.

It would be nice to have a matrix of all the deceptions perpetrated by each candidate.

[driftless2]

Ha,ha, you have no idea where the name comes from LOL

[nevergore]

Please tell me what position you differ from Trump.....

He’s strong pro-second amendment.....
He’s pro-life....
He’s anti -illegal immigration....
He’s got a strong program to balance the budget....
He’s got a reform program on taxes....
He’s got a pro-capitalist program for Health Care (plus repeal Obamacare)
He’s strong pro-American.....

Thanks!

[escapefromboston]

Wow, he’s a lawyer...just what this country needs.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

‘That Ronald Reagan...he never ran a business...gee whiz, what a lousy president he was. /s’

But just imagine if Reagan had the time to run a business first.

He too had room for improvement.

And too bad Trump didn’t have 50 years to learn as much about each state’s individual system and power network as all the insiders who are *temporarily* helping Cruz.

[driftless2]

So what's your point...only nominate businessmen(women)? Sure, it's nice every candidate is well-rounded in experience in private and public life. We know that is an unrealistic expectation.

My response was to the people i.e. Trump backers who seem to seriously think running a business is the primary qualification for a presidential candidate. Especially when the person in question, Trump, has a thin knowledge of conservative principles and no experience working well with others.

If his backers think President "My Way Or The Highway" Trump will order something done, and when it isn't done he can fire everybody who failed to implement his policy(ies), they will be sadly mistaken.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

‘We know that is an unrealistic expectation.’

Especially when someone has a lopsided background in law.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Business leaders are more rounded than lawyer-legislators.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

And BTW, McStain and Mc-Conman are on record of being patently, officially, and public unconvinced that Cruz is even eligible.

Is that their convention firewall?

If all else fails to pull the rug out from under Cruz, they can accurately interpret original intent. Out the window he flies. But Cruz is so impressed by court procedures that he doesn’t see it coming.

[driftless2]

Business leaders are more rounded than lawyer-legislators.

And how is that so?

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

I business leader needs to earn a profit for one thing. Thus he has an empirical gage of success and failure.

He needs to navigate taxes. He needs to build a talented team. He feels personal the affects of over-regulation.

In the case of Trump’s far flung interests, he can compare different governments and how they affect business.

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Who is guilty?