[The Iceman Cometh]

but he has no record whatsoever, only his words

34,000 jobs attributable to Trump, 22,400 employees and $9.5 billion in revenue last tells me that, as an executive, Trump knows what he's doing.

I won't post my concerns about Cruz because I don't want to appear to be bashing nor start a further argument.

[trisham]

Well said.

[House Atreides]

“...I won’t post my concerns about Cruz because I don’t want to appear to be bashing nor start a further argument.”
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Well, hells bells, that’s never stopped you before from flaming Cruz and/or his supporters. And what’s with your tagline—(Trump & Cruz - Together, a Better America!)—did orders come down from Trump Troll headquarters to give a better appearance to Cruz supporters?

I don’t believe your tagline reflects your beliefs...your ongoing comments DO, however, reflect your beliefs...so you’re fooling no one.

[ManHunter]

And you have no concerns whatsoever about Trump? Do you honestly believe that he built a multi-billion dollar company without making political allies - most of whom, historically, have been some very liberal Democrats?

I’m a Cruz supporter and have been since the outset, but, until recently, Trump was number two on my pick list, as I mentioned here repeatedly. I’m bothered by his support of TPP and I have some problems with his explanation of his proposed amendment to the “Gang of Eight” bill. However, for the vast majority of his public life, he has been a consistent, constitutionally-focused conservative, which is more than I can say for anyone who has run for president since Reagan and there’s little doubt in my mind that he’s one of the brightest men to ever run for the office of president.

I accept the fact that I’ll never see the perfect candidate, but Cruz is close enough for me.

[Finny]

I'll bet there are a lot of men who've risked more and created more jobs than Donald Trump, whom you'd no more want for president than -- oh, say, Bill Gates or George Lucas. Then again, maybe you would -- they knew what they were doing when they earned their billions, after all, and if one of them got a patriotic bug up his burr, why not!

It is very wrong and mistaken to assume successful executives and entrepreneurs are conservatives. If you think "most" of them are, that is your own bad call. I know better because I've known a whole lotta businessfolk.