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To: Cringing Negativism Network
Well then if his own sway you then I guess you will follow him now to the ends of the earth or until it becomes clear that he’s not going to run anyway and is taking you all for a ride. When he is missing from the IOWA Republican debate, birthers are going to have to make a hard decision. Make Trump into another Ross Perot - or get on board and make Obama a one term failure.
91 posted on 04/14/2011 10:28:42 PM PDT by NavyCanDo
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To: NavyCanDo

I have nothing invested in Trump.

I changed candidates several times last go-round. I do now and will support at the time, the person or people I believe are saying and doing what is best for America.

Once I thought that to be Duncan Hunter. Today I listened intently as his son Congressman Duncan Hunter was interviewed, and he’s going to be interesting in the future, perhaps soon.

I’ve been enthused by various candidates for various reasons. But most of all, I have been profoundly disappointed that one and all - they carefully avoid all of the most important issues our nation faces. So what use are they?

Trump’s not like that. He’s doing and saying things which need to be done and said.

If you believe other candidates are preferable to Trump (which may be - as I say I’m not personally invested in Trump other than he’s impressing me) then call them up, and tell them to get off their ininspired butts and speak about what is important.

Until then, Trump is getting all the attention, because he’s the only one brave enough to say what he’s saying.

Lead. Follow or get out of the way, as they say.


94 posted on 04/14/2011 10:35:39 PM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network (Palin / Trump 2012 - America First)
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