[nickcarraway]

He’s doing this to help Hillary. And he will get plenty in return.

[lonevoice]

Now it makes sense.

[DoughtyOne]

Trump is certainly a target for reasoned issues.

The sad thing is, what he addressed are real issues. If he hadn’t addressed those issues, I wonder if he would have been the focus of so much animosity.

What the result will be, is that those issues will largely go unaddressed, and he’ll be shouted down.

I couldn’t care less about the man, but I sure would love to see those issues expanded on.

That’s not going to happen if everyone jumps on the dump Trump band wagon.

We may not be doing ourselves any favors at all by shutting him up quickly.

[LeoWindhorse]

He could not , or would not , describe Hillary as dishonest during his interview with Sean Hannity today .

He did say that any Republican that was accused of the things Hillary is known to have done or been involved with would be in jail .

But he refused to call her out personally . Danced all around the question and did not answer it . Let’s see if it’s on Youtube

[fatnotlazy]

Supporting political candidates of both parties is a common practice among large corporations and the wealthy. I once worked at a huge law firm that had its own PAC. The PAC doled out money to Republicans and Democrats. Sounds shady,but it actually makes good business sense. Doesn't really mean anything in terms of one’s political beliefs.

[South40]

“I probably identify more as Democrat.” —Interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, March 2004

[right way right]

“Donald Trump jumped into the crowded and rowdy Republican presidential field on Tuesday, but the business magnate has astutely played both sides of the aisle for years, and has been especially cozy — financially and personally — with Hillary Clinton.”

EEEEw!!

[mountainbunny]

[Hugin]

Gosh, a businessman from NY gave contributions to his state’s Senator. I’m shocked.

He asked a very good question on Hannity today. He pointed out that deleting emails after she had received a subpoena is a crime, why aren’t the Republicans in congress even talking, let alone doing anything about it?

[bkepley]

Trump believes only the GOP has enough idiots ready to take him seriously and maybe he’s right.

[RetSignman]

[Old Teufel Hunden]

Donald Trump talks a good game. I mostly agree with him on a lot of issues he speaks about. However, he is almost 70 years old. I don’t care about his age, but where has he been all of these years? Was he in the conservative trenches in the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s or 90’s? Was he standing alongside the conservative heavyweights like Bill Buckley and Rush Limbaugh? Has he been contributing to all of these conservative causes for years like the Koch brothers?

His candidacy is a mile wide and an inch deep and if I were a candidate, I would ask him these same questions. Where have you been all these years?

[Enlightened1]

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