Posted on 07/15/2015 12:26:04 PM PDT by Biggirl
On Wednesdays broadcast of Fox Business Networks Cavuto: Coast to Coast, network senior business correspondent Charlie Gasparino explained that Wall Street is concerned over real estate mogul Donald Trumps rise in the presidential polls to guest host Charles Payne.
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Do they think President Trump will FIRE WALL STREET ,LOL
Your definition of “large” and my definition of “small” do not matter.
Why not? Because you’re evading the real question: why Wall Street doesn’t like Trump.
Have you an answer to that question?
I’m sure the Progressives have something in store for Trump.
>> His father was a small business owner
ROFL.
Small compared to what?
Regardless whether you love Trump or hate him, I’m really enjoying all the squirming he’s causing. He’s truly a wild card not beholden, he’s got his own money and doesn’t play by their rules. I don’t need Cavuto or anyone else to tell me why the fill in the blank establishment is panicked. I can see for myself. Hope I don’t go blind before the primaries with all the naked emperors coming out (no pun intended). He’s hitting the status quo hard and fast. It remains to be seen whether that helps us in the long run or if we end up with worse than we have now. But sure a fun ride.
Ok, riddle me this. If a man inherits money, am I to be upset at his good fortune? I’m guessing as a conservative the answer is of course not.
Additionally, if this man has a leg up in life and chooses to carry that momentum and build upon what he’s been given, am I to think less of him and his abilities? Look at the very wealthy families who do indeed plan for generations and you’ll see many who chose to live large on what was given vs. working to create something more.
I will never understand the line of thinking that his advantage and what he chose to do with it, is somehow a negative.
Go over to the Conservative Treehouse and read what Sundance says about Trump. Then you’ll see why Wall Street is nervous.
Have you an answer to that question?
I'm not evading anything. See post #11.
FOX News Officials would be prime targets if a Civil War broke out..
They think they are invisible.. they aren’t..
CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN assets are vulnerable..
BE A SHAME IF SOMETHING HAPPENED TO THEM....
but I can act with faux outrage.. those “damned patriots..”
You are correct, you should not be upset. My post was in answer to someone stating Trump made his money the old-fashioned way i.e. he is self-made. That's not true. He inherited his wealth.
Additionally, if this man has a leg up in life and chooses to carry that momentum and build upon what hes been given, am I to think less of him and his abilities?
Nope. And I never claimed you should.
I will never understand the line of thinking that his advantage and what he chose to do with it, is somehow a negative.
No one here is making that claim.
If Gasparino says this, it likely isn’t true.
My guess is Wall Street is concerned because putting a wall along the southern border, and putting Americans back to work, would increase the cost of doing business, thus having a negative impact on the bottom lines of many, if not most, corporations.
You know nothing about The Cartel, through banksters, controlling both political parties.
Awwwww... Is the US Chamber of Commerce having conniptions?
A lot of effort going on on how to silence and destroy Trump. The gravy train is coming off the tracks.
That one sentence is so atrociously constructed that I can hardly believe it. Good grief!
I’ll bet they are concerned. LOL!
But, did he or did he not increase his wealth, with his own efforts? Or are you suggesting he inherited all his current wealth?
If Trump comes out for braking up big banks and Wall Street firms his popularity will go into the stratosphere, and he may likely win.
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