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To: TangledUpInBlue

Believe it or not, it’s ok to ask Trump hard questions - just like all the other candidates. When he cannot give a good answer because he hasn’t thought it thru, he insults the examiner for asking the question.

So what will this pro affirmative action, pro Canadian healthcare candidate do when he gets the nomination and no longer gets all the media spotlight? How will the electorate react when questioners legitimately ask about his tasteless statements and numerous prior positions? The electorate will ask these same questions, too. How will the electorate react when Trump trashes those who harbor these questions as being stupid, on being on their period, having an ugly face, or the like?

And what if he wins the election, which I highly doubt, can anyone say with any certainty which Donald will rule?

We really need to think this one through.


37 posted on 09/16/2015 12:03:05 PM PDT by theoilpainter
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To: theoilpainter

Not only is it OK, it’s necessary. How can we determine whether we want to vote for him or not if we don’t know what his answers to relevant questions are?


38 posted on 09/16/2015 12:27:07 PM PDT by SuzyQue
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To: theoilpainter
Believe it or not, it’s ok to ask Trump hard questions - just like all the other candidates. When he cannot give a good answer because he hasn’t thought it thru, he insults the examiner for asking the question.

theoilpainter - Member since August 20, 2015

all ya need to know.

50 posted on 09/16/2015 3:23:36 PM PDT by Crusher138 ("Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just")
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