You need to read some factual history; didums.
Damned personal insult, but understandable from those readily duped.
1. Perot and Trump are both hugely wealthy - more power to ‘em.
2. Both are very hypocritical to tout a conservative banner, deriding big bad government, when in fact, they made many Millions because of the gov’t deals they made.
Perot made much of his fortune with his company, EDS, which made Millions via Gov’t welfare data processing.
Trump repeatedly benefited from Kelo decision like eminent domain deals that screwed private property owners out of their land.
3. Both had convenient close ties to democrats well before they ran as conservatives.
Trump’s donation history shows Democratic favoritism - https://www.washingtonpost.com/ politics/ tr... Proxy
Apr 26, 2011 ... Billionaire Donald J. Trump has a highly unusual history of political contributions for a prospective Republican candidate: He has given most of
“But Trump’s donation gap was even larger during the mid-2000s, which saw the end of Republican congressional majorities and the ascendance of the Democratic party.
Overall in the 2006 election cycle, Trump and his son, Donald Trump Jr., donated $77,200 to Democrats versus only $24,250 on Republicans. Looking back to the 2004 cycle, the pair donated $40,500 to Democrats and only $17,250 to the GOP.
While the Trumps spent nearly $50,000 to elect congressional Democrats, they donated only $1,000 to the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRSC).
But perhaps the worst outcome that election for Republicans was that Pelosi and Reid became Speaker of the House and Senate Majority Leader, respectively. The pair made a formidable team and did heavy lifting to ensure that Obama was elected in 2008 and that much of his agenda — including Obamacare — was put in place.
4. Both are bombastic with low detail sound byte hype.
5. Neither had held elected public and have not demonstrated sound civil service CONSERVATIVE governance.
6. Both Ross Perot and Donald Trump are third party spoilers:
“He has made highly publicized forays into national politics on occasion over the past two decades. Late in 1999, as the presidency of Bill Clinton wound down, Trump was one of several contenders for the nomination of the Reform Party, the remnant of the third-party movement begun by billionaire H. Ross Perot in 1992.”
Donald Trump Swears Off Third-Party Run - WSJ
www.wsj.com/ articles/ donald-trump-l... Proxy Highlight
Sep 3, 2015 ... Donald Trump pledged Thursday that he wouldn’t launch a third-party presidential bid if he falls short of winning the Republican nomination ...
Trump resurfaces idea of third-party run | TheHill
www.thehill.com/ blogs/ ballot-box/ presidential-... Proxy Highlight
10 hours ago 11/23/2015 ... Donald Trump is again raising the possibility that he might run for president as a third-party candidate, suggesting that the Republican Party is
You did read that, right?
Donald Trump has just said that he has not ruled out a third party run, after he swore he wouldn’t on Sept 3rd.
Flaky and untrustworthy, just like Perot...
The Don, is a Spoiler, plain and simple.
People here and nation wide are being fooled with his controlled opposition candidacy charade.
I also want to believe what he says.
However, his bothersome history betrays his populist words.
Useful idiots will eventually be forced to see what they do not want to see...
RE: “Nothing, NOTHING whatsoever like that idiot Perot!
You need to read some factual history; didums.”