I bought this in the early 80s. You can tell I was poor.
Posted on 01/13/2016 8:10:07 AM PST by Kaslin
I can’t think of any reason to admire Bush. Trump make me happy.
Yeah. I’m a working stiff lawyer in nyc and I can afford some nice watches. It’s no big deal at all. Personally, though, I don’t like quartz movements. No personality.
Honestly, they’re not afraid to run against any of the GOP candidates.
Trump is welcome to spend his money any way he wishes. Trump would have no responsibility to our purse strings should he be President..that being the responsibility of our laid back congress critters in the House. Cruz, however IS a congress critter NOW. Tell me how this watch shows any sign of common sense. The man is no spendthrift. It might be a gift and that would be a horse of a different color. But if he purchased it himself...that would be troubling..even if he might be able to afford it and used his own money. A senator who is wise would think twice about buying a time piece at such great cost when one less expensive would tell him exactly the same. Please, use your common sense. You have been a consumer far too long to have none of that remaining in that brain.
I bought this in the early 80s. You can tell I was poor.
Amen!!
:-))
We need to restore constitutional principles and boundaries in this country.
I want an expert on the constitution; you apparently want an expert on construction?
We need to restore constitutional principles and boundaries in this country.
I want an expert on the constitution; you apparently want an expert on construction?
The air king! Nice! Great history and I really like the engine turned bezel. Sharp! I bet it gets lots of compliments!
>>Cruz is much further away from democrats, so he won’t do as well with democrats.<<
Finally, a Trump supporter who acknowledges that Trump is closer to the Democrat party than his opponents. The question, of course, is how close?
HAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh the hypocrisy! No friend - the President is where the buck STOPS. The president signs the check those congress critters write, and is complicit in all they do.
If frugality is your thing, then look first of all to the guy who signs the deal. He is the Penny-Pincher in Chief.
Indeed. Right now there's only one voice in the race championing those principles. Who stands to gain by having it silenced?
“Alberta-born Sen. Ted Cruz has given up his Canadian dual citizenship. The renunciation became official on May 14, roughly 9 months after he learned he was not only an American.”
The fact that he was unaware of his Canadian citizenship will not immunize him from Democratic and MSM attacks.
Yep, they are also dying for Ted’s crazy Dominionist ties to go mainstream.
Yeah, sure.
As Trump has stated many time, “I haven’t even started on Hillary yet.” I don’t think the Dems want Trump as an opponent. (Nice try putting out this spin, though.)
What part of my interpretation of Trump's personality and its suitability to aspire to an excellent presidency are you saying is inaccurate?
I don’t trust Trump much, either. But I don’t trust any of ‘em, so I’ll take the guy who has huge successes throughout his career — and I don’t mean in a government office.
Shady business dealings
Hired illegal immigrants
Mafia associations
Phony "charitable" foundation
Howard Stern interviews
And while the voiceover runs down the laundry list of 21 Questions for Donald Trump, the Dems will run endless B-roll like this:
At Trump event in Cedar Falls; Trump staffer asked crowd how many had definitely decided to caucus for Trump. Only about 5% of hands go up.— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) January 12, 2016
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