[caww]

I worked for a man just like Trump......impossible to reason with because they are beyond headstrong when they think they are right, and nothing can persuade them otherwise....as a result you’re constantly picking up the messes they leave and the people they hurt badly.

[marygam]

we don’t need a hothead, we need a Conservative leader. I’m disappointed that he has lost his cool as he still could be the nominee. If he doesn’t self destruct. This country doesn’t need an Authoritarian.

[volunbeer]

I worked for a man just like Trump......impossible to reason with because they are beyond headstrong when they think they are right, and nothing can persuade them otherwise....as a result you’re constantly picking up the messes they leave and the people they hurt badly.

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Profound statement that sums up my fears about Trump. We have watched most of the debates up until this point and this is awful. Really bad. Carson woke up long enough to make the best point of the night.

[huldah1776]

Problem is every employee must sign a non-disclosure agreement (his first wife had to also and cannot speak to the public without first getting approval from him-nasty public divorce) and he threatens with his pit bull lawyers.

NY Times 1983...

"His alternating skills of charming some individuals and riding roughshod over others has earned Donald Trump a reputation in some quarters as someone not to be trusted. He reneged, for example, on a promise to donate to a museum the Art Deco bas- reliefs on the facade of Bonwit Teller'TMs - bulldozed to make way for Trump Tower. It was a sin deemed unforgivable by landmark preservationists. But the only negative comments about Donald Trump these days are given off the record.

http://www.nytimes.com/1983/08/07/business/the-empire-and-ego-of-donald-trump.html?pagewanted=all

[MayflowerMadam]

“I worked for a man just like Trump”

I’ve worked for men like Trump before. Best bosses I’ve ever had. Most honest.