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me: “People that know Trump well say he is a man of his word,honorable and loves America.”

edpc:
- “The people that know him well are family, employees, or sychophants. That aside, when are we to assume he’s true to his word?”

This is a lie as Trump has thousands of employees, he exs, many business people and as business man one does not do well with a reputation of dishonesty. Your reputation is too important in business.

- “Was it the time he said he was for universal healthcare, or repeal Obamacare?”

Its a lie that he said he was for universal health care. Here is his Healthcare Plan.
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/healthcare-reform
Its not universal healthcare.

- “How about when he criticized Romney’s immigration plan in 2012, or should we believe his now?”

Sane people have opposed the NAU plan since Bush. Not a negative. Here is Trump’s

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/immigration-reform

Contrast with Cruz’s Amnesty and increasing Foreign workers by 500 percent while doubling the number of Syrian Muslims coming in.

Cruz: 11 Million “Eligible for Permanent Legal Residency”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuGzdyt0xOc

Cruz In 2013 On Providing Legal Status To Illegal Immigrants
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CwVrfydjOI

- “Perhaps we should take his word when he said he identified as Democrat in 2004, or should we believe him now that he filed as a Republican candidate.”

As Trump explained, it was about the economic conditions. Sadly, it appears to many the economy does worse under GOP then Democrats. I know its not true. Regan laid the ground work Clinton got the Credit for. But in politics perception is reality.
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See if you can answer that without, “well, Cruz said.....” because that’s irrelevant.

It's a lie he was for universal healthcare, huh? Well, let's see what he had to say on Larry King back in 1999....

"If you can't take care of your sick in the country, forget it, it's all over. I mean, it's no good. So I'm very liberal when it comes to health care," he said. "I believe in universal health care. I believe in whatever it takes to make people well and better."

Asked if he thought it was an entitlement, Trump affirmed he did indeed believe it was one from birth.

"I think it is. It's an entitlement to this country, and too bad the world can't be, you know, in this country. But the fact is, it's an entitlement to this country if we're going to have a great country."

So, I ask again....which time is he a man of his word? You can also check his book from 2000, The America We Deserve, for his views on adopting a Canadian style health plan.

I could go on embarrassing you with direct quotes from the man contradicting himself on a lot of important issues, but I'm not going to rub it in. You should really do some research and thinking for yourself.