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Old 09-16-2015, 05:31 AM
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He is NOT what this country needs at all.

I am a staunch conservative Republican, and I recall all the notes posted on here that had nothing to do with anything but criticizing our current President for how he bowed to some head of state. I may not like our President and may disagree with most of what he has done or tried to do, but cannot and did not take part in that kind of posts.

HOWEVER....

If President Obama gave you fodder for mockery because of things like what you mocked him, if Trump ever became President, the liberal faction on here would not be able to sleep with all the one line smart ass cracks that would come from his actions.

He cannot be the nominee.

There are such good,class intelligent folks seeking the nomination......he is a death knell...believe me.

Problem is, show business....read an article today and sorry would love to reference it, but it basically said that the questions, etc for tomorrow night are set for entertainment value surrounding Trump and made to have the candidates go after each other.

I do not like that. Too many right now. Last debate..no substantial issues discussed...appears not this time either.
We have seen what PC has done to politics today. Time to go extreme to right things. America does not have time for these candidates. They might make congressional politicians but they are not leaders. The only leaders, such as Huckabee, maybe Christie, Cruz, have no chance at all. Bush is NOT his father or his brother and is afraid to say something not PC. Carson is not ready and is too nice. Fiorina needs some experience dealing with politicians, and appears to be too defensive. Kasich was my favored one, but won't get it. He is too worn out, like an old pair of shoes. Paul is too radical for America right now.
Trump may be harsh and a bully, but maybe America needs four years of a wake up. I'm tired of the left always getting their way because everyone is afraid to say no to a "black" man. If we have a woman (Clinton) in there, it will be the same. Trump didn't make billions by being stupid. He may be a loud mouth, but he is shrewd. I really don't care if he insults people. I would prefer that he was a bit more refined in his speech but he does get results and he does snap folks out of their apathy.
Like I said before, I haven't made my decision yet. It's too early. But, right now, I don't see anyone else that offers what is necessary. Certainly not Bush, and certainly not Rubio. I do like Rubio, but his kid gloves attitude toward illegals is not going to get it. Same with Bush. I consider the illegal invasion one of the focal points, along with a balanced budget, getting rid of Obamacare, the war on Christians, and a few other left wing attacks on morals and ethics.
But, this is just my opinion and my reasoning in how my vote will be determined. I will not vote for a moderate this time. It's time to take a hard line approach. Trump may not even be hard line enough, in my opinion. Talk is one thing, but actions may prove different.