Trumps speach

[Guest]

Wondering if anyone watched it and what you thought and if you think he could make it.

[Guest]

First to say, I love trump. Not your typical politician (whom we are all sick of) Donald has the knowledge to get us out of debt, bring the economy back, bring jobs back to America, etc. He also knows how to deal with China, has the strength to want to defeat Isis, , is against illegal immigration, and has integrity. I do like Trump and look forward to hearing him on Hannity tonight at 10 pm

[Guest]

Wondering if anyone watched it and what you thought and if you think he could make it.

No
He is an assclown
No

[Guest]

No
He is an assclown
No

Please supply us with the name of a democratic "as clown" so we have a proper calibration.

Assclown? Talking from so low you gotta be looking up at whale crap!

[Guest]

Wondering if anyone watched it and what you thought and if you think he could make it.

Watched it.

Best word to describe my thoughts would be INTERESTING.

Not sure what you mean by "make it", but I cannot see any serious consideration at all, but he did make some interesting points, albeit simplified.

[Guest]

No
He is an assclown
No

To my fellow guests: example of what is not productive to a rational and civil conversation so that we have an opportunity to air out all sides and make an informed decision


Personal Best Regards:

[Guest]

I started this topic and I just dont understand why people get so nasty. Sorry but it doesnt say much for the person. Just looking for comments to see what other people think.

[Guest]

Trump is an excellent businessman, an excellent promoter and has tenacity and spine but his focus ,as near as I can tell, always been on what was good for him.

He is an in your face kinda guy and while it has its benefits, I beleive the liabilities tilt too heavily?

I will hold my judgments on all candidates until each has an opportunity to present their case.

Personal Best Regards:

[Guest]

Trump is an excellent businessman, an excellent promoter and has tenacity and spine but his focus ,as near as I can tell, always been on what was good for him.

He is an in your face kinda guy and while it has its benefits, I beleive the liabilities tilt too heavily?

I will hold my judgments on all candidates until each has an opportunity to present their case.

Personal Best Regards:

Liabilities did not matter In 2008/2012!

[Guest]

We need a in your face kinda guy. Now we have a "real man" running this guy will take no prisoners. Just what we need = Leadership

[Guest]

45 minutes is beyond my Trump attention span, but I'm glad he's in the running. Let's hope he cracks the popularity threshold for the debates.

[Guest]

Liabilities did not matter In 2008/2012!

Without revisiting the past, it is a shame that we, the voters, care so little about the issues, and concentrate on get out the vote.

Voting, to me, is sacred....so many have died to insure we may continue that. While a great turnout is nice, if they need to be bussed, or coerced in anyway, that bothers me.

I want to hear issues. Example....Mr Trump expounded today and if he were elected,he has zero chance of doing what he says. Ms. Clinton, yesterday went on and on about what she will do and have read many pieces today confirming that what she said has zero chance of ever happening. If she were elected, with the Republican majority being so great it will takes years to reverse it, none of that progressive stuff will every fly. Trump,while he would be in the governing party, if he were ever elected, stands no chance of bypassing congress to be so radical.

We need a leader. Someone who understands there is no monarchy, and there needs to be give and take and compromise. Inaddition,the party hacks that keep a "score sheet" need to simply butt out.

Does not matter now about 2008 or 2012....,what matters is we,the electorate need to pay attention,NOT TO THE POLLS, NOT TO THE TALKING HEADS, NOT TO THE PARTY FOLLOWERS. We need to listen to all candidates and determine who we can trust. Most times, when voting is done that way, we get it right.

[Guest]

45 minutes is beyond my Trump attention span, but I'm glad he's in the running. Let's hope he cracks the popularity threshold for the debates.

He will put people on the spot

[Guest]

Trump not on Hannity tonight. He is on O'Reilly at 8pm

[Guest]

Please supply us with the name of a democratic "as clown" so we have a proper calibration.

Assclown? Talking from so low you gotta be looking up at whale crap!

Tan Charlie for his inability to beat Gov Skeletor earned an assclown rating from me.

I distilled my response to the OP's question as that is all that The Don is worth.

Your personal opinion of me means less than whale crap

[Guest]

To my fellow guests: example of what is not productive to a rational and civil conversation so that we have an opportunity to air out all sides and make an informed decision


Personal Best Regards:

^^^^^ see above

[Guest]

With all due respect for Trump, he is not electable. Case closed.

Turn attention to some actual candidates who are electable such as Cruz, Rubio, and Bush. Support real possibilites of winning and the Republicans might have a chance of winning.

Remember, though, the Republican base demographics are not in favor of a win. No Republican is going to win the Black vote, the majority of the women vote, the majority of any minority vote, nor the majority of the college educated male vote.

It will be a very tough election to win so do not back a Trump, a Graham, or a Santorum.

[Guest]

With all due respect for Trump, he is not electable. Case closed.

Turn attention to some actual candidates who are electable such as Cruz, Rubio, and Bush. Support real possibilites of winning and the Republicans might have a chance of winning.

Remember, though, the Republican base demographics are not in favor of a win. No Republican is going to win the Black vote, the majority of the women vote, the majority of any minority vote, nor the majority of the college educated male vote.

It will be a very tough election to win so do not back a Trump, a Graham, or a Santorum.


And unfortunately, based on the polls, if the debates were being held today, Donald Trump would knock a more legitimate candidate off the stage, someone like Kasich for example.

[Guest]

With all due respect for Trump, he is not electable. Case closed.

Turn attention to some actual candidates who are electable such as Cruz, Rubio, and Bush. Support real possibilites of winning and the Republicans might have a chance of winning.

Remember, though, the Republican base demographics are not in favor of a win. No Republican is going to win the Black vote, the majority of the women vote, the majority of any minority vote, nor the majority of the college educated male vote.

It will be a very tough election to win so do not back a Trump, a Graham, or a Santorum.

Your comments on Trump I agree with.

I will say this about your generalization on the Republican chance un 2016. I do understand your reasoning, however the Republican party does NOT NEED to win a majority of the black vote or any minority vote. Voter turnout will be vital, but just keep in mind that we are a long long way away and anything can happen.

Also, if Clinton stays as far left as she is talking now and is elected, she will get nothing done with the Republican control of congress and to over take the majority in congress will take years. IF she makes it, she will need to be the great mediator.

[Guest]

Trump is an excellent businessman, an excellent promoter and has tenacity and spine but his focus ,as near as I can tell, always been on what was good for him.

He is an in your face kinda guy and while it has its benefits, I beleive the liabilities tilt too heavily?

I will hold my judgments on all candidates until each has an opportunity to present their case.

Personal Best Regards:









He's an excellent businessman - only been to bankruptcy four times. He's destroyed almost as many jobs as that Carly character.

How is anyone supposed to take these posts seriously?

[Guest]

With all due respect for Trump, he is not electable. Case closed.

Turn attention to some actual candidates who are electable such as Cruz, Rubio, and Bush. Support real possibilites of winning and the Republicans might have a chance of winning.

Remember, though, the Republican base demographics are not in favor of a win. No Republican is going to win the Black vote, the majority of the women vote, the majority of any minority vote, nor the majority of the college educated male vote.

It will be a very tough election to win so do not back a Trump, a Graham, or a Santorum.







Neither Cruz or Rubio are electable.

[Guest]

With all due respect for Trump, he is not electable. Case closed.

Turn attention to some actual candidates who are electable such as Cruz, Rubio, and Bush. Support real possibilites of winning and the Republicans might have a chance of winning.

Remember, though, the Republican base demographics are not in favor of a win. No Republican is going to win the Black vote, the majority of the women vote, the majority of any minority vote, nor the majority of the college educated male vote.

It will be a very tough election to win so do not back a Trump, a Graham, or a Santorum.

I think you over generalized, I am a woman, a democrat and as a former New Yorker I've seen what Trump is capable of doing.

I think if he does go through with this he will be very successful, I don't think ego would accept anything else but success. Let's face it, he doesn't need the money, it's not like he needs the office space but a bit of immortality would probably suit him just fine.

[Guest]

I think you over generalized, I am a woman, a democrat and as a former New Yorker I've seen what Trump is capable of doing.

I think if he does go through with this he will be very successful, I don't think ego would accept anything else but success. Let's face it, he doesn't need the money, it's not like he needs the office space but a bit of immortality would probably suit him just fine.

I think he can win!

Donald Trump on the Issues (http://www.ontheissues.org/Donald_Trump.htm#Principles_+_Values)

[Guest]

Neither Cruz or Rubio are electable.

Something about Cruz creeps me out, he looks like a combination of Eddie and Grandpa Munster.

[Guest]

Even on The Five, the blonde lady and Juan Williams were both saying that Trump could not be the President he thinks he could be.

They said that no matter how much money he personally has, only Congress can authorize money for whatever project he wants. He would have to play by Washington rules and not his boardroom style of "You're Fired".

Nope, Trump is not a serious contender to be reckoned with. He is just doing this for his own ego. Never will get the nomination. Next candidate, please!

Others who will not get the nomination are Fiorina, Huckabee, Perry, Santorum, or Graham.

[Guest]

Even on The Five, the blonde lady and Juan Williams were both saying that Trump could not be the President he thinks he could be.



They said that no matter how much money he personally has, only Congress can authorize money for whatever project he wants. He would have to play by Washington rules and not his boardroom style of "You're Fired".



Nope, Trump is not a serious contender to be reckoned with. He is just doing this for his own ego. Never will get the nomination. Next candidate, please!



Others who will not get the nomination are Fiorina, Huckabee, Perry, Santorum, or Graham.


Well, he has a pen and cell phone like you know who. Those are Washington rules aren't they?

[Guest]

Well, he has a pen and cell phone like you know who. Those are Washington rules aren't they?

Off topic and smart alec post but what else to expect?

Anyhow, the authority of Executive Order is legal but there are limits. The President cannot fire his opponents in Congress, he cannot build the Great Wall of Mexico and have the Mexicans pay for it, and he cannot do trade deals without Congressional approval.

[Guest]

Juan Williams......Oh why oh why is the ROTFLMAO icon not working on my iPad ?

[Guest]

He's an excellent businessman - only been to bankruptcy four times. He's destroyed almost as many jobs as that Carly character.

How is anyone supposed to take these posts seriously?

Dear guest: Actually many entrepreneurs have gone bust more than once in their lives. The guy is worth over 9 billion. And as to destroying jobs he also creates as many . would you suggest that the government continue to create jobs (government workers) because if you noticed lately taxpayers are under an incredible tax liability burden, Now there (public sector) is where we need to reduce staff.

Personal Best Regards:

[Guest]

This is what I like about Trump. He like Carly Fiorina are correct in stating that professional politicians are not a good thing for this country. we elect a president for only 8 years for a reason and those limits should apply to the 535 congressional members. It will for one limit the influence lobbyist and unions have on elected representatives.

Secondly I agree with the Democratic (New Yorker) poster observations (above).

Third, I am not 100% sure Trump cares, other than ego, to be president. However I am convinced that he believes and ants to change the political conversation in this campaign. I believe he does so because 1) he is a patriot
2) its good business 3) he dislikes the manner in which the government is dealing in foreign policy.

Fourth, Never ay never in politics. I lived in Minnesota when the Democrats (DFLers) and Republican laughed when Jesse Ventura ran Independent for governor but they didn't laugh long. and for the next four years that probably was the only time the DFLers and Republicans came together.
And need I remind posters about the last two elections because by every measure Obama was not qualified nor electable. What got him elected was he was the first president of color. Can the first woman president carry it off also? I hope so but I also hope it is a most qualified first woman because we need a class act or we are going to continue this diminutive decline. Hillary is not that qualified candidate

Personal Best Regards:

[Guest]

Ok, I have to admit I've changed my mind about Trump ...

Prior to his formally entering the race, I thought he was non-serious, a clown, irritating and everything else that the media has charged him with


BUT ... when I listened to him I had to admit a LOT of what he said makes sense, and no one else is saying it.

The Great Wall of Mexico ... exactly what needs to happen. We are beyond stupid to allow open borders. And, I don't care who pays for it. But, as least he has the cojones to take this position.

Another item I liked was when he said we don't do victories anymore. Wow, exactly right.

I also liked it when he said he would find the Patton or MacArthur in the US military and put him in charge of it. Exactly right!

Trump is an egomaniac and all that but he is a leader and will absolutely kick butt and shake things up in DC. He would start by firing a lot of the incompetents in the Executive Branch ... eg the lady who heads OPM and just lost all the personal date to a Chinese hack.

I'm actually thinking about switching my support from Rubio to Trump ...

[Guest]

Donald is playing the good GOP foot soldier. His role is get out there and be completely outrageous, totally off the wall, extemporaneous. He is a caricature of himself. He is a combed over Pat Paulsen. When he speaks, full of what Scalia would call argle bargle, it functions to make the words of the other GOP candidates seem not bizarre or even somewhere near normal. That is his role and he will play it for all it is worth.

[Guest]

Donald is playing the good GOP foot soldier. His role is get out there and be completely outrageous, totally off the wall, extemporaneous. He is a caricature of himself. He is a combed over Pat Paulsen. When he speaks, full of what Scalia would call argle bargle, it functions to make the words of the other GOP candidates seem not bizarre or even somewhere near normal. That is his role and he will play it for all it is worth.

Interesting quote I heard this morning......

"Donald Trump is saying all those things we keep yelling at our tv sets as we watch the news"

Thus, he will have a following and will not allow anyone to get comfortable.

[Guest]

This is what I like about Trump. He like Carly Fiorina are correct in stating that professional politicians are not a good thing for this country. we elect a president for only 8 years for a reason and those limits should apply to the 535 congressional members. It will for one limit the influence lobbyist and unions have on elected representatives.

Secondly I agree with the Democratic (New Yorker) poster observations (above).

Third, I am not 100% sure Trump cares, other than ego, to be president. However I am convinced that he believes and ants to change the political conversation in this campaign. I believe he does so because 1) he is a patriot
2) its good business 3) he dislikes the manner in which the government is dealing in foreign policy.

Fourth, Never ay never in politics. I lived in Minnesota when the Democrats (DFLers) and Republican laughed when Jesse Ventura ran Independent for governor but they didn't laugh long. and for the next four years that probably was the only time the DFLers and Republicans came together.
And need I remind posters about the last two elections because by every measure Obama was not qualified nor electable. What got him elected was he was the first president of color. Can the first woman president carry it off also? I hope so but I also hope it is a most qualified first woman because we need a class act or we are going to continue this diminutive decline. Hillary is not that qualified candidate

Personal Best Regards:

This is a great post and I totally agree with it. It's time that we look outside the box. You know how a cardboard box kind of wilts and disintegrates over time? Well, that's where we are at in this country with no one in Washington working together or acting as the servants of the people that they were elected to represent. The box is disintegrating and it's time for a change. Sometimes, make that often times, it must come from the top down. We need a real leader who is not afraid to make the tough decisions and isn't worried about winning a popularity contest in Washington. Unfortunately, our federal government has become more like a business than not. I don't think it should be that way, but that is the reality. Having said that, who better to be in charge than someone with that type of experience? Often successful business people know how to pick the right people (vice president, cabinet, etc, in this case) to work for and with them to move forward. But most important would be to elect someone with these qualities who truly loves this country. I am not personally feeling great about any of the usual political candidates (both Republican and Democrat) that have announced thus far. But I have to admit to some intrigue and excitement at the mention of people like Fiorina or Trump. I agree with others that say it is too early to say never, and will try to keep an open mind as I continue to watch and listen to ALL the candidates before honing in on one as my potential pick.

[Guest]

This is a great post and I totally agree with it. It's time that we look outside the box. You know how a cardboard box kind of wilts and disintegrates over time? Well, that's where we are at in this country with no one in Washington working together or acting as the servants of the people that they were elected to represent. The box is disintegrating and it's time for a change. Sometimes, make that often times, it must come from the top down. We need a real leader who is not afraid to make the tough decisions and isn't worried about winning a popularity contest in Washington. Unfortunately, our federal government has become more like a business than not. I don't think it should be that way, but that is the reality. Having said that, who better to be in charge than someone with that type of experience? Often successful business people know how to pick the right people (vice president, cabinet, etc, in this case) to work for and with them to move forward. But most important would be to elect someone with these qualities who truly loves this country. I am not personally feeling great about any of the usual political candidates (both Republican and Democrat) that have announced thus far. But I have to admit to some intrigue and excitement at the mention of people like Fiorina or Trump. I agree with others that say it is too early to say never, and will try to keep an open mind as I continue to watch and listen to ALL the candidates before honing in on one as my potential pick.

I feel pretty much the way you do. Given that the country is rapidly falling apart, and the foreign threats are getting more serious, I'm willing to give a Trump or Fiorina a try. The political class is largely talk and hot air, vs actually knocking heads together to get something done.

For example, Trump could fire about 10% of the senior executives in the Fed. Gov't to get everyone's attention. That's never been done but I think we need to consider something radical.

The ONLY criterion should be ... did you accomplish your mission? No excuses and no extra points for good intentions. If no results, you're gone. Change the civil service laws if need be or, like Obama, just write an Exec Order and fight it out in the courts.

[Guest]

Why waste time talking about Trump doing anything as President? There is a 99.999 percent chance he will NOT get the nomination. Heck, make that 100 percent!

Concentrate on electable candidates. It will be an uphill battle for the best of the Republicans to win over Mrs. Clinton.

[Guest]

Why waste time talking about Trump doing anything as President? There is a 99.999 percent chance he will NOT get the nomination. Heck, make that 100 percent!

Concentrate on electable candidates. It will be an uphill battle for the best of the Republicans to win over Mrs. Clinton.

I understand why you sat that, however depending on who is the Republican candidate, it could be rough for her.

She is rich...something the Democrats have railed on in the past.

She is not liked nor trusted...something the democrats like to lay at the feet of the republicans.

She is "not young".....something the democrats said in negative terms in 2012.

She was Secy of state, and there is not one person who would say our foreign policy is working. We are entering another Cold War; the ME is a shambles and getting worse; her "success story" as she called it in Yemen has fallen apartment; It appears that we are trying to give it away with Iran; she avoids discussing the trade deal; China is setting military steps in areas that we said no to in the past; nuclear arms are not an issue when they were not. I might add that the deal with Syria to stop using gas has collapsed and they are back at it.

All in all, along with other past baggage, I do not see her as a sure thing in anyway.

[Guest]

If you want, we could add to Ms. Clinton' resume the debacle in Africa, DIRECTLY steered by Ms. Clinton. Libya, the ISIS growth, etc.

[Guest]

Off topic and smart alec post but what else to expect?



Anyhow, the authority of Executive Order is legal but there are limits. The President cannot fire his opponents in Congress, he cannot build the Great Wall of Mexico and have the Mexicans pay for it, and he cannot do trade deals without Congressional approval.


Sorry but I disagree. It is on target. It's the way things are being done and they are hardly all legal. You might think it is a smart Alec response but I don't hide behind Guest. What else to expect?

[Guest]

Sorry but I disagree. It is on target. It's the way things are being done and they are hardly all legal. You might think it is a smart Alec response but I don't hide behind Guest. What else to expect?

Sorry, pal, but you are wrong. Certain things can be done by Executive Order but most are reserved for Congress to approve or disapprove.

Don't believe everything that is posted on the wrongdoings of the President nor what is on conservative radio or television or newsblogs. Neither should you believe everything positive about the President that is on liberal television, radio, or blogs.

Pres. Obama is not the devil who is out to destroy America nor is he the be-all of the American way of life. He has helped some people, some have not fared as well.

In my not so humble opinion, Pres. Obama will be put in the upper 1/4 of American presidents. He will be set higher than GW Bush but not as high as Bill Clinton.

[Guest]

Why waste time talking about Trump doing anything as President? There is a 99.999 percent chance he will NOT get the nomination. Heck, make that 100 percent!

Concentrate on electable candidates. It will be an uphill battle for the best of the Republicans to win over Mrs. Clinton.

Yes it is going to be hard for Trump to get past these socialist! They own the papers and the news just like in Hitlers day!

[Guest]

Why waste time talking about Trump doing anything as President? There is a 99.999 percent chance he will NOT get the nomination. Heck, make that 100 percent!

Concentrate on electable candidates. It will be an uphill battle for the best of the Republicans to win over Mrs. Clinton.

Dear Guest: Again politics creates strange bedfellows. Never say never in a political campaign. Do a little research and you will find some of the strangest people have successfully been elected to office including a few presidents.

Beside which Trump has the bragging rights of not only talking the talk but has has walked the walked. On a personal note have you noticed how well behaved, well respected and successful his children are. have you notice how well he handled two divorces tactfully, gracefully and with no noticeable scorn by past wives. It takes planning to manage your personal life

His biggest asset is he doesn't owe anyone anything . further while that New York New Jersey in your face persona may not play well in Idaho I have a suspicion that people in Idaho are probably telling themselves well at least he is up front honest and transparent and best of all he follows through I what he says he will do.

Personal Best Regards:

[Guest]

Sorry, pal, but you are wrong. Certain things can be done by Executive Order but most are reserved for Congress to approve or disapprove.



Don't believe everything that is posted on the wrongdoings of the President nor what is on conservative radio or television or newsblogs. Neither should you believe everything positive about the President that is on liberal television, radio, or blogs.



Pres. Obama is not the devil who is out to destroy America nor is he the be-all of the American way of life. He has helped some people, some have not fared as well.



In my not so humble opinion, Pres. Obama will be put in the upper 1/4 of American presidents. He will be set higher than GW Bush but not as high as Bill Clinton.


Ok. Whatever you say, Sandy.

[Guest]

I must say it is something more tha amusing, no actually it is downright hilarious when a democrat advises we not waste time on a candidate that is electable......then have the stones to purport their candidate, Clinton, is the hands down winner anyway!?!

I would have thought the advice be applied to their musings as well.

A big difference for right now at least, some democrats do not care if their candidate is electable........as long as it is a democrat......nothing else matters.

We'll see what happens when Clinton comes out and is truly available for Q&A......instead of managed.....no questions allowed venues.

[Guest]

Ok, I have to admit I've changed my mind about Trump ...

Prior to his formally entering the race, I thought he was non-serious, a clown, irritating and everything else that the media has charged him with


BUT ... when I listened to him I had to admit a LOT of what he said makes sense, and no one else is saying it.

The Great Wall of Mexico ... exactly what needs to happen. We are beyond stupid to allow open borders. And, I don't care who pays for it. But, as least he has the cojones to take this position.

Another item I liked was when he said we don't do victories anymore. Wow, exactly right.

I also liked it when he said he would find the Patton or MacArthur in the US military and put him in charge of it. Exactly right!

Trump is an egomaniac and all that but he is a leader and will absolutely kick butt and shake things up in DC. He would start by firing a lot of the incompetents in the Executive Branch ... eg the lady who heads OPM and just lost all the personal date to a Chinese hack.

I'm actually thinking about switching my support from Rubio to Trump ...

You should trust your previous instinct ..... he is a full on clown.

Plus, I am pretty sure it is in the Constitution that the USofA can not have a President that wears a furry rodent for a hair piece.

[Guest]

You should trust your previous instinct ..... he is a full on clown.

Plus, I am pretty sure it is in the Constitution that the USofA can not have a President that wears a furry rodent for a hair piece.

Is that any worse than a President whose ears remind one of Curious George?

[Guest]

In my not so humble opinion, Pres. Obama will be put in the upper 1/4 of American presidents. He will be set higher than GW Bush but not as high as Bill Clinton.

While anything is theoretically possible in the liberal universe of social construct and mass delusion, Obama will be lucky to rate above James Buchanan, the guy who did nothing to fend off the U.S. Civil War

[Guest]

Is that any worse than a President whose ears remind one of Curious George?

A persons physiological characteristics are not within their control ... it is written in their DNA

However; wearing a muskrat, for a world class bizarre combover .... that is a choice and speaks to a twisted psychology that would make Sigmund & Carl cowering in horror.

[Guest]

You should trust your previous instinct ..... he is a full on clown.

Plus, I am pretty sure it is in the Constitution that the USofA can not have a President that wears a furry rodent for a hair piece.

You are yet again confused on who the 'clown' in today's society is ... while there are many candidates , the prize winner by far is Rachel Dolezal, the white girl who "thinks" she's black. She's also clearly insane and thus a poster child for contemporary liberal culture

[Guest]

Donald Trump has 30 days to file his financial disclosure form with the FEC, which he has not done yet. At that time he can request two 45 day extensions to file. Theoretically, he has four months to formally get in the race, allowing him to get into two or possibly three debates (Aug, Sept, Oct).

Trump can wreck havoc and bully all the other candidates, and when those three debates are over, he can declare himself the winner and return to his realty show.

[Guest]

Donald Trump has 30 days to file his financial disclosure form with the FEC, which he has not done yet. At that time he can request two 45 day extensions to file. Theoretically, he has four months to formally get in the race, allowing him to get into two or possibly three debates (Aug, Sept, Oct).

Trump can wreck havoc and bully all the other candidates, and when those three debates are over, he can declare himself the winner and return to his realty show.

If you heard his speech, his financial statement is done, he won't be requesting an extension.

[Guest]

If you heard his speech, his financial statement is done, he won't be requesting an extension.

Donald Trump is no fool! He has everything in order as he is well aware of

how this socialistic machine operates!

Can people stop drinking the Kool-Aid long enough to want to not lose their freedoms??

[Guest]

Is Donald Trump really, actually running for president? We may not know till December. - The Washington Post (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2015/06/17/is-donald-trump-really-actually-running-for-president-heres-how-well-know-for-sure/)


No FEC 2016 Presidential Form filed as of today by Donald Trump, according to the Washington Post. Trump also has only ten days from yesterday to put together a campaign committee.

[Guest]

I've read some of the posts here where some try to make fun of Trumps hair etc. and it is really funny when people are afraid or worry about the possibility of the outcome of something begin to make fun of or attempt to discredit someone. Instead quote fax or verifiable information to support your argument. Although this is human nature so I guess it is ok.

[Guest]

I've read some of the posts here where some try to make fun of Trumps hair etc. and it is really funny when people are afraid or worry about the possibility of the outcome of something begin to make fun of or attempt to discredit someone. Instead quote fax or verifiable information to support your argument. Although this is human nature so I guess it is ok.

Trump' hair, Obama's ears, Hillary's pantsuits. Derogatory nicknames, etc. The people that use these as attack tactics are the same losers they were in high school.

[Guest]

trump' hair, obama's ears, hillary's pantsuits. Derogatory nicknames, etc. The people that use these as attack tactics are the same losers they were in high school.

great post !!! Thank you

[Guest]

Yes it is going to be hard for Trump to get past these socialist! They own the papers and the news just like in Hitlers day!

Pal, you really should re-read some history books. Socialists are liberals. Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party were right wingers to the extreme end of conservatives. They are called the Reactionary Right while extreme left wingers are Radical Left.

The Nazi party in WWII were fighting the Russians. The Russians were Socialists. Don't you remember that General Burkholder was always threatening to send Colonel Klink to the Russian Front?

[Guest]

Yes it is going to be hard for Trump to get past these socialist! They own the papers and the news just like in Hitlers day!

Pal, you really should re-read some history books. Socialists are liberals. Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party were right wingers to the extreme end of conservatives. They are called the Reactionary Right while extreme left wingers are Radical Left.

Or, are you calling Donald Trump a Nazi and he has to get past the liberal owned papers and news?

Either way, I do not understand what you are trying to say.

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Dear guest: Actually many entrepreneurs have gone bust more than once in their lives. The guy is worth over 9 billion. And as to destroying jobs he also creates as many . would you suggest that the government continue to create jobs (government workers) because if you noticed lately taxpayers are under an incredible tax liability burden, Now there (public sector) is where we need to reduce staff.

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How is your reply relevant to anything? Because the guy SAYS he is worth over 9 billion? Forbes says he is worth about 4.3 billion. Gee, do you think The Donald might be exaggerating (lying)? Kinda like his tall tale about sending a team of "special investigators" to Hawaii to get Obamas birth certificate - I recall how the Cons bought into that con, hook, line, and sinker. Now, I am not sneezing at 4.3B mind you, but that is a far cry from 9B. It's what he does best, outright lying. Trump is a blow hard - nothing more. He is a laughing stock - if every other R dropped out of the race, and he became the R nominee, he wouldn't even win his home state of NY.

But, alas, you say The Donald is an entrepreneur and many have gone bust more than once in their lives. Fine - but is that what you want a POTUS to be?

Really ?????

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If a community organizer can pull it off, should not be too tough a challenge.

And as far as highlighting lying, the WH and congress is a good match.

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You are yet again confused on who the 'clown' in today's society is ... while there are many candidates , the prize winner by far is Rachel Dolezal, the white girl who "thinks" she's black. She's also clearly insane and thus a poster child for contemporary liberal culture

In the vernacular of today's youth ..... your post is an epic fail.

Your attempt to throw out a "strawman" to divert attention away from subject of this thread, is a very weak play.

Not to mention that The Don can only dream of having hair like her.

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Donald Trump is no fool! He has everything in order as he is well aware of

how this socialistic machine operates!

Can people stop drinking the Kool-Aid long enough to want to not lose their freedoms??

Can I ask you a serious question??

Do you actually froth at the mouth as you type is stuff?

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I thought NAZI Germany fought Russia because they were Communists.
Trump's two most powerful weapons in his life.. U.S.Bankruptcy Laws and "Your Fired"
I believe he was against the War in Iraq which created this mess in the Middle East to begin with. Maybe he has a solution to the problem. If he does he has my vote.

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Trump' hair, Obama's ears, Hillary's pantsuits. Derogatory nicknames, etc. The people that use these as attack tactics are the same losers they were in high school.

I can assure you that my high school GPA and social standing were light years above that long haired guinea pig that lives on Donny's dome.

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How is your reply relevant to anything? Because the guy SAYS he is worth over 9 billion? Forbes says he is worth about 4.3 billion. Gee, do you think The Donald might be exaggerating (lying)? Kinda like his tall tale about sending a team of "special investigators" to Hawaii to get Obamas birth certificate - I recall how the Cons bought into that con, hook, line, and sinker. Now, I am not sneezing at 4.3B mind you, but that is a far cry from 9B. It's what he does best, outright lying. Trump is a blow hard - nothing more. He is a laughing stock - if every other R dropped out of the race, and he became the R nominee, he wouldn't even win his home state of NY.

But, alas, you say The Donald is an entrepreneur and many have gone bust more than once in their lives. Fine - but is that what you want a POTUS to be?

Really ?????

Dear Guest: Please consider why I even addressed his worth. Another poster referenced Trumps previous bankruptcies that created a loss of many jobs. I was simply countering that with the fact that many entrepreneurs have failed more than once its the nature of the thing. The implication of course is that Trump is a risk taker. Now contrast that with Obama and his unattractive passive aggressive behavior. Now choose between the two who are people most likely believe? if you are not impressed with the fact that someone has accumulated 4.9 billion of money than my congratulations because even if it is 4.9 vis a vis 9 billion its impressive. By the way 99% of Americans never tell the truth about their worth.

I would not have addressed this but you open the birther remarks
hence the issue of Obama's citizenship.

Obama has done an extremely good job, as has his wife, of keeping his records sealed. It is not implausible that the most powerful man in the world has the ability to alter his records. In fact its just the snap of a finger.

However I choose not to go down that road but would address your comments this way. From day one Obama has shown an affinity toward Muslims. His first major address was in Egypt in 2009. He has made it clear he does not like America's past and in fact much of Europe. While a minor gesture his return of the Churchill bust to England speaks volumes about his thinking. He had from the very beginning of his presidency made it clear he has no love for Israel . His push for Iranian deal and his noticeable reluctance to fight ISIS which he likes to call ISIL because of the Israel implication is another issue not favorable as to this birther issue.

Perhaps I am wrong and perhaps I am the only one who noticed but my take away on the misstep of Obama 57 states error when people said geez he doesn't know how may states in the US was different.

There are 57 states and you know where? There are 57 Arab States.

So perhaps Obama is a legitimate citizen and perhaps not but his breeding has all of the makings of a Muslim and he has the resources and power to be anyone he claims to be...and worse yet a liberal media that will assist him but never resist him.

I work very hard to stay objective and fair. Its clear because so many liberals have proven that liberals do not want to play fair nor do they want a level playing field guys like Harry Reid have shown that as have the liberal media


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Watched trump last night on Hannity and I liked and agreed with everything he had to say. Frankly am sick of all politicians so am going to look closely at trump. It is "Time to get tough" and trump may be the only one who calls a spade, a spade

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With all due respect for Trump, he is not electable. Case closed.

Turn attention to some actual candidates who are electable such as Cruz, Rubio, and Bush. Support real possibilites of winning and the Republicans might have a chance of winning.

Remember, though, the Republican base demographics are not in favor of a win. No Republican is going to win the Black vote, the majority of the women vote, the majority of any minority vote, nor the majority of the college educated male vote.

It will be a very tough election to win so do not back a Trump, a Graham, or a Santorum.

It will be interesting to see how Donald Trump does at a debate.

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Is that any worse than a President whose ears remind one of Curious George?

Nice, Obama = monkey. Time to wash the sheet. I know you're not a racist, never thought of it "that" way. Just sort of happens that when you think about him, monkey pops into your head. See if looking in the mirror brings up any images of Lester Maddox.

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I can assure you that my high school GPA and social standing were light years above that long haired guinea pig that lives on Donny's dome.

You seem to have a debilitating fixation on The Donald's hairstyle

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Nice, Obama = monkey. Time to wash the sheet. I know you're not a racist, never thought of it "that" way. Just sort of happens that when you think about him, monkey pops into your head. See if looking in the mirror brings up any images of Lester Maddox.

I note that you have not denied the objective reality ... i.e. there is a genuine physical resemblance. However, in true Leftist fashion, you simply cannot resist the urge to toss in a racial reference. I'm thinking when you gaze into the mirror, Saul Alinsky smiles back at you with a proud look.

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Dear Guest: Please consider why I even addressed his worth. Another poster referenced Trumps previous bankruptcies that created a loss of many jobs. I was simply countering that with the fact that many entrepreneurs have failed more than once its the nature of the thing. The implication of course is that Trump is a risk taker. Now contrast that with Obama and his unattractive passive aggressive behavior. Now choose between the two who are people most likely believe? if you are not impressed with the fact that someone has accumulated 4.9 billion of money than my congratulations because even if it is 4.9 vis a vis 9 billion its impressive. By the way 99% of Americans never tell the truth about their worth.

I would not have addressed this but you open the birther remarks
hence the issue of Obama's citizenship.

Obama has done an extremely good job, as has his wife, of keeping his records sealed. It is not implausible that the most powerful man in the world has the ability to alter his records. In fact its just the snap of a finger.

However I choose not to go down that road but would address your comments this way. From day one Obama has shown an affinity toward Muslims. His first major address was in Egypt in 2009. He has made it clear he does not like America's past and in fact much of Europe. While a minor gesture his return of the Churchill bust to England speaks volumes about his thinking. He had from the very beginning of his presidency made it clear he has no love for Israel . His push for Iranian deal and his noticeable reluctance to fight ISIS which he likes to call ISIL because of the Israel implication is another issue not favorable as to this birther issue.

Perhaps I am wrong and perhaps I am the only one who noticed but my take away on the misstep of Obama 57 states error when people said geez he doesn't know how may states in the US was different.

There are 57 states and you know where? There are 57 Arab States.

So perhaps Obama is a legitimate citizen and perhaps not but his breeding has all of the makings of a Muslim and he has the resources and power to be anyone he claims to be...and worse yet a liberal media that will assist him but never resist him.

I work very hard to stay objective and fair. Its clear because so many liberals have proven that liberals do not want to play fair nor do they want a level playing field guys like Harry Reid have shown that as have the liberal media


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I think any fair minded assessment of the available evidence (ie not all of it is in the open) leads one to conclude that Obama, having been raised in the Islamic faith as a kid, certainly has a fondness for it in his heart, and inhibits his ability to combat the spread.

Interestingly, any study of Islam and most especially of the life of Muhammad, leads one to the inescapable conclusion Islam is an imperial religion and all too easily turns to violence to achieve its ends.

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Omg-what are you all, 12?

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Can I ask you a serious question??

Do you actually froth at the mouth as you type is stuff?

I don't think we could ever find a better example of the pot calling the kettle black ...

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Media keeps asking trump how much money he's willing to put into his campaign. That's to distract you. Look for signs of Leadership which this country is in desperate need of

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Here's the gist of the case for Trump: he knows how to get things done, and is not afraid to shake things up and, for sure, WILL hold people in government accountable for results.

I don't care about his carnival barker reputation, or his crappy haircut, or any of the other distractions people will cite. I look at Hillary Clinton and see a dishonest influence peddler who will tell us ANYTHING that's been poll tested to get her votes. I look at the rest of the Republican field and, while I like some, they have one thing in common ... they are all politicians.

We need someone radically new to fix the country before it goes down the tubes.

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Here's the gist of the case for Trump: he knows how to get things done, and is not afraid to shake things up and, for sure, WILL hold people in government accountable for results.

I don't care about his carnival barker reputation, or his crappy haircut, or any of the other distractions people will cite. I look at Hillary Clinton and see a dishonest influence peddler who will tell us ANYTHING that's been poll tested to get her votes. I look at the rest of the Republican field and, while I like some, they have one thing in common ... they are all politicians.

We need someone radically new to fix the country before it goes down the tubes.

Amen!! Good post and to the point! No one will ever be perfect, but right now we need someone who will not kowtow to EITHER party and have the good of the country as a whole as their primary concern. We don't need to have more of the same nor can we afford it. We need someone with proven leadership skills, a love of country, and the ability to be a mediator to resolve disputes because God knows Washington is lacking that big time right now. If we continue to elect polarizing figures to lead our country we will, as you stated, go down the tubes, one way or another.

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Amen!! Good post and to the point! No one will ever be perfect, but right now we need someone who will not kowtow to EITHER party and have the good of the country as a whole as their primary concern. We don't need to have more of the same nor can we afford it. We need someone with proven leadership skills, a love of country, and the ability to be a mediator to resolve disputes because God knows Washington is lacking that big time right now. If we continue to elect polarizing figures to lead our country we will, as you stated, go down the tubes, one way or another.

I also like the fact that he does not apologize for being rich. He started out with nothing and now is worth billions. (I smiled when an earlier detractor kibitzed whether is was $4B or $8B... how irrelevant).

He earned his money in business, vs extorting it for influence like Hillary. Someone tell me ... how does someone whose entire career has been in "public service" end up being worth $200M?? With Trump, we know what we're getting. Plus, his wife would be the Foxiest First Lady in history. ( I just threw that in to irritate the feminist liberals ...sorry couldn't resist :) )

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Throw it in. I love it, not to mention the most classiest beautiful daughter also.