He's not a politician, he's a self-serving businessman trying to become a politician. He'd claim he wipes his ass with Brillo pads if he thought there was a big enough payoff in it for him.
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He's not a politician, he's a self-serving businessman trying to become a politician. He'd claim he wipes his ass with Brillo pads if he thought there was a big enough payoff in it for him.
I'm surprised someone here has not said that "They would vote their conscience".
That got us far right?
That makes him safer than a lot of candidates on both sides.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinjmpr
Wait a sec!! How in the hell did he get a CHP in New York City?
http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/downloa...msComplete.pdf
I am going out on a limb here and guess Mr. Trump did not complete the form himself. He has minions and apprentices for these types of tasks. [Coffee]
Not that i am a trump fan, but whats different between him and the self serving politicians we are used to and he is running against? They are all business men/women trying to make money while pleasing the lobbyists to ensure they get their piece of the pie. None of the candidates are doing it for the pride of being the US president. Its all about the benjamins.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
The pols Trump is running against have been GOP for a long time. Trump is very new to the GOP and his recent record is way more (D) than I'm comfortable with. That is why I say Trump looked at the left and saw he couldn't run with with the cankle or the aardvark so he looked at the right, saw an enormous void and filled it with hot air.
I am amazed at the possibility of it being Trump vs. Sanders. It feels like bizarro land.
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
Sanders is not going to be the DNC nominee. Even the leftist media has started asking about the rigged super-delegates process. HRC already has the super-delegates needed to be nominated even if Sanders won most of the rest of the state primaries (which he won't). If HRC is forced to withdraw (which I highly doubt will happen) the DNC will transfer all of HRC's super-delegates to another donkey of their choosing; someone like Joe Biden or even a Julian Castro.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
The Dems win elections when the Dems have a reason to go out and vote. Give the Dems a Trump to vote against, and the Dems will come out to vote in droves. For the same reason, the Dems would turn out to vote against a Bush. Thankfully it is looking like Jeb may not even make it to the convention.
Who can beat HRC in the general election? Someone the Dems don't hate enough to want to turn out and vote against and the Conservatives within the GOP don't hate enough to stay home come November.
Do we really have to sit through another nine months of this? [beatdeadhorse]