Donald Trump, President 2012

Cause after all, we need the invaluable experience of someone who has filed for bankruptcy 4 times over and counting.

I didn't see this live, but from what I hear, he was booed on his way in the door.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRrJO6lBzoM

My favorite quip is the one about the Miss America pageant.
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This is all I will say about this, because my view on Trump's 2012 candidacy is extremely simple: If it comes down to Buffoon vs. Buffoon on November 6, I might as well vote for the Republican Buffoon. That is all.
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As a republican, I would vote Obama rather than Trump.
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Or Palin.
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Personally, I think Palin and Trump are more useful to the party as a whole in their current roles as leading activists and so on. I wouldn't oppose either of them as President, but I do think that they are both too publicly "damaged" to be an effective candidate against Obama and the Democrats. Honestly, at this point in the game, I'm not sure who we will eventually put up.
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Why would you consider voting for someone who wouldn't shake your hand and has a proven track record of bad business practices?

The line is that man is a germophobe surpassing Howie Mandel. As far as Trump's concerned, we're all too filthy for his pristine dermis to contact. No American, how ever lowly their circumstance, should accept such a snub from a public servant or anyone who aspires to be. Foreign relations would surely suffer as the envoys would certainly take great offense at such treatment from a US political figure.

Trump has run 4 companies into bankruptcy while lining his own pockets and blaming underlings for the mismanagement and managed several failed real estate projects in which everyone lost but him.

Like Palin, Trump's all flash and no substance. Unlike Palin, he has no inclination to claim that he's "one of us", no illusion that he ever was and no desire ever to be.
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To Know is to Love
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Why should we bother with immortality when we are eternal?

The man is worse that the lingering odor of dog shit after you've wiped it from your shoe.
Sould have took him out with Osama, collaterol damage don'cha kno....
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But if you live your life right, that kind of thing doesn't have to stop there." Dana Gould

trump / palin

are you kidding me ..... both are ridiculous and I think they are bad for the republican party ...... give me a break .....

"they sure can rally the base" ......whatever ..... they sure can rally the idiots .....

if either one of them is near the ticket Obama is guaranteed 4 more years ..... why do you think MSNBC can't leave them alone ? they are good business for the left ......

sugarraydodge wrote:

Personally, I think Palin and Trump are more useful to the party as a whole in their current roles as leading activists and so on. I wouldn't oppose either of them as President, but I do think that they are both too publicly "damaged" to be an effective candidate against Obama and the Democrats. Honestly, at this point in the game, I'm not sure who we will eventually put up.

What do you consider Trump an activist for?
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-Kurt Vonnegut

http://manly-but-bookish.blogspot.com/

Sean wrote:

sugarraydodge wrote: Personally, I think Palin and Trump are more useful to the party as a whole in their current roles as leading activists and so on. I wouldn't oppose either of them as President, but I do think that they are both too publicly "damaged" to be an effective candidate against Obama and the Democrats. Honestly, at this point in the game, I'm not sure who we will eventually put up. What do you consider Trump an activist for?

Trouble-making and hilarity. It's a worthy cause.
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If either represents the GOP in 2012 it will be a massacre without precedence.
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Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand
-Kurt Vonnegut

http://manly-but-bookish.blogspot.com/

Sean wrote:

If either represents the GOP in 2012 it will be a massacre without precedence.

I disagree, but life goes on.
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There are three things I've learned never to discuss with people: Religion, Politics and the Great Pumpkin.
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Hey, how about some Great Pumpkin pie?

sugarraydodge wrote:

Sean wrote: sugarraydodge wrote: Personally, I think Palin and Trump are more useful to the party as a whole in their current roles as leading activists and so on. I wouldn't oppose either of them as President, but I do think that they are both too publicly "damaged" to be an effective candidate against Obama and the Democrats. Honestly, at this point in the game, I'm not sure who we will eventually put up. What do you consider Trump an activist for? Trouble-making and hilarity. It's a worthy cause.

Remember Ross Perot? Just saying...

I just want to say I like Donald Trump and that in my country the guy asking for the birth cert will be payed by the guy going to show it. They are on the same side. Like OJ and the guy who asked him to do the glove.

And what a pleasure it is to speak out loud instead being discreet on FB.
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