Donald Trump To Run For President in 2016!!!!!!!!

[muldoon]

Trump has never said the US shouldn't do business with other countries. That's your bias talking. If it was Obama, you wouldn't say shit. Because its Trump, you pretend its hypocrisy.

That schtick of yours is getting old and lame.

- Legit criticism from someone (in this instance, Andy) who has criticized others (including Obama)
- You have no answer. So you make up a different argument. Andy117 never said that Trump said we shouldn't do business with China/Mexico.
- Spin it into "If Obama did it - he's your king...so he can do no wrong"
- Never answer the question. Look for a meme to post.

The point is simple. The very rules that helped Trump build his wealth, are what he is only now railing against. He wants to bring back the jobs that he himself benefited by offshoring.

[DwightShrute]

That schtick of yours is getting old and lame.

- Legit criticism from someone (in this instance, Andy) who has criticized others (including Obama)
- You have no answer. So you make up a different argument. Andy117 never said that Trump said we shouldn't do business with China/Mexico.
- Spin it into "If Obama did it - he's your king...so he can do no wrong"
- Never answer the question. Look for a meme to post.

The point is simple. The very rules that helped Trump build his wealth, are what he is only now railing against. He wants to bring back the jobs that he himself benefited by offshoring.

...

[ABEHONEST]

Are your favorite foods being decimated with less amounts and poorer quality?

" Are you kidding me?" I cannot believe this? Seems every time I go to Walmart or Sams, my favorite food packages have either, shrinked, or the other two, not sold anymore, or higher priced to another ridiculous stage.
The latesd tregegy: My Hershey Milk-Chocolate Nuggets!

No, I'm not kidding. Look at this package. Say's 12 oz. Ha, I just bought a package yesterday from Dollar General. Gulp. That Dollar General--9.2 oz--bag cost as much as this advertized 12oz bag shown above. And, and...the quality is not as good as it was, by far! Meaning more milky chocolate and less almonds. I don't even think the chocolate is as tasty, either.

Further reason [yes, a plug ad and blow-steam ad] to get business tycoon Donald Trump elected.
Damn, I want my regular goody foods restored back to reality.
Go Trump!

[KVB]

If Trump makes it to the general election, I don't believe that he should get a moderate as a vice president nominee. A matter of fact, I think he should double down. This campaign has legs because he is anti establishment. That's the appeal of Trump. Stay with the theme, and ride the wave.

Good point. Obama talked about changing the way things were done in Washington, then he picks a veteran career senator as the VP...something seemed odd there.

[brooks85]

Good point. Obama talked about changing the way things were done in Washington, then he picks a veteran career senator as the VP...something seemed odd there.

not really. Weird would have been if he DIDN'T pick a career VP.

[DwightShrute]

Ex-adviser: Trump a 'great supporter of women’
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A former top adviser to Donald Trump is praising the GOP presidential candidate, calling him a “great supporter of women.”

Roger Stone said during an interview Thursday morning on CNN’s “New Day” that the outspoken billionaire has a history of promoting female causes in his business dealings.“Trump is a great supporter of women in the marketplace,” Stone said.

“Trump has the size and boldness to be the leader we need,” he said. “He’s making the transition from being a pop culture figure to the leading candidate for the Republican nomination next year.

“That will trump any of this other nonsense,” Stone quipped in response to criticism of Trump’s past comments about women.

Trump sparked outrage with his criticism of Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly last week.

The New York business mogul said of Kelly following their confrontation during a GOP presidential debate on Aug. 6: "You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever."

Stone charged on Thursday that Trump is rising above the controversy by sticking with his unorthodox brand of politics.

“People view him as independent,” he said of Trump. “You can’t buy Donald Trump.
“It explains why these numbers aren’t just big — they’re huge,” Stone added of Trump’s polling results. “It speaks to the fact voters are fed up with the system. They think it’s rigged against the average person.”

Reports emerged last weekend that Stone, then one of Trump’s major political advisers, was leaving his campaign.

Trump has since said that Stone was fired, while the strategist maintains he resigned instead.

Stone refused further comment on Thursday, adding only that he is still “a strong supporter of Donald Trump.”
“I think he’s the only one who can bring real change to politics.”



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[muldoon]

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So either the guy who is the basis for the article that Trump actually supports women is a liar, or Trump is.

[DwightShrute]

[muldoon]

Pretty simple Dwight. Your reliance on meme generators doesn't change anything.

Either the guy who supports Trump in your article is a liar, or Trump is lying. One of them has to be.

[Jayvegas420]

Whether its obama , trump , Dwight Schrute or I...



Its still hipocracy.

How does China steal waitressing jobs or mechanic jobs or janitorial jobs? Are the Chinese really illegally immigrating to steal all the jobs. The Chinese take jobs that Americans ship overseas to take advantage of tax/labor loopholes, legislated by the corporate interests who run the country. No matter who's in control.
When you bet on all the horses in the race, its easy to win!

[muldoon]

Whether its obama , trump , Dwight Schrute or I...
No matter who's in control.
When you bet on all the horses in the race, its easy to win!

Weird. Couldn't get enough support. Remember Trump and Carly supporting this in 2012? Oh yeah...me either

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-01-11/obama-to-propose-tax-incentives-for-companies-that-keep-jobs-in-the-u-s-

[rkelly110]

Weird. Couldn't get enough support. Remember Trump and Carly supporting this in 2012? Oh yeah...me either

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...bs-in-the-u-s-

Isn't it amazing how just one man can actually do something, while 500+ others can't even fathom the concept?

[darrell74]

Huffington Post, entertainment section wrote this: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mario-...usaolp00000592

Of course, considering the source and the vitriol that they carry towards Trump. Its no surprise that the article is very much against Trump. The only thing I have a question about is this paragraph that I cut:

The Business End
But Trump critics on every side need not despair. The reality is that Trump's current popularity is probably as high as it'll ever go. As the NBC News/Survey Monkey results showed, his popularity among likely Republican voters climbed just 1% after the Fox News debate - from 23% to 24% - suggesting that he's got as much of the fringe vote as he's going to get. More recently, a CNN/ORC poll finds Trump's popularity heading into the Iowa presidential Republican caucus at 22%, confirming that the numbers aren't pushing higher. Eventually, one or two of his rivals will come up alongside him and finally pull ahead. Inciting controversy for the sake of controversy is also a risky campaign strategy. Like teasing the animals at the zoo, eventually something will bite back. Trump would also never accept the job of president, as tempting as it might seem. It would mean giving up direct control of his global business empire. He would also have to forfeit the hundreds of millions of dollars he receives in endorsement deals every year. Four years as president, cut off from all business dealings and steady cash flow from endorsements could seriously put his financial empire at risk.

[darrell74]

^
In short, my question: Is their a law that says that Trump would have to forfeit all his businesses if he were elected President?
I never heard of that, which is why I ask.

[DwightShrute]

Isn't it amazing how just one man can actually do something, while 500+ others can't even fathom the concept?

yup. One guy is over billion in the black while the 500+ are close to 19 trillion in the red. Keep doing the same or change shit up.

[Andy117]

Trump has never said the US shouldn't do business with other countries. That's your bias talking. If it was Obama, you wouldn't say shit. Because its Trump, you pretend its hypocrisy. LOL. What happened to you? Dude, your country has been getting killed for years by other countries. Everyone knows this. Including you. Finally someone has the balls to tell it like it is and you try and spin it. Slap yourself a couple times and get some fresh air.

Go Trump Go.

BTW, Trump just bought at soccer team in Colombia for 100 million.

Ranting that we don't make anything in the US anymore and then going ahead having his products made in the very countries he's complaining are taking all our jobs is the very definition of hypocrisy.

[ABEHONEST]

Ranting that we don't make anything in the US anymore and then going ahead having his products made in the very countries he's complaining are taking all our jobs is the very definition of hypocrisy.

I'm sure this guy knows all the fine details.

[DwightShrute]

Ranting that we don't make anything in the US anymore and then going ahead having his products made in the very countries he's complaining are taking all our jobs is the very definition of hypocrisy.

except he hasn't done that what you say. You aren't listening again.

[KVB]

not really. Weird would have been if he DIDN'T pick a career VP.

True, he had to go against his smack talk of the way Washington works because he had no experience. I'm just saying, to say your going to shake up congress then pick a career running mate doesn't jive and neither did Obama's experience. Then again, neither does Obama getting a Nobel Prize.

[ABEHONEST]

Too beautiful not to watch again.

Watch Trump, eloquently, escape the planned "bear-trap," the hosts' have scripted. Then, in Donald fashion, trapping these smug/sly foxes, in his headlights. :lmao

http://money.cnn.com/2015/08/12/news/donald-trump-shrugs/

[Mr KLC]

[rkelly110]

Actually, war on everything. Mexicans, women, Vets and now fun?

Be careful my right leaning friends, Hitler was an anti establishment smooth talker too. We all know what happened
with that.

[DwightShrute]

Be careful my right leaning friends, Hitler was an anti establishment smooth talker too. We all know what happened
with that.

[ABEHONEST]

Dwight, I am worn out with people like so and so, above, that refuse to look at facts. Donald has refined "exactly" what he stated about all controversial statements from his past 2 months. Why do people like so and so, need to take it out of context after it has been explained from Donald's expressive mouth, to be what he said, and what he meant? Not what the media said he meant. And if he had said those demeaning things about regular Mexican immigrants, how stupid that would have been? Duh! I do believe he wants to be elected POTUSA. Hello!

I'm turning over the reigns to my adopted son, Dwight, because I cannot stand bigots who twist words into a lie.
Thank you Dwight; carry on. I'm done for.

[jtoler]

If Trump could be half the politician Hitler was then he'd get my approval. Hitler revived Germany.

[Jayvegas420]

Yeah, before Hitler, that place was a drag.

[rkelly110]

Dwight, I am worn out with people like so and so, above, that refuse to look at facts. Donald has refined "exactly" what he stated about all controversial statements from his past 2 months. Why do people like so and so, need to take it out of context after it has been explained from Donald's expressive mouth, to be what he said, and what he meant? Not what the media said he meant. And if he had said those demeaning things about regular Mexican immigrants, how stupid that would have been? Duh! I do believe he wants to be elected POTUSA. Hello!

I'm turning over the reigns to my adopted son, Dwight, because I cannot stand bigots who twist words into a lie.
Thank you Dwight; carry on. I'm done for.

If they had blinders for ears, you and Dwight would be wearing them.

[Andy117]

except he hasn't done that what you say. You aren't listening again.

So his threat to tax Ford on cars made in Mexico isn't doing just that?

[DwightShrute]

So his threat to tax Ford on cars made in Mexico isn't doing just that?

you're dodging

[ACoochy]

you're dodging

And your an aloof fool...

For someone who has travelled the world this thread doesn't exactly make you come across as being worldly...

OR

is your stance simply a reflection that provides an insight as to the political and economic outlook of the average American who's become so disenfranchised with the way things are that a troglodyte like Trump is given breathing space?

[DwightShrute]

And your an aloof fool...

For someone who has travelled the world this thread doesn't exactly make you come across as being worldly...

OR

is your stance simply a reflection that provides an insight as to the political and economic outlook of the average American who's become so disenfranchised with the way things are that a troglodyte like Trump is given breathing space?

...

[Mr KLC]

Waiting to see if some group like Code Pink or BLM shows up for his speech in New Hampshire tonight. If so, how fast does he call security to haul their asses out?

[Mr KLC]

Listening to the phone calls after the speech on CSPAN. 16 calls, 5 of them from the Democrat line, and not one bad thing said about him. One person was concerned, but Trump was respected by everyone. One Democrat said he was a millennial that voted for Obama twice, and after hearing Trump, thinks his generation needs to reaccess the decisions they have made lately at the ballot box.

[Andy117]

you're dodging

It's absolutely not a dodge. It's a direct response pointing out that Trump himself outsources to China and Mexico but if he became President that he'd impose taxes on cars made in Mexican factories.

[DwightShrute]

It's absolutely not a dodge. It's a direct response pointing out that Trump himself outsources to China and Mexico but if he became President that he'd impose taxes on cars made in Mexican factories.

so?

Please don't tell me you believe that Trump is saying we shouldn't trade with any country if he becomes president? Because that's what it sounds like.

You said its the definition of hypocrisy earlier. Its not.

dodging.