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

[khicks26]

prediction: you will be voting for a Trump second term

The gestapo will have killed me by then.

[bruceBRUCEbruce]

Millions of businesses have gone bankrupt. Some several times. Some now own sports teams and corporations you might even work for or support. The problem is, they aren't running for president and for the GOP so you guys don't care. Trump broke no laws. He took advantage of the system. He'd be foolish not to.

The Clintons scammed, lied and murdered to get into office once and now are trying a second time. But that is ok.

Dwight-the problem is that yr kind is holding this guy out-one who is nothing without his daddy's millions-as some kind of amazing businessman when he's had to rely on bankruptcy multiple times in order to salvage his companies that were wrecked through bad business decisions.

I don't care for the clintons either and don't excuse their actions

[DwightShrute]

Big Corporations are all ready running the country. Money & Power. What make you think Trump will do anything, other than what we have now.

lets see. Obama did nothing. Bush did nothing. No one in jail for causing the economic meltdown in 2008. Corporations are running the country I agree. But who has the power to stop it? But has done nothing to stop it? Who works for the people?

Trump wants to bring back trillions of money back to the US that companies have been hiding overseas because the tax implications to bring it back. He wants to tax hedge fund managers at a higher rate. He wants people that earn more to pay more. He want to lower corporate income tax (the highest in the world) to entice businesses to come back to the US. Fukk, if a democrat said these things, you would be all for it I bet.

[DwightShrute]

Dwight-the problem is that yr kind is holding this guy out-one who is nothing without his daddy's millions-as some kind of amazing businessman when he's had to rely on bankruptcy multiple times in order to salvage his companies that were wrecked through bad business decisions.

I don't care for the clintons either and don't excuse their actions

ya he got some money from his rich dad. He turned it into 10 billion. Not an easy task. Takes brains, leadership and negotiating skills. Very few people on this planet could have done what he has accomplished. Why not bring some of that to the top job in the USA?

[Jayvegas420]

Dwight, the difference between the guys who declared bankruptcy & gamed the system & Trump....
Is that they aren't pretending that they can run the country after failing to run personal businesses.

[DwightShrute]

The gestapo will have killed me by then.

[khicks26]

lets see. Obama did nothing. Bush did nothing. No one in jail for causing the economic meltdown in 2008. Corporations are running the country I agree. But who has the power to stop it? But has done nothing to stop it? Who works for the people?

Trump wants to bring back trillions of money back to the US that companies have been hiding overseas because the tax implications to bring it back. He wants to tax hedge fund managers at a higher rate. He wants people that earn more to pay more. He want to lower corporate income tax (the highest in the world) to entice businesses to come back to the US. Fukk, if a democrat said these things, you would be all for it I bet.

So you think Trump is going to tax himself. How much of his money is hiding overseas. The top rich people in this country don't pay tax's. That means Trump doesn't pay tax's.

Yeah it sounds good. Just can't believe it, coming from that guy.

[brooks85]

Dwight-the problem is that yr kind is holding this guy out-one who is nothing without his daddy's millions-as some kind of amazing businessman when he's had to rely on bankruptcy multiple times in order to salvage his companies that were wrecked through bad business decisions.

I don't care for the clintons either and don't excuse their actions

see what happens when you don't know what you're talking about everybody? You say dumb shit just like brucey boy.

[DwightShrute]

Dwight, the difference between the guys who declared bankruptcy & gamed the system & Trump....
Is that they aren't pretending that they can run the country after failing to run personal businesses.

he thinks he can. He has all the necessary traits to do the job. The most important ones anyway. The US just had 7 years of a first time senator and community organizer and how did that work out? No one person will become president and know everything about foreign policy, immigration, the economy etc. but if you have the leadership skills and the ability to hire the right people to take advice from, you have a great chance of winning. Wouldn't you agree?

[Jayvegas420]

I read your posts to understand why this happens!

[DwightShrute]

So you think Trump is going to tax himself. How much of his money is hiding overseas. The top rich people in this country don't pay tax's. That means Trump doesn't pay tax's.

Yeah it sounds good. Just can't believe it, coming from that guy.

Trump proposes to dramatically reduce personal and corporate income tax rates while offsetting a small fraction of the revenue loss by reducing or closing various tax loopholes.
The plan’s tax cuts include:

• Reduce the top personal income tax rate from 39.6 percent to 25 percent, and reduce the number of tax brackets from 7 to 3.
• Reduce the federal corporate income tax rate from 35 to 15 percent.
• Reduce the top tax rate on “pass-through” business income from 39.6 to 15 percent.
• Eliminate the 3.8 percent high-income surtax on unearned income that was enacted as part of President Barack Obama’s health care reforms.
• Eliminate the Alternative Minimum Tax, which was designed to ensure that the wealthiest Americans pay at least a minimal amount of tax.
• Increase the standard deduction to $25,000 for single filers and $50,000 for married couples.
• Eliminate the estate tax.

The plan also includes a few revenue-raising provisions:

• Phase out most itemized deductions and exemptions for high-income taxpayers more rapidly than under current law. Deductions for mortgage interest and charitable contributions would not be reduced.
• End the special tax break for the “carried interest” income enjoyed by hedge fund managers.
• End the deferral of income taxes on corporate income earned in other countries, and cap the deductibility of business interest expense.
• As a one-time revenue-raiser, Trump would impose a “deemed repatriation” tax of 10 percent (well below the 35 percent tax rate that should apply) on the more than $2.1 trillion in permanently reinvested offshore profits held by American multinationals.
• Trump also says his plan “reduces or eliminates other loopholes for the very rich and special interests…[and] some corporate loopholes that cater to special interests,” but gives no further details on these revenue raisers.

[Jayvegas420]

Sorry Dwight, those are bullshit numbers

[Art Vandelay]

Who bankrupted the USFL over some BS law suit?

That's actually true - he was the one who brought down the USFL. Had bigger ambitions (NFL) and his ego took down the league. That said, that was 30 years ago - nothing to do with Presidency. If anything he's "ambitious" to get the country out of the hands of the Dems...

[khicks26]

Cutting all those tax's, how will he make America great again. He won't. He will drive the country into worse debt. Making rich people more wealthy, & most of us will have min-wage jobs. That's how feudalism works & that's the goal. The guys no FDR, & he won't squeeze his rich friends to do their part. He's a con man.

[khicks26]

That's actually true - he was the one who brought down the USFL. Had bigger ambitions (NFL) and his ego took down the league. That said, that was 30 years ago - nothing to do with Presidency. If anything he's "ambitious" to get the country out of the hands of the Dems...

What makes the Rep's any better than the fake liberal Dems.

[brooks85]

fake liberal = a real liberal


the only difference is which is the opportunist and which is the sheep.

Cutting all those tax's, how will he make America great again. He won't. He will drive the country into worse debt. Making rich people more wealthy, & most of us will have min-wage jobs. That's how feudalism works & that's the goal. The guys no FDR, & he won't squeeze his rich friends to do their part. He's a con man.

you mean he will do exactly what democrats achieve?


If you had a basic understanding of business you would know rich people do not thrive off a poor people. They thrive off a middle-class

[bruceBRUCEbruce]

ya he got some money from his rich dad. He turned it into 10 billion. Not an easy task. Takes brains, leadership and negotiating skills. Very few people on this planet could have done what he has accomplished. Why not bring some of that to the top job in the USA?

you're wrong-had he simply invested that money from daddy, he'd have the same net worth today:

http://www.vox.com/2015/9/2/9248963/donald-trump-index-fund

So he's worth about as much as he would've been if he had taken $40 million from his dad and thrown it into an index fund.

[khicks26]

fake liberal = a real liberal


the only difference is which is the opportunist and which is the sheep.






you mean he will do exactly what democrats achieve?


If you had a basic understanding of business you would know rich people do not thrive off a poor people. They thrive off a middle-class

Yeah first you need a middle class. All Rep,s, Dem,s & the upper class has done for the last 50 years is destroy it.

[DwightShrute]

you're wrong-had he simply invested that money from daddy, he'd have the same net worth today:
http://www.vox.com/2015/9/2/9248963/...ump-index-fund

[bruceBRUCEbruce]

I think you meant

[DwightShrute]

I think you meant

ok so you are a young guy and you borrow some cash from your old man. You take it and stick in in the market for 40 years? Really? Work at 711 in the meantime? Deliver the paper? Pump gas? Its easy to look back after the fact and say what you could have done.

I guess it really depends on what you want to do. I would take the money and buy a boat and sail across parts of the world and travel. Maybe get bored after a few years or maybe not. He took it and hired thousands of people and built shit and built a brand that will likely last for generations.

[brooks85]

Yeah first you need a middle class. All Dems has done for the last 50 years is destroy it.

now that actually makes sense because as we know dems are the party of the cobra effect.

[Jayvegas420]

But...but, but...you guys are the middle class?
Wtf are you talking about?

[brooks85]

But...but, but...you guys are the middle class?
Wtf are you talking about?

what has you confused now?

[khicks26]

now that actually makes sense because as we know dems are the party of the cobra effect.

So your telling that its just the Dem's that are owned by the rich. Are you really that stupid brooks. Also we don't need no more of the silly lies they told you college.

[ACoochy]

Yeah I watched the video, makes sense to me.

Please don't ever lower the colors of a guy like Chomsky by citing him on this forum again...

Was cool with the whole "Trump is not a politician" angle until about 36 hours ago when I realised that's like 100 times more of a liability than an asset for not only the US but the entire world.

The generations of the over entitled have no idea how lucky they are and it shows as your prepared to destroy even your own people with this fools ideologies.

Fukk ego for if we were humble enough we may actually learn from history about what happens when guys who have Trumps behavioural traits and characteristics get into power.

He is a dictator, not a statesman and really has no idea about how finely knitted the fabric of politics and international politics is...

Anyone who votes for this guy is simply pissed about the direction of their own life and refuse to take accountability for their own actions.

Basically cowards like the candidate himself...

[DwightShrute]

December 18, 2015, 03:05 pm

Trump's lead grows in post-debate poll

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Presidential candidate Donald Trump is enjoying his largest lead over the GOP field following Tuesday's presidential debate, a new poll finds.


The post-debate survey from <a href="http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_National_121715.pdf" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 102); text-decoration: none; outline: none; font-weight: bold;">Public Policy Polling (PPP) released Friday shows the real estate mogul with 34 percent support nationally among GOP voters, up 8 points from a mid-November poll.


Trump's favorability has also grown. He's rated at 51 percent favorable, 37 unfavorable; an improvement over his 51-37 split in November.

“As the year comes to a close Donald Trump is just getting stronger,” Dean Debnam, president of PPP, said in a statement.


“His support for the nomination is growing but so is his overall favorability which suggests his ceiling could be higher than often assumed.”



Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) sits in second place, with 18 percent support, followed by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), with 13 percent. But Cruz’s lead grew 4 points since the November poll, while Rubio remains stagnant.


“Ted Cruz is getting stronger while Marco Rubio stays in place,” Debnam said. “There’s a long way to go but it’s become pretty clear over the last few weeks who the main rival to Trump is at least for now.”


The next tier of GOP candidates all poll in the single digits. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush gets 7 percent, followed by retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, at 6 percent.


Carson has taken one of the biggest tumbles, dropping from 19 percent in the November poll. Following the terror attacks in Paris and California, Carson has struggled to demonstrate his national security bona fides and is sinking in the polls.


New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is at 5 percent and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee both have 4 percent support. The rest of the candidates register at 2 percent or less.


On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton saw a slight drop of 3 points since the November poll, but maintains her lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), 56 to 28 percent. Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley trails, with 9 percent.


The poll was conducted from Dec. 16 to Dec. 17, following the Dec. 15 GOP debate. PPP surveyed 532 GOP primary voters and 525 Democratic primary voters via phone and Internet. The margin of error is 4.3 percent.

</article>

[ACoochy]

December 18, 2015, 03:05 pm

Trump's lead grows in post-debate poll

<article class="node-263752 node node-blogs view-mode-full clearfix" about="/blogs/ballot-box/polls/263752-trumps-lead-grows-in-post-debate-poll" typeof="sioc:Item foaf

Presidential candidate Donald Trump is enjoying his largest lead over the GOP field following Tuesday's presidential debate, a new poll finds.


The post-debate survey from <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_National_121715.pdf" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 102); text-decoration: none; outline: none; font-weight: bold;">Public Policy Polling (PPP) released Friday shows the real estate mogul with 34 percent support nationally among GOP voters, up 8 points from a mid-November poll.


Trump's favorability has also grown. He's rated at 51 percent favorable, 37 unfavorable; an improvement over his 51-37 split in November.

“As the year comes to a close Donald Trump is just getting stronger,” Dean Debnam, president of PPP, said in a statement.


“His support for the nomination is growing but so is his overall favorability which suggests his ceiling could be higher than often assumed.”



Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) sits in second place, with 18 percent support, followed by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), with 13 percent. But Cruz’s lead grew 4 points since the November poll, while Rubio remains stagnant.


“Ted Cruz is getting stronger while Marco Rubio stays in place,” Debnam said. “There’s a long way to go but it’s become pretty clear over the last few weeks who the main rival to Trump is at least for now.”


The next tier of GOP candidates all poll in the single digits. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush gets 7 percent, followed by retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, at 6 percent.


Carson has taken one of the biggest tumbles, dropping from 19 percent in the November poll. Following the terror attacks in Paris and California, Carson has struggled to demonstrate his national security bona fides and is sinking in the polls.


New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is at 5 percent and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee both have 4 percent support. The rest of the candidates register at 2 percent or less.


On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton saw a slight drop of 3 points since the November poll, but maintains her lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), 56 to 28 percent. Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley trails, with 9 percent.


The poll was conducted from Dec. 16 to Dec. 17, following the Dec. 15 GOP debate. PPP surveyed 532 GOP primary voters and 525 Democratic primary voters via phone and Internet. The margin of error is 4.3 percent.

</article>

Why so you have such a fantasy with social anarchy Dwighty??

Don't tell me you probably have pics of Stalin etc hanging up on your wall at home and channel those fantasies through this thread.. .

Would explain a lot...

Its all beginning to make sense now...

[brooks85]

So your telling that its just the Dem's that are owned by the rich. Are you really that stupid brooks. Also we don't need no more of the silly lies they told you college.

is that what I said?


no it is not.

[brooks85]

Please don't ever lower the colors of a guy like Chomsky by citing him on this forum again...

Was cool with the whole "Trump is not a politician" angle until about 36 hours ago when I realised that's like 100 times more of a liability than an asset for not only the US but the entire world.

The generations of the over entitled have no idea how lucky they are and it shows as your prepared to destroy even your own people with this fools ideologies.

Fukk ego for if we were humble enough we may actually learn from history about what happens when guys who have Trumps behavioural traits and characteristics get into power.

He is a dictator, not a statesman and really has no idea about how finely knitted the fabric of politics and international politics is...

Anyone who votes for this guy is simply pissed about the direction of their own life and refuse to take accountability for their own actions.

Basically cowards like the candidate himself...

there is your problem. Relying on your uneducated and unreliable thought process.

[DwightShrute]

Why so you have such a fantasy with social anarchy Dwighty??

Don't tell me you probably have pics of Stalin etc hanging up on your wall at home and channel those fantasies through this thread..

Maybe a victim of childhood sexual abuse?? .

Would explain a lot...

Its all beginning to make sense now...

weak. even for you mate.

[ACoochy]

Is bubble boy brooksy trying to correspond with me again even though he knows ive had him on ignore for ages now

Let me guess, guy called me uneducated or something along that vain??

Brooksy just remember you'll never be man your mother is...

[ACoochy]

weak. even for you mate.

Nah,

Have a degree in head space characteristics...

Ive met and spoken to a number of ppl who have similar outlook and a lot of their fantasy/anarchaic type behaviour can be traced back to some form of childhood trauma but hey, if I hit a nerve then maybe you should consider seeing someone far more indepth and qualified than I...

Not trying to be a carnt, simply analysing what I read and from what the past has taught me as to what indicators suit specific behaviours is all.

[Jayvegas420]

It took 79 pages before I realized this is a thread full of attention seeking repubs

[DwightShrute]

Nah,

Have a degree in head space characteristics...

Ive met and spoken to a number of ppl who have similar outlook and a lot of their fantasy/anarchaic type behaviour can be traced back to some form of childhood trauma but hey, if I hit a nerve then maybe you should consider seeing someone far more indepth and qualified than I...

Not trying to be a carnt, simply analysing what I read and from what the past has taught me as to what indicators suit specific behaviours is all.

see you're an enigma of sorts. You start off with a humorous line and then you climb into the gutter as you did in your previous post. Strange how politics brings out the worst in people at times. I will refrain from the personally attacks because its boring to be honest. Ya I do it sometimes but I rarely start it. Whatever.

Anyways, I will assume from reading your political views, you aren't a total nutcase and you and I want mostly the same thing in the US government but we just see getting there differently is all. I have said it many times, I don't care if the potus is a republican or democrat as long as they are competent. A leader that gets things done.