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

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 09:58 AM

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 11:04 AM

He will make America grate again.

**The Giant** · 03-04-16, 11:06 AM

Not bad, Mo.

Not bad at all.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 11:09 AM

Originally posted by The Giant

Not bad, Mo.

Not bad at all.

Thank you, giant.

I chuckled when I thought of it.

Robyn from accounting thinks I am insane.

Little does she know she is right.

**brooks85** · 03-04-16, 11:10 AM

lol meg whitman is a moron. See said "... the reality of Donald's business success which is not very strong..."

This comes the same week Forbes updates their billionaire list and guess who moved up the list thanks to his "unsuccessful" business according to Meg Whitman.

**The Giant** · 03-04-16, 11:12 AM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

Thank you, giant.

I chuckled when I thought of it.

Robyn from accounting thinks I am insane.

Little does she know she is right.

Any chance you could sneak a picture of Robyn, Mo?

One down her blouse would be really appreciated.

I'm feeling lonely today, man. So very lonely.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 12:06 PM

Originally posted by The Giant

Any chance you could sneak a picture of Robyn, Mo?

One down her blouse would be really appreciated.

I'm feeling lonely today, man. So very lonely.

She is not attractive.

Giant you are never lonely.

You have us.

**smoke a bowl** · 03-04-16, 12:19 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

They're all going to win regionally strong areas. I even think Kasich will do better in MI than the polls say. And he will win Ohio. Then maybe Penn. Rubio wins Fla, maybe Arizona, some others. Cruz will win. They are going to chop chop chop and nobody is getting 1,237. This is going to convention and once it gets past first ballot there is no way Trump is in. They are not going to scratch and claw all the way to the convention only to give it to him when it's open after the first ballot. I just don't know if they go with the 2nd highest or Kasich or someone else entirely. Kasich is a great bet at 25-1 and he would beat Hillary easily.

Agree with most of this. I disagree with Rubio winning Fla. I think Trump wins Fla and that would basically eliminate him. Might stay just to give brokered convention a better shot but as a whole he would be through. BTW, I'm eating crow about where I thought the Trump GOP nomination price would go thought it as an overreaction to the meaningless Romney speech but it looks like it's more about he fact that the market is getting more educated about a possible brokered convention as you said yesterday.

**15805** · 03-04-16, 12:19 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

easy

but Kasich is looking strong

Rubio is a punk and he is finished

Not sure about Cruz but his time looks like its running out

Online polls are indicators!
Kasich was always down with the bottom group in online polls before last night.
It was always Bush & Carson at the bottom with Kasich & Christie slightly better at about 3 or 4%

This was a breakout for Kasich he's definitely on the rise, Rubio who was always in the top 3
& always above 10% fell to 4% dead last. 4% with only 4 debating reveals a collapse so debate perfprmance will show:

Kasich support jump maybe 5 pts. he'll be rising
Trump's support stays solid or maybe a miniscule drop
Cruz support stays solid or maybe a miniscule rise
Rubio will be in 4th place for the 1st time with support falling shockingly

**15805** · 03-04-16, 12:28 PM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

Donald was drunk at tonights debate.

Source: I knows one when I sees it.

Your kidding aren't you, Trump never has taken a drink in his life, I can attest to that!

**d2bets** · 03-04-16, 12:35 PM

Originally posted by 15805

Your kidding aren't you, Trump never has taken a drink in his life, I can attest to that!

LOL. How can you attest to that? Are you his personal 24/7 bodyguard?

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 12:40 PM

Originally posted by 15805

Your kidding aren't you, Trump never has taken a drink in his life, I can attest to that!

MMM was joking I am pretty sure. Its common knowledge Trump has never drank alcohol.

**d2bets** · 03-04-16, 12:57 PM

Trump cancels tomorrow's CPAC speech. Smart move. He would have looked baaaaaaad. No need to accelerate his decline.

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 01:11 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

Trump cancels tomorrow's CPAC speech. Smart move. He would have looked baaaaaaad. No need to accelerate his decline.

smart move by Trump. Would have been a pro Cruz and Rubio crowd anyways. Glenn Beck and others will have their fun talking about how great conservatism is, divisiveness and taking their shots at Trump. While The Donald will be talking to 20,000 people (voters) in Kansas. He's got a campaign to win.

This will create news headlines and shows once again that Trump doesn't bow to the establishment.

See, this is the kind of president America needs. One that knows what's needed to get the job done.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 01:13 PM

Originally posted by 15805

Your kidding aren't you, Trump never has taken a drink in his life, I can attest to that!

How could you possibly vote for a guy who doesn't drink???

Can't trust a guy who doesn't drink.

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 01:20 PM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

How could you possibly vote for a guy who doesn't drink???

Can't trust a guy who doesn't drink.

I used to say that for years. Quite often in fact. Then I meet some people whose lives were ruined because of booze. I can handle my booze. Sure, I have woken up on top of the stove a couple times but who hasn't?

Trump saw what drinking did to his brother and rather than taking a chance that it ran in his family, he made a decision to refrain from booze. I am pretty sure none of his kids drink either.

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 01:28 PM

"I am willing to kill Donald Trump and serve a life sentence. The whole world would thank me for doing that."
You MUST read the comment his attorney made...

Egyptian FLIGHT student to be deported after threatening to kill Donald Trump

An Egyptian flight student in California was arrested after threatening to kill the Republican front runner in a Facebook post.
THEREBEL.MEDIA

“He has paid $41,000 in tuition and all he wants is some kind of reprieve to get his belongings, sell his car and talk to the school owner about getting reimbursed,” Bushra said, adding that his client just wants to leave the country.

**opie1988** · 03-04-16, 01:35 PM

I love how Jayvegas keeps posting in here and no one even acknowledges a single one

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 01:40 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

I used to say that for years. Quite often in fact. Then I meet some people whose lives were ruined because of booze. I can handle my booze. Sure, I have woken up on top of the stove a couple times but who hasn't?

Trump saw what drinking did to his brother and rather than taking a chance that it ran in his family, he made a decision to refrain from booze. I am pretty sure none of his kids drink either.

It's one of those, "not all drinkers can be trusted but can't trust a guy who doesn't drink."

I would feel misrepresented if I was a drunk and my president was not.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 01:43 PM

I read a really interesting analysis of Donald Trump's foreign policy recently by an ex professor of mine and she argued that his position was actually less extreme than many other candidates. He has said a couple things that keep on getting brought up but hasn't really deviated from the party position on Foreign policy and that of the major FP think tanks like Heritage, Cato, etc.

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 01:46 PM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

It's one of those, "not all drinkers can be trusted but can't trust a guy who doesn't drink."

I would feel misrepresented if I was a drunk and my president was not.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 01:49 PM

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 01:51 PM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

I read a really interesting analysis of Donald Trump's foreign policy recently by an ex professor of mine and she argued that his position was actually less extreme than many other candidates. He has said a couple things that keep on getting brought up but hasn't really deviated from the party position on Foreign policy and that of the major FP think tanks like Heritage, Cato, etc.

When it comes to the military. I think if the US has a problem somewhere in the world, a legit problem, they should go and fix it. When I mean fix it, I mean in and out. Use all its military might and leave once it's done. See what happens when you fukk with us? Make them think twice next time. If that kind of military exercise cannot be made, then forget about it. This nation building for a decade or more is insane. They should nation build infrastructure domestically first.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 02:08 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

When it comes to the military. I think if the US has a problem somewhere in the world, a legit problem, they should go and fix it. When I mean fix it, I mean in and out. Use all its military might and leave once it's done. See what happens when you fukk with us? Make them think twice next time. If that kind of military exercise cannot be made, then forget about it. This nation building for a decade or more is insane. They should nation build infrastructure domestically first.

I agree to a certain extent. Interventionism can be incredibly destabilizing as we have seen in the last 15 years. Unfortunately nation building seems to be the most suitable solution in the absence of any better alternatives. Trump's foreign policy is a strange combination of both interventionism and isolationism.

Trump is a populist to the core. He says what he thinks his supporters want to hear. One of the most common praises of trump I hear is that he doesn't play the "the game" (a term I find incredibly vague and ambiguous) but I think he plays it better than almost anyone else.

America has a long and recurring history with populism. It makes sense that it would reemerge on the American political landscape. What Trump is doing is not new, rather I would say that it's the media circus surrounding him that is unique. It's a reemergence of the sentiments that brought George Wallace into the political spotlight during the late 60s.

Wallace's downfall had much to with his running as an independent. He and Perot are the two independent candidates of the last 50 years that actually managed to make some waves.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 03-04-16, 02:09 PM

Sorry, every once in a while I break character in the politics subforum.

**Jayvegas420** · 03-04-16, 02:30 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

LOL. How can you attest to that? Are you his personal 24/7 bodyguard?

No....15387 is the one following Trump around 24/7 !

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 02:32 PM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

I agree to a certain extent. Interventionism can be incredibly destabilizing as we have seen in the last 15 years. Unfortunately nation building seems to be the most suitable solution in the absence of any better alternatives. Trump's foreign policy is a strange combination of both interventionism and isolationism.

Trump is a populist to the core. He says what he thinks his supporters want to hear. One of the most common praises of trump I hear is that he doesn't play the "the game" (a term I find incredibly vague and ambiguous) but I think he plays it better than almost anyone else.

America has a long and recurring history with populism. It makes sense that it would reemerge on the American political landscape. What Trump is doing is not new, rather I would say that it's the media circus surrounding him that is unique. It's a reemergence of the sentiments that brought George Wallace into the political spotlight during the late 60s.

Wallace's downfall had much to with his running as an independent. He and Perot are the two independent candidates of the last 50 years that actually managed to make some waves.

I doubt Americans want a dictator like the last few years. One that couldn't make deals with the other side so he wasted almost 8 years by blaming the last guy, blaming the republicans and when all else fails, uses executive order.

Every 4 years, new hope arises but after the election it's the same broken promises as before. That's why there's 20 trillion debt, recorded unemployment, record poverty and food stamp recipients, illegal immigration, companies leaving to other countries and crumbling infrastructure. Two parties. Both think the opposite about issues. How is that working? How can that work? Egos and special interest rules the day.

Trump says what a ton of people feel and have been saying for years. Trump understands the pulse of the country. People are sick of politicians' failures. Trump seems to care what the people want and isn't afraid to talk about those things. Sure, people keep saying he has no plan. Which is false. May not be as detailed as other candidates but so what? Re my previous paragraph. What good is all these detailed plans when they don't implement them when they are elected? Trump is right about you need to make deals to get things done.

Maybe Trump will be a dud. Maybe. Give him a chance I say and let's see. The alternative is just more of the same.

**Jayvegas420** · 03-04-16, 02:35 PM

Egos and special interests rule the day.

You just typed that and then typed " give Trump a chance. "

Can't make this s*** up

**Mase of Base** · 03-04-16, 02:54 PM

Originally posted by Jayvegas420

Egos and special interests rule the day.

You just typed that and then typed " give Trump a chance. "

Can't make this s*** up

That was good, also enjoyed him confirming Mo's bolded paragraph which I don't think was the intent at all.

**d2bets** · 03-04-16, 02:57 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

I doubt Americans want a dictator like the last few years. One that couldn't make deals with the other side so he wasted almost 8 years by blaming the last guy, blaming the republicans and when all else fails, uses executive order.

Every 4 years, new hope arises but after the election it's the same broken promises as before. That's why there's 20 trillion debt, recorded unemployment, record poverty and food stamp recipients, illegal immigration, companies leaving to other countries and crumbling infrastructure. Two parties. Both think the opposite about issues. How is that working? How can that work? Egos and special interest rules the day.

Trump says what a ton of people feel and have been saying for years. Trump understands the pulse of the country. People are sick of politicians' failures. Trump seems to care what the people want and isn't afraid to talk about those things. Sure, people keep saying he has no plan. Which is false. May not be as detailed as other candidates but so what? Re my previous paragraph. What good is all these detailed plans when they don't implement them when they are elected? Trump is right about you need to make deals to get things done.

Maybe Trump will be a dud. Maybe. Give him a chance I say and let's see. The alternative is just more of the same.

Different is fine. But not different just for different's sake. Has to be an appropriate minimum threshold different. Trump does not meet the mature, sober and seriousness threshold. Having a lot of money and a big mouth are not qualifications.

**jtoler** · 03-04-16, 03:35 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

I doubt Americans want a dictator like the last few years. One that couldn't make deals with the other side so he wasted almost 8 years by blaming the last guy, blaming the republicans and when all else fails, uses executive order.

Every 4 years, new hope arises but after the election it's the same broken promises as before. That's why there's 20 trillion debt, recorded unemployment, record poverty and food stamp recipients, illegal immigration, companies leaving to other countries and crumbling infrastructure. Two parties. Both think the opposite about issues. How is that working? How can that work? Egos and special interest rules the day.

Trump says what a ton of people feel and have been saying for years. Trump understands the pulse of the country. People are sick of politicians' failures. Trump seems to care what the people want and isn't afraid to talk about those things. Sure, people keep saying he has no plan. Which is false. May not be as detailed as other candidates but so what? Re my previous paragraph. What good is all these detailed plans when they don't implement them when they are elected? Trump is right about you need to make deals to get things done.

Maybe Trump will be a dud. Maybe. Give him a chance I say and let's see. The alternative is just more of the same.

This ain't a home building project its POTUS no time for trial and error.

**rkelly110** · 03-04-16, 04:26 PM

Romney was on with Neil a few minutes ago. Still bashing Trump. Something is going on under the covers here folks.

**15805** · 03-04-16, 04:33 PM

Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn

How could you possibly vote for a guy who doesn't drink???

Can't trust a guy who doesn't drink.

I admire people who don't drink. My grandmother said she'd give me $1000 if I didn't drink till I was 21.
I made it through highschool but when I came home from college by Christmas I was a drinker.
I met Trump at the in singles bar of 1969-1970 Maxwell Plum's maybe on Friday night probably over 300 patrons
gathered at and around the big horseshoe bar taking inventory & Trump never took a drink while many of the
regulars I knew were juiced out of their skulls & all imbibed.

**d2bets** · 03-04-16, 05:08 PM

Now Trump reverses stance on targeting terrorists families. Another day, another policy change. At this rate, by the time of the election he will continue to espouse none of his current policies. Never ever has any candidate ever been so all over the place.

**DwightShrute** · 03-04-16, 05:24 PM

Originally posted by jtoler

This ain't a home building project its POTUS no time for trial and error.

what about the last guy? 1st time senator and community organizer. Wow tons of experience huh? They guy before that owned a baseball team. Wow that worked out real well also.

The establishment will have some of you believe you need to be a career politician to be potus. They couldn't be more wrong. You need a leader who surrounds himself with the right kind of people and who who smart enough to make the right decisions when called upon.