I Am Voting For Trump

fhl said:
So far we know from him that he
1 wants to start a giant public works program, starting with redoing all the airports
2 wants to make china buy more stuff from us than we buy from them
3 would very much like to have Oprah on his ticket for vp

It's actually kind of hard to tell the difference between him and Bernie Sanders.
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Didn't Odumbo promise "shovel-ready jobs" in the infrastructure for middle-class wages? So... we passed a HUGE stimulus spending budget (nearly $1Trillion) to fund that, but what happened to all of that money? Sure as shit did NOT go into jobs! Into whose pocket did it eventually land... Leftist/DemoCrap supporting unions and pension plans??

The Left/DemoCraps LIE ABOUT EVERYTHING!! How can we trust them with yet another administration?? Will we ever wake up before it's too late?
 
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Spike Trader said:
Trump's announcement has given O'Reilly a new zest.


Bill O'Reilly Favors Donald Trump For President, Because Of Course

Bill O'Reilly said Tuesday night that he would pick a guy like Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton for president any day.

But then again, why are we even surprised?

He first posed the idea to his guest, Fox News analyst Kirsten Powers, who was visibly stunned to hear the words come out of O'Reilly's mouth.

"If you had a choice, Powers, between a Donald Trump type guy and a Hillary Clinton type politician, you are telling me that you would pull the lever for Mrs. Clinton right now?" O’Reilly asked.

“Are you telling me you wouldn’t?” she asked. “Are you kidding me?”

"I'd rather have the straight talk of Donald Trump than the obfuscation of Hillary Clinton any day, at anytime."

"You seriously are saying right now that you would vote for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton?"

O'Reilly sat down with Trump earlier that morning for Trump's first TV interview after announcing his 2016 GOP campaign. During the interview, Trump addressed his controversial remarks that he was going to build a wall along the southern border and make Mexico pay for it, saying that he will "start charging for their product coming into this country" until they agree to build it.

O'Reilly told Powers that he likes how Trump is telling people exactly what he is going to do and how he is going to do it. On the other hand, he said, Democratic candidate Clinton is proposing to do "impossible" things. Powers called him out immediately.

"Why are you cutting him so much slack?" she asked. "You're going easier on him than you go on me!"
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As usual, you and whatever rag you quote from (I don't bother to click your links that often) mis-state the headline with what is being said in your own quoted article.

Bill isn't saying he favors Trump. He's saying he favors "a Donald Trump type guy" who is "straight talking" over Hillary Clinton. He's saying if he had to choose between the two, he'd choose Trump.

If I had to choose, I'd do the same! That doesn't mean I support Trump. It just means that if I had to choose between "bad" and "worse", I'd choose "bad".
 
This just in:

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Donald Trump: A Study in Class:


Donald Trump fires back at the 'jerk' media critics torching his 2016 campaign

  • Jun. 17, 2015, 10:21 AM
Real-estate mogul Donald Trump did not appreciate some of the media reactions to his newly minted presidential campaign.

Notably, the Daily News ran a front-page story Wednesday that compared Trump to a clown who was throwing his "rubber nose in the GOP ring."

Asked about the cover during a Fox & Friends interview later in the day, Trump said the tabloid was attacking him only to boost its sinking circulation.

"Well, the New York Post gave me a front-page cover that I wish you held that one up instead of the failing Daily News," Trump said, referring to the Post's cover that put "Trump" in gold, all-caps letters above the White House. "The Daily News is going to be out of business very soon. It's doing no business whatsoever. And they do that for circulation."

Trump also blasted two conservative pundits who have been critical of him. After Fox played a clip in which Charles Krauthammer said Trump's 2016 candidacy "diminishes the stature" of his more serious Republican opponents, Trump tore into both Krauthammer and a second commentator, George Will.

The star of NBC's "The Apprentice" touted his success and said the two pundits were "losers" and jerks in comparison.

"They're loser," Trump said. "They're just losers. They sit there; they haven't done anything. Think about it: I've built a $9 billion net worth. I've employed tens of thousands of people. I do a television show; it becomes one of the biggest shows on all of television. NBC renewed it again; they're begging for me to do it. I write a book called 'The Art of the Deal'; it's the No. 1-selling business book of all time. And I've got a jerk named Krauthammer or George Will saying, 'Oh gee, he doesn't deserve to be in the race,'" he said.



Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-fires-back-at-his-jerk-media-critics-2015-6#ixzz3dLJ5cxOd
 
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