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LOL...I heard Hillary say that earlier. You bring up the key point of many Republicans who run for President every four years. It's all about book sales. What real jobs do Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee, Herman Cain and others do? They write books for the mouth-breathers on the right wing, appear constantly on Fox and that's about it. It's a scam.
Good news for some well-versed and broken followers, Trump is coming out with 'The Art of the Deal' 2.0. It will be HUGE.
The very process of elections is much more lineair though. I also don't let media bias and fear from others cloud my judgment and my eventual vote. I do, however, carefully weigh all media outlets and their visions. Just tell us who you vote for.
#-o
You gotta love this guys stupidity sometimes! :D
As business man he sees opportunities and as a president he probably sees blood in the water.
mashable.com/2016/06/24/trump-tweet-brexit/?utm_cid=hp-hh-pri#Lhk203bLvsqr
So Bernie has finally endorsed Hillary. Estimates are that 80% of the Bernie supporters will be coming over to Hillary. @chrisisall, where are you on this topic? The FBI has advised against filing charges regarding Hillary's email server, and the Republicans have responded by clamoring for more hearings, because well gee, she's GOTTA be guilty of SOMEthing... and Donald Trump is now suing an ex-campaign aide for $10,000,000 as part of his program to Make America Litigate Again (and again and again...) Surely there must be something worth noting now that the Republicans are almost ready to hold a convention with no one in attendance. How will Cleveland ever recover from this fatal fete?
Newt Gingrich-Former Speaker of the House who was forced to resign in disgrace is also a 3-time married serial wife cheater. His current wife is quite scary to look at, Newt is an idea guy but doesn't have the skill to develop action plans. Too much like Trump as one who rails against the establishment.
Chris Christie-His record of governing New Jersey is horrible. Classic overly large man who tries to bully his way thru a problem. Ten years ago mercilessly prosecuted the father of Trump's son-in-law and get a conviction for prison time. Christie has been named the head of Trump's transition team.
Mike Pence-Indiana's governor is running for re-election and must declare by noon tomorrow on whether he wants to be governor or a VP pick. Indiana law forbids him from simultaneously running for two offices. A number of his positions are in direct conflict with Trump. Pence was in Congress for a few years but pretty non-descript. He is considered the safe pick to the establishment.
That's it, unless a 4th dark horse potential suddenly appears.
Did you actually follow the recent state polls in Pennsylvania, Ohio and especially Florida? It seems that Trump is truly catching up there, in part to the email-scandal on the Clinton-side (All the Trump scandals are swallowed like sweet cheesecakes it seems). This article is quite informative about it:
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/election-update-when-to-freak-out-about-shocking-new-polls/
I still think Clinton could win it, BUT I am starting to think that Clinton will get nowhere near the 332 to 365 electoral votes that Obama won in 2012 and 2008. In any case....Trump has got some good days..........even before the start of the actual RNC convention in Cleveland.
Could Donald Trump 'Brexiprise' us as well?
This will be a very close election, and a nasty race.
PS: I don't think the VP pick is Newt. It's either Pence or a surprise, but probably the former.
and that in the hands of a former interior Minister..James Bond is shoveled aside with TRUMP and whatever the Devil May care...!...sounds like a devilish bondish plott..alreaddy written??!..!
It's a surprise to me, because before two weeks ago it all seemed a bit clearer.
Still, I question what you think is 'superior' to a presidential candidate. For me that's knowledge of the policies on hand. Not being a great media orator.
But calling him superior does say something about your believes and what you stand for.
Perhaps the US is in a very poor place at this time when people consider Trump an option for the future.
As I've said numerous times on this thread, the time for policy articulation/clarification is coming now and for the next four months - not during the primaries and not during the first six to eight months of the marathon US election process. It's best communicated at a conceptual level, because all detail policies can only be implemented through Congress.
The electorate will have plenty of chances to understand the platforms of the candidates & to make up their mind based on that, based on their assessment of the candidates themselves, and based on who they want in their living rooms for the next four years.
If you ever thought this was going to be a 'blowout' for one candidate, then you've misread the electorate.
Easy now. Please.
What I meant is simply that for me a good candidate needs to articulate his policies in an early stage, a later stage, now and all the way throughout November. Blatantly screaming about it or attacking others doesn't help.
I also think that both Clinton and Trump aren't by far 'superior' candidates. Whoever wins this election will have to face the 'angry other side'. And this time they won't be just angry....they will become mad psychopaths, both in Congress and the Senate.
Both the GOP and DNC are to blame for this. The USA is basically a '2 party autocracy', and I think whoever will become president, could very well be a one-term president. That goes for Clinton, but also for Trump.
Looking back on recent US presidency's, I'd say that only Reagan and Obama could inspire me.
I stand by my earlier statement, which may have been misinterpreted.
Obama is and was a far superior candidate to Clinton (in every way) and Trump is and was a far superior candidate to Romney and to McCain/Palin (the 2nd name on that list says it all), except for conservatives, which he is not, in the traditional sense.
I had a Marketing instructor say that you make a buying decision every day of your life and you have the mindset of an 8-year old. What's your mindset when you do something every 4 years? Pretty low bar.