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I pulled this from your very own article/link back up there^^^ LOL
Many Americans now view him primarily as a reality TV star after 14 seasons of his "Apprentice" series, and his numerous flirtations with a presidential run -- first in 1987, then 1999 and again in 2004 and most recently in 2011 -- have left voters eye-rolling as he prompted yet another round of will-he or won't-he speculation.
SERIOUSLY --- OMG, good grief; with his bravado and ego his ability to put his foot {both feet} firmly in his mouth would insult every nation and wipe out any and all good will around the world. But Putin would probably admire and honor him; they think a lot alike. Lpdon stated >>>
Trump would be amazing at foreign policy. He is a fighter and he doesn't take no for any answer. We don't need another politician in the White House. We need someone who is tough and savvy. He plans on recruiting back some of the top Generals we have had that Obama pushed out. He stated he will find another General Patton and General MacArthur. He also has a good idea on beating ISIS without sending troops into Syria. He is also a constitutionalist, so I am surprised your not all for him. Oh - Lordy; that's brilliant...and yet given 'ole comb overs' racist/sexist POV {see my article & link} the 'Hyena Pack Mentality' of placing those drunkards/sexist/groping fornicators and perverts back into their ole jobs would be something that 'Ole Comb Over' would do and LOL his way around town as a 'MASTER MIND OF THE INSANE' The figures show that 255 commanders were fired since 2005, and that 78 of them were felled by sex-related offenses, costing 32 jobs in the Army, 25 in the Navy, 11 in the Marine Corps and 10 in the Air Force. Alcohol and drug-related problems cost the jobs of 27 commanders — 11 in the Navy, eight in the Army, five in the Marine Corp(s and three in the Air Force. '��It's troublesome,'�� said Rear Admiral John Kirby, the Navy's top spokesman. Scandal: David Petraeus' resignation following his extra-martial affair brought a lot of attention to the sexual dalliances of leading commanders in various branches of the military! Non-sexual: Stanley McChrystal was fired when he made disparaging remarks about Obama's national security team, including Vice President Joe Biden. From sexual assault and harassment to pornography, drugs and drinking, ethical lapses are an escalating problem for the military's leaders. With all those offenses taken together, more than 4 in every 10 commanders at the rank of lieutenant colonel or above who were fired fell as a result of behavioral stumbles since 2005. The latest to take such a fall from grace is Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair, fired from his command in Afghanistan last May and now facing a court-martial on charges of sodomy, adultery and pornography and more, is just one in a long line of commanders whose careers were ended because of possible sexual misconduct. *************** Summary of eRumor: This is a forwarded email that contains an ABC report that alleged of a shakeout of military generals and admirals. The Truth: There was a report on October 11, 2013 by ABC’s Martha Raddatz of a major shakeout of military leaders owing to ethic policy violations or lack of leadership. The report was introduced by Dianne Sawyer. Another version of this eRumor contained a long list put together by Major General Paul Vallely. We found articles posted on his website that said President Obama was purging the military – 197 officers in 5 Years. Some versions of this eRumor alleged that General Carter Ham was fired and they are unproven. Ham retired from the Army in 2013. On October 31, 2012, a little over a month after the attack on the U.S. Embassy facility in Benghazi, the Department of Defense released a statement that said General Carter Ham was retiring after President Obama nominated Army General David M. Rodriguez to succeed him as leader of Africom. Rodriguez was approved by the U.S. Senate for the post in March 2013 and one month later General Ham officially retired. TruthorFiction.Com reported his replacement in November 2012. Not all the firings were directly done by President Obama as some versions of this eRumor may allege. Major General Ralph Baker was relieved of his post on April 4, 2013 by General Carter Ham owing to alcohol and sexual misconduct charges. This according to a April 5, 2013 article by Military.Com. General Bryan Roberts was suspended for adultery and a physical altercation with according to a May 22, 2013 article by USA Today. Roberts’s case remains under investigation. The Department of Defense has posted an ethics guidance page on the Internet with resources for military conduct. Posted 11/07/13 Updated 03/11/14 http://www.truthorfiction.com/military-purge/ And you are taking this MORON SERIOUS, Lpdon; 
Much like a domino effect those low morality leaders took down a lot of other slime balls before their own ugly past errors of judgment caught up with them and they were given the ole' heave hoe! Like rats running off of a sinking ship - they squealed on anyone and everyone in the attempt to save their own arses! |
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I pulled this from your very own article/link back up there^^^ LOL Many Americans now view him primarily as a reality TV star after 14 seasons of his "Apprentice" series, and his numerous flirtations with a presidential run -- first in 1987, then 1999 and again in 2004 and most recently in 2011 -- have left voters eye-rolling as he prompted yet another round of will-he or won't-he speculation.
SERIOUSLY --- OMG, good grief; with his bravado and ego his ability to put his foot {both feet} firmly in his mouth would insult every nation and wipe out any and all good will around the world. But Putin would probably admire and honor him; they think a lot alike. Lpdon stated >>>
Trump would be amazing at foreign policy. He is a fighter and he doesn't take no for any answer. We don't need another politician in the White House. We need someone who is tough and savvy. He plans on recruiting back some of the top Generals we have had that Obama pushed out. He stated he will find another General Patton and General MacArthur. He also has a good idea on beating ISIS without sending troops into Syria. He is also a constitutionalist, so I am surprised your not all for him. Oh - Lordy; that's brilliant...and yet given 'ole comb overs' racist/sexist POV {see my article & link} the 'Hyena Pack Mentality' of placing those drunkards/sexist/groping fornicators and perverts back into their ole jobs would be something that 'Ole Comb Over' would do and LOL his way around town as a 'MASTER MIND OF THE INSANE' The figures show that 255 commanders were fired since 2005, and that 78 of them were felled by sex-related offenses, costing 32 jobs in the Army, 25 in the Navy, 11 in the Marine Corps and 10 in the Air Force. Alcohol and drug-related problems cost the jobs of 27 commanders — 11 in the Navy, eight in the Army, five in the Marine Corp(s and three in the Air Force. '��It's troublesome,'�� said Rear Admiral John Kirby, the Navy's top spokesman. Scandal: David Petraeus' resignation following his extra-martial affair brought a lot of attention to the sexual dalliances of leading commanders in various branches of the military! Non-sexual: Stanley McChrystal was fired when he made disparaging remarks about Obama's national security team, including Vice President Joe Biden. From sexual assault and harassment to pornography, drugs and drinking, ethical lapses are an escalating problem for the military's leaders. With all those offenses taken together, more than 4 in every 10 commanders at the rank of lieutenant colonel or above who were fired fell as a result of behavioral stumbles since 2005. The latest to take such a fall from grace is Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair, fired from his command in Afghanistan last May and now facing a court-martial on charges of sodomy, adultery and pornography and more, is just one in a long line of commanders whose careers were ended because of possible sexual misconduct. *************** Summary of eRumor: This is a forwarded email that contains an ABC report that alleged of a shakeout of military generals and admirals. The Truth: There was a report on October 11, 2013 by ABC’s Martha Raddatz of a major shakeout of military leaders owing to ethic policy violations or lack of leadership. The report was introduced by Dianne Sawyer. Another version of this eRumor contained a long list put together by Major General Paul Vallely. We found articles posted on his website that said President Obama was purging the military – 197 officers in 5 Years. Some versions of this eRumor alleged that General Carter Ham was fired and they are unproven. Ham retired from the Army in 2013. On October 31, 2012, a little over a month after the attack on the U.S. Embassy facility in Benghazi, the Department of Defense released a statement that said General Carter Ham was retiring after President Obama nominated Army General David M. Rodriguez to succeed him as leader of Africom. Rodriguez was approved by the U.S. Senate for the post in March 2013 and one month later General Ham officially retired. TruthorFiction.Com reported his replacement in November 2012. Not all the firings were directly done by President Obama as some versions of this eRumor may allege. Major General Ralph Baker was relieved of his post on April 4, 2013 by General Carter Ham owing to alcohol and sexual misconduct charges. This according to a April 5, 2013 article by Military.Com. General Bryan Roberts was suspended for adultery and a physical altercation with according to a May 22, 2013 article by USA Today. Roberts’s case remains under investigation. The Department of Defense has posted an ethics guidance page on the Internet with resources for military conduct. Posted 11/07/13 Updated 03/11/14 http://www.truthorfiction.com/military-purge/ And you are taking this MORON SERIOUS, Lpdon;
Much like a domino effect those low morality leaders took down a lot of other slime balls before their own ugly past errors of judgment caught up with them and they were given the ole' heave hoe! Like rats running off of a sinking ship - they squealed on anyone and everyone in the attempt to save their own arses! Many people are taking this guy seriously. The Liberal hit jobs like you posted are coming out because they know he is a threat. He has had more positive Facebook Chatter since his announcement then ANY other candidate so far. It would be a shame to have a self made Billionaire who knows more about the economy and how to fix it then all of the candidates combined win. It would sure be a shame to have someone who's not a politician in there, it would sure be a shame to have a man that world leaders including former Presidents of the United States come to for advice, it would sure be a shame to have someone who has a backbone become President, since we haven't had that since 2008. |
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" he is a threat " Lp
To what? Bad hair day? I agree that a shrewd businessman with some executive experience would make a very attractive candidate. We already had that. His name was Romney. And even he washed out. You think Romney will fail, but Trump will succeed?! If you're willing to wager a $million on that, please have your attorney contact my attorney, so they can draw up the contract, and put the assets in escrow, pending the election outcome. PS It's already been suggested that Trump will exit before it is necessary for him to submit financial disclosure. That wouldn't surprise me. |
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2old2 stated >>>
And you are taking this MORON SERIOUS, Lpdon; noway Much like a domino effect those low morality leaders took down a lot of other slime balls before their own ugly past errors of judgment caught up with them and they were given the ole' heave hoe! Like rats running off of a sinking ship - they squealed on anyone and everyone in the attempt to save their own arses! Lpdon replied >>> Many people are taking this guy seriously. The Liberal hit jobs like you posted are coming out because they know he is a threat. He has had more positive Facebook Chatter since his announcement then ANY other candidate so far. It would be a shame to have a self made Billionaire who knows more about the economy and how to fix it then all of the candidates combined win. It would sure be a shame to have someone who's not a politician in there, it would sure be a shame to have a man that world leaders including former Presidents of the United States come to for advice, it would sure be a shame to have someone who has a backbone become President, since we haven't had that since 2008. Liberal Hit Jobs --- INDEED; truth vs fiction and down right lies are often met with scorn and distain by people that just would rather listen to their favorite SPIN CYCLE LIAR fill your head with BS! While I enjoy your moxie & stick-to-itiveness about 'YOUR GURU-WIZARD of THE BIZARRE'; I'm still of mind that you are just pulling our collective legs for the fun & joy of this! "knows more about the economy and how to fix it then all of the candidate combined" --- for your �clairissement >>> THE REAL DONALD TRUMP AND ONLY HIS TOP 10 FAILURES >>> Trump Airlines By Kayla Webley Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - David A. Cantor / AP In October 1988, Donald Trump threw his wallet into the airline business by purchasing Eastern Air Shuttle, a service that for 27 years had run hourly flights between Boston, New York City and Washington, D.C. For roughly $365 million, Trump got a fleet of 17 Boeing 727s, landing facilities in each of the three cities and the right to paint his name on an airplane. Trump pushed to give the airline the Trump touch, making the previously no-muss, no-fuss shuttle service into a luxury experience. To this end, he added maple-wood veneer to the floors, chrome seat-belt latches and gold-colored bathroom fixtures. But his gamble was a bust. A lack of increased interest from customers (who favored the airline for its convenience not its fancy new look) combined with high pre–Gulf War fuel prices meant the shuttle never turned a profit. The high debt forced Trump to default on his loans, and ownership of the company was turned over to creditors. The Trump Shuttle ceased to exist in 1992 when it was merged into a new corporation, Shuttle Inc. No word on whether the gold-plated faucets survived the merger. Trump Vodka By Kayla Webley Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Michael Bezjian The Donald had a vodka. Trump vodka (labeled super premium, naturally) was introduced in 2006 to much fanfare. Under the slogan "Success Distilled," the liquor was touted as the "epitome of vodka" that would "demand the same respect and inspire the same awe as the international legacy and brand of Donald Trump himself." At the time, Trump predicted the T&T (Trump and Tonic) would become the most requested drink in America, surpassed only by the Trump Martini. On Larry King Live, he said he got into the vodka business to outdo his friends at Grey Goose. Six years later, Grey Goose is still on top shelves throughout the country. As for Trump vodka? Yeah, we'd never heard of it either. The New York City blog Gothamist reports the vodka has stopped production "because the company failed to meet the threshold requirements." Two weeks ago, Trump's company filed an injunction to prevent an Israeli company from selling Trump vodka without his consent or authorization. Meaning the Donald stopped the only people in world who wanted to drink his vodka from doing so. The Bankruptcies By Claire Suddath Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Dennis Van Tine "I don't like the B word," Donald Trump said in 2010 while testifying in a New Jersey bankruptcy courtroom about his gambling company, Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc., which had filed for bankruptcy for the third time. Given the number of times Trump has flirted with bankruptcy, you'd think he'd be used to that word by now. In 1990, the banking institutions that backed his real estate investments had to bail him out with a $65 million "rescue package" that contained new loans and credit. But it wasn't enough, and nine months later the famous developer was nearly $4 billion in debt. He didn't declare personal bankruptcy, although his famous Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, N.J., did have to file for it (bondholders ended up taking a 50% stake in the investment). Trump's economic troubles continued through the early '90s, while he was personally leveraged to nearly $1 billion. In 2004, Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts also filed for bankruptcy. The company was only a small portion of Trump's real estate empire, but he did still have to personally cough up $72 million to keep it afloat. In 2009, the same company (by then renamed Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc.) filed for bankruptcy again. Yet during all of this, no one ever told Trump, "You're fired!" Probably because no one could. The Hair By Claire Suddath Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Gary Coronado Trump isn't fooling anyone with that hairdo. That's not his real hairline, he just blow-dried it forward and then combed it backward. Surprisingly, his hair started out kind of normal in the 1980s. It appeared to be hair sprayed into a pouf, but that was to be expected in the decade in which everything went big. But as the real estate mogul aged, he tried to will himself younger with his hair. It got blonder and blonder until it went yellow. Then it turned into — well, whatever it is that it is now. The Marriages By Feifei Sun Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Ron Galella / WireImage For all his success in the boardroom, Donald Trump's life in the bedroom has been messy at best. The real estate magnate married his first wife, Ivana, in 1977, but things got rocky after Trump's affair with actress Marla Maples surfaced in New York City tabloids. "You *****, leave my husband alone!" Ivana (pictured) told Maples on a ski trip in Aspen, Colo. Ivana's warning fell on deaf ears, and in 1992, Trump left her with a reported $25 million settlement and married his mistress one year later. His marriage to Maples was even shorter-lived, and the couple divorced in 1999. These days, Trump's married to Slovenian supermodel Melania Knauss. Together in marital bliss since 2005, this relationship's proving the third time really is a charm — so far anyway. Trump Mortgage By Stephen Gandel Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - J. Kempin / FilmMagic In April 2006, Trump announced that, after years in the real estate business, he was launching a mortgage company. He held a glitzy press conference at which his son Donald Jr. predicted that Trump Mortgage would soon be the nation's No. 1 home-loan lender. Trump told CNBC, "Who knows more about financing than me?" Apparently, plenty. Within a year and a half, Trump Mortgage had closed shop. The would-be lending powerhouse was done in by timing (the housing market cratered in 2007) and ironically enough, given Trump's Apprentice TV show, poor hiring. The executive Trump selected to run his loan company, E.J. Ridings, claimed to have been a top executive at a prestigious investment bank. In reality, Ridings' highest role on Wall Street was as a registered broker, a position he held for a mere six days. Trump: The Game By Megan GibsonFriday, Apr. 29, 2011 In 1989, the Donald teamed up with Milton Bradley to release Trump: The Game, a Monopolyesque board game in which three to four players must buy and sell real estate and try to trump one another in business deals. A year later Trump admitted the game was vastly underselling the predicted 2 million units he and the toy company had hoped for. Not one to abandon ridiculous ideas, Trump revived the game 15 years later after his success on The Apprentice, making sure to incorporate the series catchphrase "You're fired!" into the game. Other updated features included a sterner-looking Trump on the box cover, somewhat simpler rules and cards with business tips. Enduring feature? The considerable tack factor of a Donald Trump board game. The China Connection By Alexandra Silver Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Iain Masterton "The problem with our country is we don't manufacture anything anymore," Donald Trump told Fox News a year ago. "The stuff that's been sent over from China," he complained, "falls apart after a year and a half. It's crap." That very same Donald Trump has his own line of clothing, and it's made in ... China. (O.K., O.K. — not all of it. Salon, which reported this intriguing, head-scratching fact, notes that some of his apparel is from Mexico and Bangladesh.) Trump Casinos By Megan Friedman Friday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Saul Loeb Donald Trump's gambles don't always go as planned. Especially when that gamble is gambling itself. In February 2009, Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the third time in a row — an extremely rare feat in American business. The casino company, founded in the 1980s, runs the Taj Mahal, the Trump Plaza and the Trump Marina. All three casinos are located in Atlantic City, N.J., where the gambling industry has faced a decline in tourists who prefer gambling in Pennsylvania and Connecticut instead. Trump defended himself by distancing himself from the company, though he owned 28% of its stock. "Other than the fact that it has my name on it — which I'm not thrilled about — I have nothing to do with the company," he said. He resigned from Trump Entertainment soon after that third filing, and in August of that year he, along with an affiliate of Beal Bank Nevada, agreed to buy the company for $100 million. The company reported it emerged from bankruptcy in July 2010. The Middle East 'Policy' By Ishaan TharoorFriday, Apr. 29, 2011 - Atta Kenare When recently discussing oil prices on air with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, Donald Trump blustered on about the scheming malfeasance of OPEC and the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Trump insisted the U.S. could leverage its military supremacy to persuade OPEC to lower prices. In his words: "I'm going to look 'em in the eye and say, 'Fellas, you'd have your fun. Your fun is over.'" But this rather naive suggestion of bullying one of the U.S.'s most longstanding and essential allies in the Middle East — not to mention the recent customer in a megabillion-dollar U.S. weapons sale that would create tens of thousands of American jobs — was comparatively harmless when set against his next suggestion. Trump bemoaned U.S. costs sustained during its wars in the Middle East and floated the idea of "taking" Iraqi oil. Stephanopoulos countered incredulously, "So, we steal an oil field?" Trump responded, "Excuse me. You're not stealing anything. You're taking — we're reimbursing ourselves." Given how many U.S. leaders have had to stress to their Middle East interlocutors that they're not in it simply for the oil, Trump would be starting off regional relations on pretty slippery ground. http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2068227_2068229_2068345,00.html ******************************** See, while you...seem to have 'STARS' in your vision about this 'MEGA EGO' - 'LOUD MOUTH'; I did my reading up on his royal A$$ the last time he started that ignorant drum beating/chest thumping BS about running for POTUS and found him to be anything - absolutely nothing of what he spews! Then man is all BS & BRAVADO with zero substance other then the way that he'll get his financials into serious debt from some 'hair brained scheme' and then try to walk away from his stinking/fecal matter covered piss poor idea and keep strong arming the banks to help keep him afloat! That's the Donald Trump you so admire  
So given how our 'foreign policy' is so often quoted and our media is shown around the world --- you'd be very mistaken if you didn't think that OPEC Nations - China - Mexico haven't taken note about his LOUD MOUTH and statements! 
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That's why all his campaign events so far are sold out and standing room only?
Lpdon... Let's wager a sportsmans bet, I bet he won't make it till the end of nomination. See Trump is a special breed of reptile, his ego won't allow for defeat... he'll quit before being defeated I say! Cmon bet the Canadian lol |
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true story
I know I guy that golfs with Trump. He told me there was a small brown spot on one of the fairways of Trumps golf course in Jersey while they were golfing. He had the greens manager fired because of it. The guy is totally out of control.. he fires people for sport.. and because he can... that is dangerous |
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OMG...if anyone see/finds/knows about a campaign button or bumper sticker --- please - PLEASE let me know; I collect them!
GOTTA GET ME ONE OF THESE >>> 
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Thanks 2A.
That's why all his campaign events so far are sold out and standing room only?
I heard a radio report this AM that the audience he assembled were paid to be there. Such Trump media events have been called "a festival of narcissism". |
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" he is a threat " Lp
To what? Bad hair day? I agree that a shrewd businessman with some executive experience would make a very attractive candidate. We already had that. His name was Romney. And even he washed out. You think Romney will fail, but Trump will succeed?! If you're willing to wager a $million on that, please have your attorney contact my attorney, so they can draw up the contract, and put the assets in escrow, pending the election outcome. PS It's already been suggested that Trump will exit before it is necessary for him to submit financial disclosure. That wouldn't surprise me. Yes, because Romney was a career politician who make some really bad mistakes while he held office and also wasn't a true Conservative. |
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It'll be over for him when he picks Palin for his running mate.
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[http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7620716]
Earlier this week, Donald Trump announced his bid for presidency, which was met with plenty of criticism and mockery. But the best (and sassiest) response came from none other than Cher. The 69-year-old icon took to Twitter to express her thoughts about the billionaire investor's big news, and she didn't hold back She even answered questions from fans with the same brutal honesty we've come to love from the outspoken performer. When asked if she'd ever take a picture with Trump as president, Cher responded, "I [sic] RATHER STICK NEEDLES IN MY EYES." When another follower asked her to choose between Trump and fellow Republican Ted Cruz, her response was just as frank: "That's like saying 'would you rather have a Migraine or Throw Up.'" Can we vote Cher for President? Cher Celebrates 69th Birthday With Saucy Tweet ALSO ON HUFFPOST More: #Cher #Donald Trump for President #Cher Twitter 1738 Comments Email us corrections or feedback. Around The WebBY GRAVITY |
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THAT WAS JUST SOOOOOO RIGHTEOUS ~~~~~~ 
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Edited by
Sojourning_Soul
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Sat 06/20/15 11:53 PM
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Happy Fathers day Dads! 
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Edited by
Lpdon
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[http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7620716] Earlier this week, Donald Trump announced his bid for presidency, which was met with plenty of criticism and mockery. But the best (and sassiest) response came from none other than Cher. The 69-year-old icon took to Twitter to express her thoughts about the billionaire investor's big news, and she didn't hold back She even answered questions from fans with the same brutal honesty we've come to love from the outspoken performer. When asked if she'd ever take a picture with Trump as president, Cher responded, "I [sic] RATHER STICK NEEDLES IN MY EYES." When another follower asked her to choose between Trump and fellow Republican Ted Cruz, her response was just as frank: "That's like saying 'would you rather have a Migraine or Throw Up.'" Can we vote Cher for President? Cher Celebrates 69th Birthday With Saucy Tweet ALSO ON HUFFPOST More: #Cher #Donald Trump for President #Cher Twitter 1738 Comments Email us corrections or feedback. Around The WebBY GRAVITY Cher, almost as big of a moonbat as Hanoi Jane. |
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Happy Fathers day Dads!
I find it funny that you don't support him. You hate politicians and think they are the problem with this country. Why not support someone who ISNT a politician, who is one of the most skilled negotiators in the world and who had even beaten China in negotiations? It's time to get rid of all of the wussies and babies out of the race. The only one who I don't see as a wussie is Governor Perry but I think Donald would be a much better President. |
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Trump is good at two Things,Wheeling-Dealing,and combing over his Ear-Hair,believe it or not!
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Donald Trump reportedly paid actors $50 to cheer for him at his 2016 announcement
Real-estate mogul Donald Trump is being accused of hiring actors to cheer for him at his 2016 presidential-campaign announcement in New York City on Tuesday. The allegations first surfaced in a post by anti-Trump activist and liberal blogger Angelo Carusone that was published on Medium shortly after Trump's event. On Wednesday, The Hollywood Reporter said it obtained an email that came from a casting company named Extra Mile offering actors $50 to attend the announcement and pose as Trump supporters. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the email was sent Friday. "We are looking to cast people for the event to wear T-shirts and carry signs and help cheer him in support of his announcement," the email said. "We understand this is not a traditional 'background job,' but we believe acting comes in all forms and this is inclusive of that school of thought." Business Insider called Extra Mile about the accusation. The woman who answered the phone hung up after we asked our question. Subsequent calls to the company reached an answering machine. Trump and his campaign representative did not respond to requests for comment. In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski denied hiring actors and said he had never heard of Extra Mile Casting. "Mr. Trump draws record crowds at almost every venue at which he is a featured speaker," Lewandowski said. "The crowds are large, often record-setting, and enthusiastic, often with standing ovations. Mr. Trump's message is, 'Make America great again.'" Business Insider attended Trump's announcement and spoke with some of the people who were there cheering him on. They said they were not paid by the campaign. As he began his speech, Trump remarked that there were "thousands" at the event. In our estimate the crowd was much smaller. A Trump representative, however, said the audience included many people in his headquarters, Trump Tower, who may not have been visible to the press in front of the podium. "There were a lot of people probably that you couldn't see," the representative said. o yea lpdon, best candidate BY FAR! has to pay people just to show up and clap for him. http://www.businessinsider.com/paid-actors-at-donald-trump-announcement-2015-6 |
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He would make a better president than Obama.
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Trump is Biden on steroids.
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Trump is Biden on steroids. they were separated at Birth! you all might have done better in '08,if you had elected this Guy! 
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