But Id much rather see men such as Allen West jump in because everyone knows he is not compromised and he will deliver. If you put a gun to my head, Ill vote Trump over any RINO Newt, Huck, Romney based on nothing more than the rhetoric because RINOs dont understand this parlance; they just cave, and I believe Trump sincerely wants to correct Americas path.

To stay home out of petulance because Trump is a “businessman” and not vote against Obuttma is just plain dumb. So Daddy O, you’d rather let Comrade Obuttma stay in for another term to complete his destruction of America based on the fact that you don’t like Trump? Anyone, even a piece of crap Rhino is better that Obuttma however what America needs now is a brave, truth speaking, and honorable leader like Allen West.

No one and no group helped him. He is hardnosed. I remember reading “The Art of the Deal” and wished I could meet him. But if Trump keeps this up I would vote for him. The guy did very well for himself, and he did it all by himself. He is at least street smart and uses common sense.

That would make my day. It would be nice to see a President tell all these greedy 3rd world shit house countries to fuck off and build up your own damn countries we arent giving you another fucking dime or our money. And take all your damn illegals-Muslim and all other mixes back with you.

Use your head. Trump is NOT a good man. Your qualifications for President is to be rich and yell stupid crap at Obama?? Seriously? If Harry Reid started calling out Obama, and throwing Obama under the bus, and said he was running for President, would you vote for him?? Trump has supported Reid, Weiner, Hillary, and others. @whthfk You REALLY need to look past Trumps “calling Obama out” crap and at what else hes done.

I just hope that by the time the polls open 11/6 /2012, those that vote will send Chicago Style Politics back to Chicago. “A Fool that refuses to participate in the election process will be governed by Fools.”. They have the skills needed. The current President has made it impossible for another black to run for that office for a long time, not matter how smart or how good a candidate he or she might be. The man has set racial relationships right back to the 60′s or further. Allen & Cain would make great president’s, no doubt.

And you can bet that the good people who elected him would permit him to go all the way, as they know that (Vice) President West would serve their best interests no less than Representative West. West bleeds honor. He will not violate his word, for any reason. Tanya, this makes my point.

THERE IS LESS THAN 18 MONTHS TO THE WHITE HOUSE. Mr. IF YOU ARE TRULY SERIOUS ABOUT BECOMING THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, YOU MUST DO WHAT EVERY ELECTED OFFICIAL WHO KNOWS OBAMA IS AN IMPOSTER HAS BEEN TOO FEARFUL OF HIS OWN CAREER FAILED TO DO. Its your move, DONALD TRUMP. THIS IS YOUR LITMUS TEST. You must TAKE OBAMA TO THE WALL NOW. What you do in the next few days will determine your White House residency. THE CHOICE YOU MAKE BETWEEN NOW AND THE NEXT WEEK IS THE HOUR OF YOUR CRISIS. Trump, the whole world is watching and waiting. TIMING COULD NEVER BE BETTER FOR YOU.

Fucking hell I want the best person out there to take over in 2012 and Trump is not it. This was just a what if scenario and God forbid we get Trump but if that’s how it turns out because no one else will step up to the plate and play hardball then we will have to make do and try to see Trump for his positive talents. Other then Palin everyone else who is thinking about running on the GOP ticket are big fucking pussies. I just went with IF; AND ONLY IF Trump was the GOP pick for President, he would be able to help with the economy. Shadow, I said if no one else runs and I do have a long list of qualifications I expect from my President. But looking on the bright side of things if we get stuck with him then Maybe he will be able to pull America together and help us bring back jobs from China and India, he is a successful business man, he understands jobs and money two things Obama has no clue about. Yes I would have a smile on my face and vote Trump if I had too, but I will have a smile on my face anyways because Im voting Obama out of office. Read most of my post over the past years and you will know what and how I expect a president to act. And telling Obama off right now feels great. Its nice to see a pair of balls and more then one person attacking Obama for everything he has done and everything he hasnt done.

Republicans need to stop entertaining this little fantasy and stop playing games. Any ounce of admiration or sense of legitamacy I had in regards to Trump disapeared yesturday as it should for all. He’s given to Reid, Weiner, Palosi, and Hillary. He’s given more to help Democrats get elected than Republicans. At some point soon Trumps poll numbers will crash dramatically and we can get on to serious candidates. We don’t want our kids listening to this guy. He’s an idiot. He’s not a straight talker or straight shooter. He’s advocated for single-payer healthcare and major tax hikes. We don’t want someone like this representing the Republican party. We do not want someone like this in the White House. He constantly fibs and exagerates about his record and misrepresents who he really is.

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Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R) spoke on his own record on spending cuts, saying the libertarian CATO Institute was mistaken when it gave him a ‘C’ for fiscal policy. He explained that he raised taxes on cigarettes in his state “for health reasons, not for budget reasons,” and that taxes had been so low they were out of line with the rest of South. On his poor showing in the CPAC straw poll, Barbour pointed out that the poll closed before he spoke, and said that many young conservatives had told him after his speech that they wished they could have voted for him.

And if they see you publicly abandon somebody who’s been with you for 30 years, they wonder, why should I trust the United States?” At the same time, he says, “It’s the courage of the Egyptian people that made that possible and we should be encouraging and reinforcing that courage.” As for what the U.S. should do now, Gingrich said U.S. officers should reach out to friends in the Egyptian military and tell them, “You don’t want to own the country, because then you own every problem and you can’t solve them.”. Former House speaker Newt Gingrich (R) criticized the Obama administration’s response to the crisis in Egypt, saying the White House should have stood by Mubarak publicly while privately pushing him out. “You do it quietly, because every other potential ally in the world is watching you.

“I think I was surprised, I think [the White House] was surprised . “I think what happened surprised everyone, so there’s going to have to be a real assessment of why,” he said. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) followed a panel on Egypt, and he was hesitant to attack the president as some other Republicans have. It’s a very complex situation.” He added that the uprising “gives you an idea of the impact of digital media today.”.

Boehner also avoided criticizing ‘birthers’ in his own caucus and the general public. He said he’d made it clear what he believed the facts to be: “I believe that the president is a citizen, I believe the president is a Christian, I take him at his word.” But “the American people have a right to think what they want to think.” Asked about Rep. He also said that once the American public understood the depth of the Social Security crisis, it would be easier to cut entitlement spending. Chris Lee (R-N.Y.): “The American people have the right, and should expect, the highest ethical standards from members of Congress,” he said. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho), who made a joke about his birth certificate at CPAC last week, Boehner said “the gentleman was trying to be funny, I imagine.” On the other hand, Boehner declared his willingness to judge his members’ behavior, in response to the resignation of Rep. “It’s not my job to tell the American people what to think, it’s my job to listen to the American people,” he told David Gregory.

“I think it’s going to be a confrontation,” McCain said of the nature of the debate that will follow the president’s release of his fiscal 2012 budget request and how it will be compared with Republican’s cost-cutting proposals laid out in the continuing resolution to fund the government through the current fiscal year. On the subject of making cuts to entitlements ans defense spending, McCain was firm: “No longer can it remain the third rail of politics,” he said, praising Secretary of Defense Robert Gates for “getting out ahead” of the budget debate and proposing cuts on his own.

Just because you are unwilling to say what your real issue is: he is a N****r. And relieve themselves upon your smoking corpse. Nobody. And that is because if you stated your real purpose, the majority of the Americal people would burn you alive.

Plus exciting discussions about the groundbreaking new Republican agenda of tax cuts for the rich, annexation of the vagina and.um.did I mention tax cuts for the rich? Oh well. Anger, rage, crazy, tried-and-failed ideas, madness, pretzel-twisted logic, xenophobia, homophobia, immigrant-o-phobia, Islamophobia, isolationism, birtherism, secession and denial, denial, denial.

Attempting draconian budget cuts during a halting recovery from a deep recession would be bad enough. The extremist Republican parties attempts to repeal health insurance reform (while offering nothing to replace it with and refusing to give up their own taxpayer funded, gov’t run health care insurance coverage) would be bad enough. Launching a war on women would be bad enough. Whining about deficits while proposing policies that would actually increase them would be bad enough. Making fools of themselves by wasting time reading selections from the Constitution while doing absolutely nothing to create jobs would be bad enough.

Why do you think nobody challenges Limbaugh publicly? Or Beck/Hannity/O’Reilly?I’d like to see some leadership from the GOP, instead of pandering to the fears of the ignorant; but, I also realize that it is the fears of the ignorant that get the GOP elected these days, and therein lies the rub. I’d like to see Republican leaders like Boehner, and even Steven King in Iowa, step forward and correct the unnecessary distractions and prevarications that are circulating about the President, but that would require going against News Corporation, and Clear Channel Communications, as well. Major donors.

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