DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
No, but do you not find it interesting that his children are democrats?
Please explain to me how they stand beside him at rallies to support him as democrats..... you don't find that interesting?
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Please explain to me how they stand beside him at rallies to support him as democrats..... you don't find that interesting?
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
My parents were Democrats, and my brother is a Republican.
And a lot of Democrats and Independents are supporting Trump.
Besides, I have never heard of a state saying you have to register in October for an election in April.
That's crazy, especially watching state primaries where people were registering to vote at the polling place, AND THEN VOTING.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
I'm not surprised you're confused by the election process. You'll be one of those chumps confused how Drumpf managed to lose at the convention. Welcome to politics in murica'.
BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
NY doesn't do that shyster crap like TX or NC.
Very easy to register, very easy to vote.
Yet, somehow the Trump campaign overlooked the voting laws in NY.
Unlike MA, where I live, NY is a closed primary, so no, his kids can't even vote for him.
Trump isn't good at homework, which is the reason that Cruz will kill him on the delegate count.
Trump has been considering running for Prez for a decade, but he never consulted the primary rules in his own state?
And you think he's ready for prime-time?
Lulz.
teamer
Well-Known Member
cant wait to see all the liberals having hissy fits when they don't get their government provided coddling.
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
I am not confused, I am certain.
Certain that the state primary system is chaotic.
Different rules for different states.
Doesn't really matter anyways because it is looking more and more likely that no candidate in either party will have the delegates needed to be their party nominee.
At least on the first ballot at the conventions.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
You're still missing the point. His family members are democrats and so is he. Just look at his past. The guy is a showman, literally. He's taking the entire grand old party for a ride.
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
Ronald Reagan was a Democrat.
Hell, he was even President of a union.
He became a great Republican.
A lot of Democrats become Republican with a little age and wisdom under their belt.
Like I always tell my children when they see all the liberals at school, THE VERY YOUNG ARE SO VERY STUPID.
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ralph nader interviews david cay johnston on donald trump:
http://ralphnaderradiohour.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Ralph-Nader-Radio-Hour-Episode-107.pdf
listen here:
http://ralphnaderradiohour.com/jonathan-martin-david-cay-johnston/
they are both skeptical of how good of a business man he really is. they figure hes worth a billion dollars. anyways, if your idea of a successful businessman is a big crony capitalist, vote trump lol. i personally think your between a rock and a hard place with whos left on the republican party. trump is probably the only one who will stop the country from coughing up blood.
"
And there’s a special law that I wrote about in Perfectly Legal
that if you’re a corporate executive or business owner and your security department simply writes a memo
saying because of threats you cannot fly commercially, you must fly in company aircraft, you get
to fly for virtually nothing as a personal expense to you. Donald is very averse to taxes. And his very first big business deal when he took the decrepit Commodore Hotel by the Grand Central Station in Manhattan and rebuilt it into the Grand Hyatt
-didn’t build it very well. I stayed there. It’s not impressive compared to most Grand Hyatts - he got a deal from his father’s lifelong buddy, Abe Beam, then the mayor: no property taxes for 40 years that an absolute minimum was
worth 400 million dollars. That’s basically 400 million dollars of welfare. So, Donald is one of the biggest welfare king
s in the history of America. And whatever his fortune is, a lot of it derives from that. And if you just take that 400 million dollars, that alone would explain the billion - dollar fortune. He’s not a great businessman. When I covered him in Atlantic City for
the Philadelphian Inquirer and he had casinos, Steve Wynn used to - and some of his former executives - would just love to sit and tell me stories about how Donald didn’t know this or that. And a couple of times on my interview, when I asked questi
ons whose purpose was simply to find out did he even understand the gambling games. And so my book
Temples of Chance opens with an anecdote about the world’s biggest gambler, who has been gambling for a week at
Trump Plaza at the rate of $14 million an hour. And it makes it clear that Donald does not
understand the gambling game he’s engaged in with this guy. Donald doesn’t know anything
except if you come up to him and say, “I got a way to put money in your pocket,” he’s all ears.
Ralph Nader: But he’s a big intimidator, because- you mentioned Steve Wynn and others - they know how bad a businessman he is, how quickly he goes into bankruptcy as “a competitive advantage” - to use his phrase that he gave when he was asked about it. Why aren’t more business people who have dealt with him - who have been shafted by him or who know about his inadequacies as a businessman - why aren’t they giving more interviews? A lot of them are retired. There’s nothing that Donald Trump can do to them. We haven’t heard much about the people who really know about his business activities."
ralph nader interviews david cay johnston on donald trump:
http://ralphnaderradiohour.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Ralph-Nader-Radio-Hour-Episode-107.pdf
listen here:
http://ralphnaderradiohour.com/jonathan-martin-david-cay-johnston/
they are both skeptical of how good of a business man he really is. they figure hes worth a billion dollars. anyways, if your idea of a successful businessman is a big crony capitalist, vote trump lol. i personally think your between a rock and a hard place with whos left on the republican party. trump is probably the only one who will stop the country from coughing up blood.
"
And there’s a special law that I wrote about in Perfectly Legal
that if you’re a corporate executive or business owner and your security department simply writes a memo
saying because of threats you cannot fly commercially, you must fly in company aircraft, you get
to fly for virtually nothing as a personal expense to you. Donald is very averse to taxes. And his very first big business deal when he took the decrepit Commodore Hotel by the Grand Central Station in Manhattan and rebuilt it into the Grand Hyatt
-didn’t build it very well. I stayed there. It’s not impressive compared to most Grand Hyatts - he got a deal from his father’s lifelong buddy, Abe Beam, then the mayor: no property taxes for 40 years that an absolute minimum was
worth 400 million dollars. That’s basically 400 million dollars of welfare. So, Donald is one of the biggest welfare king
s in the history of America. And whatever his fortune is, a lot of it derives from that. And if you just take that 400 million dollars, that alone would explain the billion - dollar fortune. He’s not a great businessman. When I covered him in Atlantic City for
the Philadelphian Inquirer and he had casinos, Steve Wynn used to - and some of his former executives - would just love to sit and tell me stories about how Donald didn’t know this or that. And a couple of times on my interview, when I asked questi
ons whose purpose was simply to find out did he even understand the gambling games. And so my book
Temples of Chance opens with an anecdote about the world’s biggest gambler, who has been gambling for a week at
Trump Plaza at the rate of $14 million an hour. And it makes it clear that Donald does not
understand the gambling game he’s engaged in with this guy. Donald doesn’t know anything
except if you come up to him and say, “I got a way to put money in your pocket,” he’s all ears.
Ralph Nader: But he’s a big intimidator, because- you mentioned Steve Wynn and others - they know how bad a businessman he is, how quickly he goes into bankruptcy as “a competitive advantage” - to use his phrase that he gave when he was asked about it. Why aren’t more business people who have dealt with him - who have been shafted by him or who know about his inadequacies as a businessman - why aren’t they giving more interviews? A lot of them are retired. There’s nothing that Donald Trump can do to them. We haven’t heard much about the people who really know about his business activities."
realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
Are you blaming Trump for taking $400 illion in corporate welfare (tax breaks)?
I am not.
I would too if it was available to me.
The problem isn't with the takers.
The problem is our politicians who set up this system.
It needs to torn down.
And see, I didn't have to write a book to get my point across to you.
milb
Respected Member
I would think so if they want to vote for him
oldngray
nowhere special
I would think so if they want to vote for him
They can vote for him in the general election. Just not in the primary because registered Independents are not allowed to vote for Republicans or Democrats then.
milb
Respected Member
I thought welfare was a bad thing
milb
Respected Member
Democrat or independent?
oldngray
nowhere special
What do you mean?
milb
Respected Member
Are the democrat or independent
milb
Respected Member
Are his children democrat or independent? Big difference
oldngray
nowhere special
The two recognizable Trump kids are ineligible to vote in the Republican primary because they failed to convert their voter status to registered Republicans in New York by the deadline of October 9, 2015. Both had been registered officially in New York as independent voters.
New York is especially strict, requiring voters to declare party affiliations over six months in advance of the primary.
http://eheadlines.com/video-trump-daughter-and-son-wont-vote-for-the-donald-in-new-york-primary/
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