Thread: Donald Trump "Seriously" thinking of running for P

I want a regular patriotic American in the white house. Trump is alittle to much of a pompous ass for me. Sorry to be a party pooper but we can do better than Donald and we need to do better!!

Pompous horses behind or not,any candidate for president who states that he or she will deport all illegal immigrants has my attention as well as my vote.

Well so far all I have heard are the same old people who dance around the immigration subject, and refuse to say what they mean or are affraid to say what they mean.

We will see real soon if someone else is willing to step forward, I'd like to have a few patriots step forward so I have a choice because I am sick of picking from the least evil....I heard Dobbs might run, but he lost my trust long ago and he won't get it again.

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Well so far all I have heard are the same old people who dance around the immigration subject, and refuse to say what they mean or are affraid to say what they mean.

We will see real soon if someone else is willing to step forward, I'd like to have a few patriots step forward so I have a choice because I am sick of picking from the least evil....I heard Dobbs might run, but he lost my trust long ago and he won't get it again.

I agree forget Dobbs!!! I am just sick of the same old same old. Trump does not appear to listen to anyone and has a tremendous ego and to me that spells trouble. JMHO

I hope we have some good choices as well.

What I like about Trump is he won't be afraid to say "Your Fired" or stand up against foreign countries. We need someone with the guts to do what is right for America, I'll bet he would close the border and not give a damn what any Liberal thought about it, because it is the right thing to do.

And remember G. Washington was very much the same kind of personality, but he got the job done because he loved his country and had the back bone to do what was needed ......There is a lot about him in the book I am reading, autobiography of "Alexander Hamilton " ...fantastic story written by Ron Chernow, he just finished writing "Washington a Life" I can not wait to read it comming out this week.

We need someone with a very stong personality and will, and If they are afraid to say "they need to go home" they are not right for the job, so far I have heard no other person with the guts to say it.

So for now I will hope he runs because from what I can see the chances of someone with the will do what it will take show up is looking between slim and none, it is all the same old people with the same tired lines, so he is a beginning, not too mention it will take a real stong person to run against him, he could force them to speak the truth on subjects they don't want to talk about.

The Donald is both maddening and endearing at the same time imo.

One thing I do know there would be NO one (Shadow Gov.) in the background telling the Donald what to say or do.

I do believe Trump loves America and would put our needs first and would tell foreign countries and citizens who are anti American Socialist/Communists to kiss off.

I agree USPatriot, we are going to need someone with a very stong personality to fix the mess our country is in.

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

I agree USPatriot, we are going to need someone with a very stong personality to fix the mess our country is in.

I am hearing the Repub Party think it is Mitt Romney's turn at the Presidency.

We need new blood NOT the retreads who will not stand up for "We The People" when push comes to shove. Neither he nor the other retreads have a snowballs chance to win against Obama.

This was written by John Bolton. Checking on immigration.
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-151122.html

The Coming War on Sovereignty
John Bolton
March 2009


Barack Obama’s nascent presidency has brought forth the customary flood of policy proposals from the great and good, all hoping to influence his administration. One noteworthy offering is a short report with a distinguished provenance entitled A Plan for Action,1 which features a revealingly immodest subtitle: A New Era of International Cooperation for a Changed World: 2009, 2010, and Beyond.

In presentation and tone, A Plan for Action is determinedly uncontroversial; indeed, it looks and reads more like a corporate brochure than a foreign-policy paper. The text is the work of three academics—Bruce Jones of NYU, Carlos Pascual of the Brookings Institution, and Stephen John Stedman of Stanford. Its findings and recommendations, they claim, rose from a series of meetings with foreign-policy eminences here and abroad, including former Secretaries of State of both parties as well as defense officials from the Clinton and first Bush administrations. The participation of these notables is what gives A Plan for Action its bona fides, though one should doubt how much the document actually reflects their ideas. There is no question, however, that the ideas advanced in A Plan for Action have become mainstays in the liberal vision of the future of American foreign policy.

That is what makes A Plan for Action especially interesting, and especially worrisome. If it is what it appears to be—a blueprint for the Obama administration’s effort to construct a foreign policy different from George W. Bush’s—then the nation’s governing elite is in the process of taking a sharp, indeed radical, turn away from the principles and practices of representative self-government that have been at the core of the American experiment since the nation’s founding. The pivot point is a shifting understanding of American sovereignty.

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That is scary stuff!

I have not been able to find anything anywhere on Boltons views of anything other than foreign policy and that does not include his views on illegal immigration....He hasn't even weighed iin on Cap n trade, energy, Economy...etc.