From: tvornottv@googlegroups.com [mailto:tvornottv@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of PGage
NPR's point was that most prudent business people (not sure if that
description applies to Trump) would never put their own assets in any form on
the line for a presidential election unless winning was a
NPR had an interesting story on Morning Edition this morning regarding the
impact of Trump's Billions on the campaign.
On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 12:19 PM, PGage pga...@gmail.com wrote:
NPR had an interesting story on Morning Edition this morning regarding the
impact of Trump's Billions on the campaign.
The Hairpiece *almost* apologized to Billo for the McCain comments...
seemed more like a dog making a spot for himself to lie down, methinks...
Deadline
http://deadline.com/2015/07/donald-trump-apology-john-mccain-bill-oreilly-video-1201482596/
(link)
Meanwhile, Roger Ailes denies media
Responding to both Joe and Adam's comments on Trump.
Joe noted that Trump exposes a rare disconnect between the interests of FN
and the RNC. I agree that it is not the norm, though maybe not quite as
rare as Joe suggests; the mainline Republican Party has never been all that
happy with the
I wanted to pull this out of the Gutfield thread because it's tangentially
related, but worth noting.
I generally agree with PGage that we're very much in clown car stage, so
everything at this point is just news filler.
But there are two really important things to remember about Trump as it
An interesting take on Trump.
The only bit I wonder about is his funding. Yes, he claims he's worth
billions. But can he get his hands on that as cash? And more to the point,
is he actually willing to spend his own money on his campaign?
I'm not too sure. I think he's more in the Richard Branson
