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Some GOP nomination considerations |
Resident Skeptic |
Trump is in command right now. Some of his strengths are.....
1) He will abolish illegal immigration.
2) He will defend our sovereignty.
3) He will protect us from enemies without and within.
4) He will negotiate fair trade deals.
5) He will abolish Obamacare.
6) He will reform the tax code.
7) He is controlling the media.
He is not afraid of being politically incorrect.
9) He attracts significant amount of normally Democrat voters like blacks and blue collar workers.
Trump is not insane. He did not get where he did in the business community by being stupid. So far, the media has not been able to produce any disgruntled former associates or customers of Trump. They certainly would if they could.
In spite of his rough demeanor, Trump is obviously a great negotiator and is able to charm people into negotiating on his terms, leaving them dazed, confused, scratching their heads and wondering what just happened. I believe this is what he means when he refers to Cruz as "a nasty guy who nobody in the Congress likes". It's not that he is against Cruz fighting the establishment, or that he disagrees with Cruz on substance. He just thinks that Cruz lacks the Trump like ability to trick Pelosi and Schumer into giving in to him. This is all explained in Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal".
Cruz and Trump are really very similar in their ideology and goals. While Trump seems to have the upper hand over Cruz, there are some very key areas that work to Cruz's advantage that might help him to ultimately prevail.....
1) Trump's unfavorable ratings are off the charts (in spite of attracting significant numbers of Democrats). It's hard to imaging anyone with a 67% unfavorable rating getting elected.
2) Trump is NOT the "second choice" of NINETY percent of Republican voters. Cruz IS the "second choice" of the vast majority of GOP primary voters. That means as candidates start dropping out, most of their support will go to Cruz. The longer these single digit candidates stay in the race, they are only helping Trump.
Thank you for your kind attention. _________________ "It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves UPCI |
Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 1/28/16 1:48 pm
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
UncleJD |
Resident Skeptic wrote: | Trump is in command right now. Some of his strengths are.....
1) He will abolish illegal immigration.
impossible, he can slow it down though and so can any of at least 3 other candidates
2) He will defend our sovereignty.
maybe, more likely his own sovereignty
3) He will protect us from enemies without and within.
he will incite enemies most likely, he will not be able to deal with rejection from another national leader, it doesn't sit well with narcissists
4) He will negotiate fair trade deals.
by imposing protectionist tariffs that will result in global economic recession
5) He will abolish Obamacare.
He won't without congress, and he will replace it with a single-payer system, that's what he wants
6) He will reform the tax code. pretty sure a President can't do that, but hopefully, this is one of the only things I liked about his promises
7) He is controlling the media. great win for the 1st amendment
He is not afraid of being politically incorrect. granted, and hence 90% of the reason for his appeal, its a simple but effective strategy, one the rest of the GOP deserves in my opinion
9) He attracts significant amount of normally Democrat voters like blacks and blue collar workers. while losing nearly every woman
Trump is not insane. He did not get where he did in the business community by being stupid. agreed, but where does being a good businessman translate into enforcing the constitution which is the POTUS primary duty?
So far, the media has not been able to produce any disgruntled former associates or customers of Trump. They certainly would if they could.
In spite of his rough demeanor, Trump is obviously a great negotiator and is able to charm people into negotiating on his terms, leaving them dazed, confused, scratching their heads and wondering what just happened. I believe this is what he means when he refers to Cruz as "a nasty guy who nobody in the Congress likes". It's not that he is against Cruz fighting the establishment, or that he disagrees with Cruz on substance. He just thinks that Cruz lacks the Trump like ability to trick Pelosi and Schumer into giving in to him. This is all explained in Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal". second only to the Bible we're told
Cruz and Trump are really very similar in their ideology and goals. While Trump seems to have the upper hand over Cruz, there are some very key areas that work to Cruz's advantage that might help him to ultimately prevail..... agreed, and Cruz is actually a real Constitutional lawyer who KNOWs the constitution, I don't see why this is not a no-brainer for the voters
1) Trump's unfavorable ratings are off the charts (in spite of attracting significant numbers of Democrats). It's hard to imaging anyone with a 67% unfavorable rating getting elected.
2) Trump is NOT the "second choice" of NINETY percent of Republican voters. Cruz IS the "second choice" of the vast majority of GOP primary voters. That means as candidates start dropping out, most of their support will go to Cruz. The longer these single digit candidates stay in the race, they are only helping Trump.
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Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 1/28/16 2:00 pm
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
Resident Skeptic |
UncleJD wrote: | Resident Skeptic wrote: | Trump is in command right now. Some of his strengths are.....
1) He will abolish illegal immigration.
impossible, he can slow it down though and so can any of at least 3 other candidates
2) He will defend our sovereignty.
maybe, more likely his own sovereignty
3) He will protect us from enemies without and within.
he will incite enemies most likely, he will not be able to deal with rejection from another national leader, it doesn't sit well with narcissists
4) He will negotiate fair trade deals.
by imposing protectionist tariffs that will result in global economic recession
5) He will abolish Obamacare.
He won't without congress, and he will replace it with a single-payer system, that's what he wants
6) He will reform the tax code. pretty sure a President can't do that, but hopefully, this is one of the only things I liked about his promises
7) He is controlling the media. great win for the 1st amendment
He is not afraid of being politically incorrect. granted, and hence 90% of the reason for his appeal, its a simple but effective strategy, one the rest of the GOP deserves in my opinion
9) He attracts significant amount of normally Democrat voters like blacks and blue collar workers. while losing nearly every woman
Trump is not insane. He did not get where he did in the business community by being stupid. agreed, but where does being a good businessman translate into enforcing the constitution which is the POTUS primary duty?
So far, the media has not been able to produce any disgruntled former associates or customers of Trump. They certainly would if they could.
In spite of his rough demeanor, Trump is obviously a great negotiator and is able to charm people into negotiating on his terms, leaving them dazed, confused, scratching their heads and wondering what just happened. I believe this is what he means when he refers to Cruz as "a nasty guy who nobody in the Congress likes". It's not that he is against Cruz fighting the establishment, or that he disagrees with Cruz on substance. He just thinks that Cruz lacks the Trump like ability to trick Pelosi and Schumer into giving in to him. This is all explained in Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal". second only to the Bible we're told
Cruz and Trump are really very similar in their ideology and goals. While Trump seems to have the upper hand over Cruz, there are some very key areas that work to Cruz's advantage that might help him to ultimately prevail..... agreed, and Cruz is actually a real Constitutional lawyer who KNOWs the constitution, I don't see why this is not a no-brainer for the voters
1) Trump's unfavorable ratings are off the charts (in spite of attracting significant numbers of Democrats). It's hard to imaging anyone with a 67% unfavorable rating getting elected.
2) Trump is NOT the "second choice" of NINETY percent of Republican voters. Cruz IS the "second choice" of the vast majority of GOP primary voters. That means as candidates start dropping out, most of their support will go to Cruz. The longer these single digit candidates stay in the race, they are only helping Trump.
Thank you for your kind attention. |
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You really are still missing the point. For instance, the threat of tariffs, deporting millions or building the wall. THE ART OF THE DEAL. He probably won't actually have to follow through completely on any of these things. Sadly, most other candidates are so afraid of being called racist that they won't even try to bluff anyone on these things.
But out of all your rebuttals, the one about Trump controlling the press somehow being an assault on the 1st Amendment was really rather silly. It is the PRESS destroying the 1st Amendment now! They are nothing more than a thuggish arm of the Democrat Party . They have met their match in Trump, but somehow you think this is a negative. _________________ "It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves UPCI |
Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 1/28/16 2:23 pm
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Press will be enhanced not curbed.
FOx and CNN will both start up their own 60 minutes to do exposes on any improprieties - like Benghazi, guns in Mexico, etc... There won't be any free passes for Trump. Megan Kelly will be the new Dan Rather. _________________ Whether you like it or not, learn to love it, because its the best thing going today! |
Acts-pert Poster Posts: 16646 1/28/16 2:36 pm
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Resident Skeptic |
Nature Boy Florida wrote: | Press will be enhanced not curbed.
FOx and CNN will both start up their own 60 minutes to do exposes on any improprieties - like Benghazi, guns in Mexico, etc... There won't be any free passes for Trump. Megan Kelly will be the new Dan Rather. |
Allot of truth there. But they won't get away with false narratives as they have in the past. _________________ "It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves UPCI |
Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 1/28/16 2:40 pm
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
UncleJD |
Resident Skeptic wrote: |
But out of all your rebuttals, the one about Trump controlling the press somehow being an assault on the 1st Amendment was really rather silly. It is the PRESS destroying the 1st Amendment now! They are nothing more than a thuggish arm of the Democrat Party . They have met their match in Trump, but somehow you think this is a negative. |
Really? The only one he MAY be controlling is FOX which is the ONLY thing close to a conservative media outlet there is. And no, I don't love the media, but I don't think "controlling" it is a good idea from the left or the right. |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 1/28/16 2:40 pm
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
Resident Skeptic |
UncleJD wrote: | Resident Skeptic wrote: |
But out of all your rebuttals, the one about Trump controlling the press somehow being an assault on the 1st Amendment was really rather silly. It is the PRESS destroying the 1st Amendment now! They are nothing more than a thuggish arm of the Democrat Party . They have met their match in Trump, but somehow you think this is a negative. |
Really? The only one he MAY be controlling is FOX which is the ONLY thing close to a conservative media outlet there is. And no, I don't love the media, but I don't think "controlling" it is a good idea from the left or the right. |
What planet have you been living on, brother? This man has made a mockery of CNN many times as well. _________________ "It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves UPCI |
Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 1/28/16 5:16 pm
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
UncleJD |
Resident Skeptic wrote: |
What planet have you been living on, brother? This man has made a mockery of CNN many times as well. |
The one where CNN makes a mockery of Donald Trump on a daily basis(not that they need much help most of the time)
Look this wasn't about whether I like CNN (I hate it), I just think the idea of "controlling" the media is bad on either side. That said I'm not stupid brother, I know its all controlled one way or another. I just don't think its smart for us conservatives to bite the only one out there that leans our way. |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 1/28/16 5:28 pm
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Cojak |
[quote="Resident Skeptic"]Trump is in command right now. Some of his strengths are.....
1) He will abolish illegal immigration.
2)ok
3) ?????
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5) He will abolish Obamacare.
6) He will reform the tax code.
7)
I do not think he will do the above. I do not THINK he CAN do the above.
He is not afraid of being politically incorrect.
#8 is right, I just hope it is not just a hot air balloon, and blows up!
9) He attracts significant amount of normally Democrat voters like blacks and blue collar workers.
But will they and the followers VOTE? I hope!
Trump is not insane. He did not get where he did in the business community by being stupid.
[b]Agree here. [[/b]/quote] _________________ Some facts but mostly just my opinion!
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
Resident Skeptic |
UncleJD wrote: | Resident Skeptic wrote: |
What planet have you been living on, brother? This man has made a mockery of CNN many times as well. |
The one where CNN makes a mockery of Donald Trump on a daily basis(not that they need much help most of the time)
Look this wasn't about whether I like CNN (I hate it), I just think the idea of "controlling" the media is bad on either side. That said I'm not stupid brother, I know its all controlled one way or another. I just don't think its smart for us conservatives to bite the only one out there that leans our way. |
I simply meant that instead of being pushed around and bullied by the media like most Republicans are, Trump has found away to put THEM on the ropes and weaken their power to create the narrative. _________________ "It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves UPCI |
Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 1/28/16 5:35 pm
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Re: Some GOP nomination considerations |
UncleJD |
Resident Skeptic wrote: | UncleJD wrote: | Resident Skeptic wrote: |
What planet have you been living on, brother? This man has made a mockery of CNN many times as well. |
The one where CNN makes a mockery of Donald Trump on a daily basis(not that they need much help most of the time)
Look this wasn't about whether I like CNN (I hate it), I just think the idea of "controlling" the media is bad on either side. That said I'm not stupid brother, I know its all controlled one way or another. I just don't think its smart for us conservatives to bite the only one out there that leans our way. |
I simply meant that instead of being pushed around and bullied by the media like most Republicans are, Trump has found away to put THEM on the ropes and weaken their power to create the narrative. |
He is good at that, he's a TV star for a reason |
Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 1/28/16 5:38 pm
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