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The poll by SurveyUSA finds that matched up directly,
Trump garners 45 percent to Clinton’s 40 percent.

Trump beats:
Sanders by 44 percent to 40 percent;
Biden by 44 percent to 42 percent;
Gore by 44 percent to 41 percent.

In 2017 who's the president?

Donald Trump.

Donald Trump? The hair piece?
 
DonCorleo said:
Can you believe he is presently leading all candidates?.
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Can you believe the polls are not fixed?

CNN wants Trump out in front.
Just like they wanted easily deflatable John Mc Cain in 2008.

Mc Cain was too liberal the be electable, making him the front runner made for a fractured Conservative base.

Trump is a clown and by making him the front runner the hope is to get hillery elected.
 
papasmerf said:
Trump is a clown and by making him the front runner the hope is to get hillery elected.
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Interesting philosophy, and

then------https://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2015...ays-immigrant-deportations-done-in-two-years/

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[TD="width: 480"]Well, you can't say Donald Trump isn't going to make the presidential boring. In a recent conference call with members of the Alabama Republician Party this past Thursday, Trump made the claim of being able to deport all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. in 18 months to two years. That promise is going to do nothing but get the Republican Party revved up for him, even more than they are already.

Currently, Trump leads the Republican pack of presidential hopefuls at 32 percent with a second place Jeb Bush at 11 percent. You ready for President Trump, America?[/TD]
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The Donald makes a bold campaign claim and says it would take him around two years to deport all illegal US immigrants.
 
Roanic said:
Interesting philosophy, and

then------https://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2015...ays-immigrant-deportations-done-in-two-years/

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[TD="width: 480"]Well, you can't say Donald Trump isn't going to make the presidential boring. In a recent conference call with members of the Alabama Republician Party this past Thursday, Trump made the claim of being able to deport all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. in 18 months to two years. That promise is going to do nothing but get the Republican Party revved up for him, even more than they are already.

Currently, Trump leads the Republican pack of presidential hopefuls at 32 percent with a second place Jeb Bush at 11 percent. You ready for President Trump, America?[/TD]
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The Donald makes a bold campaign claim and says it would take him around two years to deport all illegal US immigrants.
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Remember: People are basically followers.

Madison Avenue knows this all too well.
If you create a targeted marketing campaign you can sell even a Pet Rock.

In 2008 Rush Limbaugh created an anyone but hillery campaign and began to promote his pet rock. Today we call that rock Prez.
 
[h=1]Donald Trump Sends Jimmy Fallon to Highest Friday Rating in 18 Months[/h]
 
I think of Trump as being the warm up act for the real election campaign, keeping everyone engaged and entertained until the real politicians get serious.
 
[h=1]Winners and losers[/h]
https://www.cnn.com/2015/09/17/politics/republican-debate-winners-losers-donald-trump/index.html



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Donald Trump hits hedge funds, CEOs in tax plan preview

Washington (CNN)Hedge fund managers should worry, but corporations would get tax breaks if Donald Trump gets his way.

Their chief executives, though, might need to sweat -- particularly if their compensation is "a total and complete joke" made possible by friends who serve on their corporate boards.
The real estate mogul who's leading Republican presidential polls previewed his tax plan Sunday in an appearance on CBS' "Face the Nation," saying the full proposal is about three weeks away.

"We have an amazing tax plan," Trump said. "We're going to be reducing taxes for the middle class, but for the hedge fund guys, they're going to be paying up."
In recent weeks Trump has attacked hedge fund managers who pay 20% capital gains tax rates even though many of those managers make enough to qualify for the top bracket of 39.6% taxes on other income.

Trump on Sunday hit Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush as beholden to those hedge fund managers, who contribute to their campaigns.

"Hillary and Jeb, in particular, are totally controlled by the hedge fund guys and the Wall Street guys, but hedge funds, in particular," he said.
Trump said of his tax plan though that "generally, it's going to be a reduction."

He said he wants to lower corporate taxes and eliminate financial hurdles that have prevented multinational companies from moving profits earned overseas into the United States. Trump estimated that $2.5 trillion is being kept out of the country for that reason.

"The corporations rightfully don't bring it back because they have a massive tax to pay and we've got to make it so they can bring it back," Trump said.
"And I'll be bringing it back and we're going to have a lot of money pouring into the United States if I'm elected," Trump said. "So we're going to make it possible for them by lowering their tax rate. We're going to be lowering it for corporations because we want jobs."

Though Trump has trained his ire at hedge fund managers, he said "it does bug me" that chief executive officers now earn 350 times their average workers' pay -- though he said it's "very hard if you have a free enterprise system to do anything about that."

"You know, the boards of companies are supposed to deal with it, but I know companies very well," Trump said. "A CEO puts in all his friends, and so, you'll take a company like -- I could say Macy's or many other companies where they've put in their friends as the head of the company and they get whatever they want. And you know, because the friends love sitting on the board."

"So that's the system that we have and it's a shame and it's disgraceful and sometimes the boards rule, but I would say it's probably less than 10%," he said. "And you see these guys making these enormous amounts of money, it's a total and complete joke."

Trump's own company, The Trump Organization, which the umbrella for many of his real estate, golf and other holdings, features three of his children are executive vice presidents. The company is the basis of what Trump has estimated is more than $10 billion in personal worth -- including $400 million made annually.

https://www.cnn.com/2015/09/13/politics/donald-trump-tax-plan-hedge-funds-ceos-2016/
 
Yukon roadkill, prostitution and gold: How Canada played a role in building the Trump family empire


WASHINGTON — Canadians amused by the improbable presidential run of Donald Trump might be surprised to learn the role their own country played in shaping his story.

Trump’s grandfather started the family fortune in an adventure that involved the Klondike gold rush, the Mounties, prostitution and twists of fate that pushed him to New York City.

Friedrich Trump had been in North America a few years when he set out for the Yukon, says an author who’s just completed a new edition of her multi-generational family biography.

That Canadian chapter proved pivotal for the entrepreneurial German immigrant, says Gwenda Blair, author of “The Trumps: Three Generations That Built An Empire.”....
 
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