Make your best Trump argument here

[miguel]

If Trump wins, everyone can go (back) to Canada with Cruz: http://6abc.com/1216623/

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

He's got more BS than any politician I've ever seen.

I'm not at all sure that Trump has more BS than other politicians, it's just that he wears his BS out ON his sleeve, not hidden UP his sleeve.

I predict those who vote for him will too late realize they've been (to use a Trump term) "Schlonged".
Problem is, the rest of us will be forced to pay the price.

Yeah, well, some Americans feel like they've been thoroughly "Schlonged" for years, now, and I don't see any candidates left (actually I didn't in the beginning either) that I think wouldn't in the end.

(And, maybe surprisingly, I'm not at all a Trump supporter.)

 

[INPatriot]

I was a Perry/Walker guy although my beliefs align most with Cruz; I find legislators tend to make inept executives. I need no other examples than the chief executive at the Federal level and the chief executive at the State level.

Here is a fascinating article from Breitbart (I understand they are in the bag for Trump) about Trump and Cruz.

I admit in the end I will push the button for whomever the Republican nominee will be, some of you think that is the problem, but I know the alternative. In my heart I have not voted as a Republican since 2004. As a conservative I voted for the loser in 2008 and 2012. The only argument I need to give for Trump, and even Cruz, is that I/you/we have been fed sh*t sandwiches by a bunch of bed-wetters that roll on their backs and **** on their bellies like beaten dogs every time the Democrats push rhetoric. Big Govt GOP/RNC/(fill in the blank) would rather play kissey face with socialism to stay on control of money/policy whatever.

I am under no illusion that Trump would limit government. For what it’s worth, I am disappointed Cruz has not made it a focal point of his campaign. When Trump is in front of a microphone and a large crowd he is an entertainer, whether that be campaigning or debating (if that is what this is now called). I have seen two interviews with Hannity. The answers to the questions were very promising and Trump seemed genuine. I will vote for Trump. I will vote for Cruz. I will vote for Rubio. If one of those three are not voted for on November 1[SUP]st[/SUP], Hillary Clinton will be the 45[SUP]th[/SUP] individual to hold the office.

 

[jamil]

If these are the best arguments.......oof.

I dunno. The hot First Lady argument was somewhat compelling.

 

[HoughMade]

I dunno. The hot First Lady argument was somewhat compelling.

For a guy against immigrants.....

 

[Lil Bob]

I will vote for Trump. I will vote for Cruz. I will vote for Rubio. If one of those three are not voted for on November 1[SUP]st[/SUP], Hillary Clinton will be the 45[SUP]th[/SUP] individual to hold the office.

This right here is the alternative to Trump - Hillary Clinton. I am really afraid that if he wins the Republican nomination we are almost guaranteed to have the Democratic nominee win. My 2nd amendment right is my #1 priority that I will take to the voting box. Most everything else does not really matter because neither party will accomplish much anyhow. Trump is so damn polarizing that he is either liked or hated. Right now I am afraid there are too many people that hate him. He will have a hard time beating the democratic nominee.

Otherwise, I hope and pray that Sanders can get his crap together and beat Hillary. He does not do well attacking her and there is a lot of history behind the Clinton's that he can be beat on her with starting with her private email. He is acting too much like the nice guy.

 

[JS1911]

I'm voting for him just so I can bathe in the tears of the idiots, retards, losers, and other varieties of leftist. Plus, a Trump administration will be the most entertaining thing in politics since Andrew Jackson walloped his opponents with a cane.

 

[JS1911]

For a guy against immigrants.....

The actual argument is whether you are for or against ILLEGAL immigration.

 

[HoughMade]

The actual argument is whether you are for or against ILLEGAL immigration.

From my perspective the issue is: any sense of humor vs. none whatsoever.

 

[JS1911]

I may have missed your point altogether.

 

[cbhausen]

As long as The Donald's sons have his ear, I don't see him endangering our 2A rights if he's elected President. And I don't see The Donkey gaining a veto-proof majority in the Senate (if a majority at all).

Oblamer implored us to become single-issue voters on gun rights. Careful what you ask for, Barry.

 

[BugI02]

If these are the best arguments.......oof.

You're acting like you took the challenge seriously. GPIATM [STRIKE]has[/STRIKE] is all over a thread for that

 

[BugI02]

If Trump wins, everyone can go (back) to Canada with Cruz: http://6abc.com/1216623/

Nova Scotia. You think MN has brutal winter! BmanyRs

 

[BugI02]

For a guy against immigrants.....

He's probably against that immigrant all the time

 

[bonkers1919]

My observations about Trump:

1. He has tapped into the anger of voters capable of reading and writing full sentences and paragraphs.
2. The voters that go to work for 8, 10, 12 ,14 hours a day to provide for themselves or their families. Then every 2 weeks see how their pay check was raped by local, state and federal taxes.
3. Voters that believe if you want more than minimum wage, then acquire more than minimum skills.
4. Voters that are tired of the "classic" media not telling the truth.
5. Voters that are tired of elected officials telling out right lies with no consequences.
6. Voters that are for legal immigration, yet see illegal immigrates flooding our borders. Illegals that DEMAND all of what America can provide once they cross the border.
7. Voters that see illegal immigrants NOT assimilating into America's cultural fabric. Immigrants that demand drivers licenses, Sharia law, etc. and the politicians that support these ideas and schemes for votes.
8. Voters that see the evolution of welfare system of helping people when they need help, to generations of families on welfare. This coincides with the decline of any sense of a work ethic.
9. Voters that do cling to their guns and religion, see a war on both, promoted by politicians that do not have a iota of understanding of the Federalist papers, the Bill of Rights, or the Constitution.
10. Voters that see all this and more and are beat down by it all and more.

Note, I am not a Trump supporter as I don't care until the nominations are over with. Though I do believe these ten items and more all contribute to his rise.

 

[PistolBob]

Christie endorsed him...so I'm out. Go Rubio!

 

[Kirk Freeman]

TRUMP 2016: Screw it, let the monkey fly the plane

 

[miguel]

TRUMP 2016: Screw it, let the monkey fly the plane

[video=youtube;Euci0_BBmNE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Euci0_BBmNE[/video]

 

[printcraft]

My observations about Trump:

1. He has tapped into the anger of voters capable of reading and writing full sentences and paragraphs.
2. The voters that go to work for 8, 10, 12 ,14 hours a day to provide for themselves or their families. Then every 2 weeks see how their pay check was raped by local, state and federal taxes.
3. Voters that believe if you want more than minimum wage, then acquire more than minimum skills.
4. Voters that are tired of the "classic" media not telling the truth.
5. Voters that are tired of elected officials telling out right lies with no consequences.
6. Voters that are for legal immigration, yet see illegal immigrates flooding our borders. Illegals that DEMAND all of what America can provide once they cross the border.
7. Voters that see illegal immigrants NOT assimilating into America's cultural fabric. Immigrants that demand drivers licenses, Sharia law, etc. and the politicians that support these ideas and schemes for votes.
8. Voters that see the evolution of welfare system of helping people when they need help, to generations of families on welfare. This coincides with the decline of any sense of a work ethic.
9. Voters that do cling to their guns and religion, see a war on both, promoted by politicians that do not have a iota of understanding of the Federalist papers, the Bill of Rights, or the Constitution.
10. Voters that see all this and more and are beat down by it all and more.

Note, I am not a Trump supporter as I don't care until the nominations are over with. Though I do believe these ten items and more all contribute to his rise.

 

[BugI02]

TRUMP 2016: Screw it, let the monkey fly the plane

As opposed to turning to the vast elective experience of candidates who have served in the senate since 2011 or 2013. If Obama had remained in the Senate he would have twice​ the experience of both of them together. Not thinking being a Senator is a very good predictor of 'presidentiality'


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