Trump Tells Rand Paul to 'Just Go Quietly Home'

originally posted by: Stormdancer777
a reply to: Chrisfishenstein

That's a tough call, I am positive without a shadow of a doubt I would never vote for Hillary.

Look at my avatar and tell me you would vote for that man's brother........

Eff the Bush family, they have destroyed enough, here and outside the USA.....No thank you, at least Bill had a clue...Blowjob in office? Sure, does that make him a criminal to me? Nope, just a guy....And a guy who could sell a ketchup popsicle to a woman in white gloves....If he has any part in Hillary I will take my chances there over Bush....That is my justification take it for what it is worth without linking tons of pointless crap...

originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein

Policy? HOW....He is a freaking businessman.....

Yeah, and Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are business people, too.. What's the Donalds' plan? Put the U.S. into chapter 11 like one of his hotels?

originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein
Credentials?? Do you understand where this line of talk is going as well??

I said CONSERVATIVE credentials. The lack of which could eventually effect his ability to win the GOP nomination.

I don't see this ignorant, blowhard reality show billionaire being a better choice to lead the country than a career politician. YMMV of course.

a reply to: DelMarvel

The country is already in Chapter 11. So what's your point?

a reply to: Chrisfishenstein

Aww did someone hurt feelings by telling him to go home? You can play the world's smallest violin behind Mr Paul just for him so he can cry on the shoulder of those who think he is being "bullied".

No it just shows how Trump is just too stupid to debate as to why Rand is calling him out.

I want to see how these "candidates" respond to conflict....What better way than back them into a corner?

And how did deadbeat Donnie respond to conflict? He comes out with a remark that would be an insult for even a child to say.

a reply to: buster2010

That is my thing with Trump.

Any one sophisticated to enter into a debate knows that once you insult your opponents, you have debased yourself to the point of forfeiting said debate.

Trump gets angry. I presume he gets angry as a proxy to having something intelligent and meaningful to say.

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: buster2010

That is my thing with Trump.

Any one sophisticated to enter into a debate knows that once you insult your opponents, you have debased yourself to the point of forfeiting said debate.

Trump gets angry. I presume he gets angry as a proxy to having something intelligent and meaningful to say.

He's at 23% in Iwoa.

Rand is at 5%

i guess the people in Iwoa are kind of like me.

We are past nice talk. Trump has been getting more specific.

I guess 23% of Iwoa is stupid like me.

a reply to: whyamIhere

I didn't (and wouldn't) call you stupid.

Now, the 23% in Iowa, on the other hand.....

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: whyamIhere

I didn't (and wouldn't) call you stupid.

Now, the 23% in Iowa, on the other hand.....

Didn't mean it on a personal level.

originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein

Look at my avatar and tell me you would vote for that man's brother........

Brother Bush, Sister Clinton
...what difference does it make?

a reply to: whyamIhere

It's called:

(I) (O)we the (W)orld an (A)pology
or
(I)diots (O)ut (W)andering (A)round

for a reason

originally posted by: TrappedPrincess

originally posted by: greencmp

originally posted by: TrappedPrincess
Trump may be a pompous blowhard buuuut he does kind of have a point in that does Rand even stand a chance for the nomination? These days I kind of loosely base my thoughts on a perspective candidates chances on whether or not they are popular with the enlightened members here at ATS.

Lots of members like = not a chance, Some members like = hmm maybe, no one likes = most likely the candidate we get.

I could see Trumps official campaign slogan now "Trump card, BOOOM in YO face!!"

By that logic, shouldn't he have pledged his support for the eventual nominee?

I wouldn't exactly call my post logical but more sarcastic and as for him pledging support for the nominee well see the word pompous in there. Not really the sort of thing a pompous egomaniac would do as he already clearly demonstrated.

No worries, I was being uncharacteristically unsarcastic and saying that his concern for the "electability" of Paul was questionable.

I still stand for politicians telling the truth and having some sence of honor...

originally posted by: usernameconspiracy
OH, I think he's serious. However, he demonstrates on a daily basis how and why he is incapable of being President of the United States. The fact that he doesn't understand (or simply refuses to follow) simple diplomacy or decorum is a good example of the delusions he follows. He is unfit for pretty much any public office.

Follow simple diplomacy?
Hell, this is America and we're number one.
Trump doesn't need to be diplomatic to anyone.

If people are scarred of America now, just wait until Trump takes over and starts making America great again.

We are going to kick ass and take names. Get out of our way, etc.

originally posted by: olaru12
Trump has issued an aggressive response to an ad Paul released that attacks the billionaire businessman by questioning his conservative credentials.

Thinking about this, Donald should expect to have to prove himself.
He would do no less to anyone asking of him, and he needs to cut
back on the theatrics.

Also....the media comparing him to Clinton does not reflect
well on him, If he really is all the Trump he is supposed to be,
he should call them off that line of headlines.

originally posted by: burntheships

originally posted by: olaru12
Trump has issued an aggressive response to an ad Paul released that attacks the billionaire businessman by questioning his conservative credentials.

Thinking about this, Donald should expect to have to prove himself.
He would do no less to anyone asking of him, and he needs to cut
back on the theatrics.

Also....the media comparing him to Clinton does not reflect
well on him, If he really is all the Trump he is supposed to be,
he should call them off that line of headlines.

If this were HIS reality show in a reverse position?

He would be fired

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask

If this were HIS reality show in a reverse position?

He would be fired

Yes!

He can brawl his way to some point, but then he must expect to prove
himself to the rest of America that is waiting to see if he is for real.
Telling Rand to go away does not really make him look very presidential.

Disclosure: I would vote for Rand in a New York Minute.

originally posted by: amicktd
a reply to: DelMarvel

The country is already in Chapter 11. So what's your point?

The country is NOT in Chapter 11 and cannot be put in Chapter 11 and benefit from that protection.

Trump has run his businesses into the ground four times and had to file for bankruptcy usually resulting in him being forced to give up control. And that qualifies him to run the country?

a reply to: DelMarvel

The US Total National Debt currently stands at:

$18,152,809,942,589

Nope....Not chapter 11....Waaaaaay past that.

Donald is about the only person who can fix this....He know money manipulation like the best ever and has his entire life!

If you like that pension in your 401K plan you will want someone in office who will take a stab at fixing this massive issue!

www.concordcoalition.org...

originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein
a reply to: DelMarvel

The US Total National Debt currently stands at:

$18,152,809,942,589

Nope....Not chapter 11....Waaaaaay past that.

So, how are we as a nation past Chapter 11?

That would involve somehow turning our authority over to a hypothetical global court. That would involve restructuring our debt, with the permission of our creditors so that (for example) the Chinese would be willing to take a loss on our bonds rather than lose everything in total bankruptcy. That alone would destroy our economy.

If we're looking at Trump as an example, "Chapter 11" would also include the person or persons in charge relinquishing control at the demand of the creditors.

How does that work? President Donald turns over control of the U.S. government to Beijing?

And how much more evidence do you need of Trump's alleged success as a businessman than the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City?

A run down, continually bankrupt casino that he can't even get his name removed from even though he wants to.

He accumulated personal wealth at the expense of the economy by using junk bonds and running his enterprises into the ground where others had to pick up the pieces and pay for his mistakes.

He's a prime example of everything that's wrong with the economic system.