Donald Trump's new finance guru: once a Clinton donor, Soros employee

a reply to: Indigo5

This:

But it is strange days when the far right's hero hires someone as Head of Fundraising and Finance who has supported Pres. Obama, Hillary Clinton and worked for George Soros...

isn't fact, it's conjecture. Your readers will thank your brain when it recognizes the difference between those two. Mnuchin already has history with the "right's heros" in the form of donations to their campaigns.

Again, complete non-issue.

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

You can't exactly do that without having been inside the enemies camp now can you.

a reply to: Indigo5

It just keeps getting more squirreley every day.

I said a while ago that anyone in the final race will be a friend of TPTB.

I really am tired of this election cycle.
My kids (10 &12 years old) talk about it all the time.

I just keep telling them that I don't like any of the candidates.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

This:

But it is strange days when the far right's hero hires someone as Head of Fundraising and Finance who has supported Pres. Obama, Hillary Clinton and worked for George Soros...

isn't fact, it's conjecture. Your readers will thank your brain when it recognizes the difference between those two. Mnuchin already has history with the "right's heros" in the form of donations to their campaigns.

Again, complete non-issue.

Confused...Is not giving money to President Obama's election campaign "supporting his campaign"?

And certainly he as donated to right leaning candidates like Romney...

But his contributions are majority Democrat?

There is nothing non-factual or conjecture in the above?

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5


Again, complete non-issue.

This seems to be your standard refrain for all things Trump related...

It strikes me as a cultish response...You can support Trump or someone else, but acknowledging facts and thinking a little, whatever your conclusions, is a healthy way to operate in the world IMO.

a reply to: Indigo5

The Kabuki Dance

and

the shell game continues . . . same song . . . different band . . . 666th verse.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

He also donated to Republicans Steve Forbes, Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney

The desperation of the #nottrump crowd is woefully apparent at this point.

Complete non-issue.

O look.

Observe the Trump cultist who thinks the Great Trump cant do no wrong.

Let me guess he will Fix all the USA woes and Bring sunshine and Rainbows to DC



Feel the Bern....Wait no Make Merica Great AGAIN! I forget the two camps are so similar in there blind support!

a reply to: Indigo5

This isn't "strange days." That's the conjecture. This is business as it has been for quite some time for both parties. There are very, very few single party donors anymore, especially where businesses and major investors are concerned. Even the left's boogeymen, the Koch Brothers, have donated large sums to Democrats. www.politico.com...

It's how the game is played and, while it was probably "strange" when it started (whenever that was), today it isn't strange at all.

Making it a non-issue

The sentiment is so strong that a local lady put one of these in her yard and the news did a story on it.

They sell all kinds of merchandise for those of you who might be interested.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: BlueAjah

Look, we cannot expect that every person behind Trump is suddenly a convert. It is hard enough to believe Trump is, but not everyone behind him will be too.

It is a troubling thing. We'll see where it goes.

As a Trump supporter I remain skeptical.

However Trump will need ibsiders to accomplish his goal and enlisting the right people will be necessary.

It's still a Safer bet than Hillary and everything Trump has done from Vkncente Fox go his willingness to be interviewed unscripted and all of gets my 100% support.

The naysayers are just jealous he's rich.

a reply to: ketsuko

Smart lady.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

It's how the game is played and, while it was probably "strange" when it started (whenever that was), today it isn't strange at all.

Making it a non-issue

Yes, but only a month ago you posted this?

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
Support a candidate Soros funds? Not even once.

Kasich is exactly what most of us believe he is: a liberalized, marginalized, weak Republican infiltrator.

It seems that it is suddenly "just the way the game is played" and a "non-issue" now that Trump hired a former Soros employee?

a reply to: crazyewok

Mind the political affairs of your little island nation and German royals. Men are discussing serious politics over here.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: crazyewok

Mind the political affairs of your little island nation and German royals. Men are discussing serious politics over here.

Serious my arse.

US politics is a bunch of cry-babies bitching and crying and believing in fantasies.

Your whole election system is one huge joke to us! Divide the Nation for 18 months to pick a candidate thats a puppet anyway.



PS Our Royals have nothing to do with politics. They are historical reenactors which we keep around because you Americans are dumb enough to pay to come over and see.

a reply to: Indigo5

Former Soros employee is NOT George Soros. There are certain individuals in this world who one does not politically associate with unless they're politically compromised. Soros is one, Bill Ayers is another.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

This:

But it is strange days when the far right's hero hires someone as Head of Fundraising and Finance who has supported Pres. Obama, Hillary Clinton and worked for George Soros...

isn't fact, it's conjecture. Your readers will thank your brain when it recognizes the difference between those two. Mnuchin already has history with the "right's heros" in the form of donations to their campaigns.

Again, complete non-issue.

Not to mention, who in the hell else would you hire? Someone without experience in the game or someone who knows how the game is played? I thought about it awhile and was like wait a damn minute....

Don't hate the player, hate the game!

originally posted by: seeker1963

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

This:

But it is strange days when the far right's hero hires someone as Head of Fundraising and Finance who has supported Pres. Obama, Hillary Clinton and worked for George Soros...

isn't fact, it's conjecture. Your readers will thank your brain when it recognizes the difference between those two. Mnuchin already has history with the "right's heros" in the form of donations to their campaigns.

Again, complete non-issue.

Not to mention, who in the hell else would you hire? Someone without experience in the game or someone who knows how the game is played? I thought about it awhile and was like wait a damn minute....

Don't hate the player, hate the game!

The ...they must be "double agents" defense seems a little tired...In my personal opinion...but you are of course welcome to see it differently if it works for you.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

Former Soros employee is NOT George Soros. There are certain individuals in this world who one does not politically associate with unless they're politically compromised. Soros is one, Bill Ayers is another.

I don't have a microscope powerful enough to see where you split that hair...

a reply to: Indigo5

Clearly this means Trump is part of the Marxist agenda and orchestrated Occupy and the destruction of Christian family values.

Cuz Soros.

a reply to: seeker1963

Now anyone that doesn't like Trump is an SJW?

originally posted by: Indigo5

originally posted by: seeker1963

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Indigo5

This:

But it is strange days when the far right's hero hires someone as Head of Fundraising and Finance who has supported Pres. Obama, Hillary Clinton and worked for George Soros...

isn't fact, it's conjecture. Your readers will thank your brain when it recognizes the difference between those two. Mnuchin already has history with the "right's heros" in the form of donations to their campaigns.

Again, complete non-issue.

Not to mention, who in the hell else would you hire? Someone without experience in the game or someone who knows how the game is played? I thought about it awhile and was like wait a damn minute....

Don't hate the player, hate the game!

The ...they must be "double agents" defense seems a little tired...In my personal opinion...but you are of course welcome to see it differently if it works for you.

I didn't say anything about "double agents". Read my post again. I talked about experience of an individual to get a job done! Nothing at all conspiratorial as your OP is based upon?