Should Donald Trump Run For President?

Discussion in 'Politics' started by CoinOKC, Feb 15, 2011.

  1. CoinOKC
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    CoinOKC T R U M P

    I think there's no question that Obama will be replaced in 2012, but the question is "by whom"? There's a possibility that Donald Trump may make a run for the presidency. He's quite a business oriented person and that's what the country needs. How do you feel about Trump running?

    Should Donald Trump Run For President in 2012?
     
  2. rlm's cents
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    rlm's cents Well-Known Member

    He can run all he wants, but I doubt he will ever get my vote. He is a complete isolationist from what I heard in his interview last night.
     
  3. Moen1305

    Moen1305 Not Republican!

    ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. With that lot on the Right? Let us know when you actually come up with a serious candidate. Donald Trump!? ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
    Who won the straw poll at CPAC this year? Oh yeah…Ron Paul! The hopefuls on the GOP side have a better chance of winning the Westminster Kennel Club’s best in show in the toy category over beating Obama in 2012.
     
  4. CoinOKC
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    I think your left butt cheek has a better chance of winning in 2012 than Obama. Now, I didn't say I thought Trump would be a good candidate, did I?. I said that the country needs someone who is "business oriented". That certainly leaves out anyone on the left, particularly Obama. And certainly what we DON'T need is more socialism. Obama has alienated too many independents to stand a chance in 2012. Whoever the Republicans choose, they're going to wipe the floor with Obama. ha ha ha.
     
  5. arizonaJack

    arizonaJack Well-Known Member

    No, Trump should not run, neither should Bachmann, Palin, et all. A grassroots true conservative is th only chance. Get used to Bo, folks, he is going to be around for 6 more years.
     
  6. Moen1305

    Moen1305 Not Republican!

    You so don't know what you are talking about. He has over 90% of the black vote, upper 80% of the hispanic vote, add that to the base and he is already at 47% of the electorate. The GOP is going to beat him with who? Certainly not your wishful thinking.
     
  7. CoinOKC
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    CoinOKC T R U M P

    Keep dreaming, my friend. Keep listening to MSNBC for their encouragement.
     
  8. Moen1305

    Moen1305 Not Republican!

    Which facts do you deny? You seem to like to spew your opinion but offer few facts. At least I base my statements on something. Are blacks going to suddenly start votong for the GOP? Doubt it! Are hispanics going to forget all the nasty anti-immigrant Republican rhetoric? I doubt that too! Is Obama's base going to have some sort of conservative conversion? You got nothin' but fear fear-boy.
     
  9. CoinOKC
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    From a CNN Opinion Poll, November 2010:

    In a hypothetical 2012 matchup, Huckabee leads Obama 52 - 44 percent, while Romney has a 50-45 point advantage, which is within the poll's sampling error.

    From a CBS Opinion Poll, November 2010:

    As many as 27 percent of Democrats said in the poll they would like someone to challenge Mr. Obama in the primaries. The president fared poorly with white voters and political independents -- just 34 percent of whites said he deserves re-election, and just 35 percent of political independents thought so.

    From the Huffington Post, November 2010:


    US - Obama Approval (Quinnipiac Poll): 44% Approve, 49% Disapprove


    Gallup Poll:


    Gallup Daily: Obama Job Approval


    APPROVAL in steady decline. DISAPPROVAL in steady rise.

    Rasmussen Poll, February 2011


    Obama Approval Index History - Rasmussen Reports™

    48% APPROVE, 51% DISAPPROVE

    From the Oval (USA Today - Gallup Poll), February 2011:

    Obama's approval rating on deficit tanks - The Oval: Tracking the Obama presidency


    • On the economy, 37% approve and 60% disapprove.
    • On taxes, 42% approve and 54% disapprove.
    • On handling the deficit, 27% approve and 68% disapprove.



    Poor Obama:

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  10. David

    David Proud Enemy of Hillary

    There was an unusually higher turnout of minority voters because BO was the first black nominee, you know that. That newness has worn off + he has turned out to be a left-wing fraud so don't expect the same kind of fervor in '12. Additionally, the anti-BO contingency should be more energized to get this clown out of office.
     
  11. Moen1305

    Moen1305 Not Republican!



    I know that you'll backtrack, evade, ignore, and pretend you didn't mean something you actually did mean out of ignorance or your intense need to win arguments you shouldn't be in to begin with...BUT! The very first poll I checked was not only 1 week after the midterms, MORE IMPORTANTLY, it was only among Republican voters. You think that there is a chance Republicans might pick Huckabee or Romney over Obama? Good thing that we have a lot of people in this country that are not Republicans. Learn to read stuff before you try to post it!!!!
     
  12. CoinOKC
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    The poll of 1,006 adult Americans, of which 921 were registered voters, was conducted by phone October 27-30, before the midterm elections.
    The sample also included 500 respondents who describe themselves as Republicans or independents who lean Republican, and 453 respondents who describe themselves as Democrats or independents who lean Democratic. The survey's overall sampling error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.


    Judge for yourself...
     
  13. clembo

    clembo Well-Known Member

    Would he fire everyone?
     
  14. David

    David Proud Enemy of Hillary

    Imagine the skeletons Trump has in his closet? I'm sure his personal soap opera could even make the likes of Clinton & Edwards look like upstanding people.
     
  15. CoinOKC
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    CoinOKC T R U M P

    heheh.. yeah, you're probably right about that....
     
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