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Originally Posted by wall st kid
he's not dissing anyone in his own party, they're dissing him, you have that backwards.
listen to what youre saying, elected 'officials' are mostly bought and paid for hacks who do the bidding for big donors, is that what you want, someone who is a 'career politician'? And there you go again with the tax returns, if you watched the debate, he talked all about them, they're a non issue, they have no bearing on how this country would be run. Trump is very closely working with Newt Gingrich and Rudy and Mike Pence, all very smart politicians who are there at a moments notice for advice, Trump's really good at getting information from people to make informed decisions, do you really and honestly think that if he didnt know something he wouldn't call Newt and ask him for advice? He would call the guy in a heartbeat and the reason he would call is because he wants to be considered a winning and successful president, all the clintons care about is the cash, they can care less what you think of them, Trump isn't doing this for the cash.
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Anyone that says they know more than the generals about ISIS cannot be taken seriously on foreign policy. At the debate he said no one respects women more than he does. That is not even remotely true. More material for SNL and other comedians. Lol.
A President should have held at least one prior government position IMO. Career politician not necessary, but not disqualified either. Good to have advisors, but it also helps to have a little experience at some level.
Agree Trump is not doing this for money, but he likes the power, prestige and ego trip of being President. After the second debate, it is clear he will abuse that power if elected.
Frankly, the fact he is confiding in Newt Gingrich does not surprise me and is a concern for many Americans. I wonder if that is who he called before deciding to spend so much time getting the Clinton accusers from the 1990's to be at the debate because he wanted to deflect from the Friday videotape. His crusade and vendetta against the Clintons is becoming an obsession to him. That was on clear display at the debate. It now is more important to him than dealing with economic and foreign policy issues. It is alarming that he wants to prosecute and jail a political opponent. It may not have started out that way, but that is a fact now.
If he had instead gathered together some of the ex-military people that he says support him, to be at the debate instead of the Bill Clinton accusers and discuss foreign policy and ISIS with them beforehand, then I could at least respect Trump. He would at least realize he does not know more than they do.
The gutter tactics and his temperament on full display at the second debate are not the sign of a responisble leader. Many voters reject that. The most recent polls reflect that. You are entitled to your opinion. Agree to disagree.
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