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The Donald any day, did not get where he is by no experince, being stupid or ingorant, or business savy. He really wants to help this economy and i truly believe if anyone can it is him.
I agree
Enough of the career politicians. I'd take Donald over almost all choices
Trump would be my pick of the two. Newt is too hypocritical for my tastes....married three times, having affairs while still married. Trump could have done the same for all I know but at least he didn't publicly act like a paragon of virtue and respectability during Clinton's impeachment hearings, faking outrage over Clinton's affair with Monica while he was doing the exact same thing with a staffer 23 years younger than himself. Newt blew his chance.
OK, but it sounds like you are defending Clinton. I am not going to defend Newt's marital affairs... but he is a smart politician who has a great plan for America. Most libs say that Clinton's sexual episodes don't matter as long as he ran the country. Well, now the shoe is on the other foot.
OK, but it sounds like you are defending Clinton. I am not going to defend Newt's marital affairs... but he is a smart politician who has a great plan for America. Most libs say that Clinton's sexual episodes don't matter as long as he ran the country. Well, now the shoe is on the other foot.
I'm not defending Clinton. Where ever did you get that idea? I'm saying there is a price to pay for the kind of stuff both Clinton and Newt did. Serial skirt chasers need not apply for the job of president.
I'm not defending Clinton. Where ever did you get that idea? I'm saying there is a price to pay for the kind of stuff both Clinton and Newt did. Serial skirt chasers need not apply for the job of president.
So FDR, Eisenhower, and Kennedy shouldn't have been president?
The Donald and The Speaker have made a lot of media rounds lately.
...And a lot of people like what they have to say (especially about the current administration).
Which man would best lead America in this New World Order?
Neither one would make it very far. Both have waaaaaaaay too much personal baggage. I think the current flurry of media regarding both is just a way for them to stay in the public eye and polish their "brand", a-la Sarah Palin. Neither one of them is a serious candidate for anything. Political posturing is good for business.
Trump would be my pick of the two. Newt is too hypocritical for my tastes....married three times, having affairs while still married. Trump could have done the same for all I know but at least he didn't publicly act like a paragon of virtue and respectability during Clinton's impeachment hearings, faking outrage over Clinton's affair with Monica which Newt did, and all the while Newt was doing the exact same thing with a staffer 23 years younger than himself. Newt blew his chance.
So FDR, Eisenhower, and Kennedy shouldn't have been president?
I agree with Wayland Woman. Yes, they don't need to be perfect, but they have to have a little class. Clinton had a world class intellect, but not a lot of respect for his marriage. The other dudes. The same. Bush and Obama have classy wives, like Hillary Clinton, and they treat them as such. I respect that.
Gingrich was worse yet was going on about family values the whole time. A complete tool. With Trump, what you see is what you get. I can deal with that, so long as he doesn't do the Caligula thing while in office.
Trump recently was on the Michael Savage radio show. The Michael Savage that was quickly kicked off his new show on the Fox News network, and is now banned from entering England. Not too bright for someone who wants to be president.
Michael Savage makes Rush Limbaugh look like Harry Reid.
Given the choice, I'm with the do-er (trump) not the ideas guy (gingrich).
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