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Despite all the negativity in this thread, if you had to choose between meeting Don Junior at a private location and meeting anyone on this thread at a private location, I think you'd rather meet Don Junior.
Especially if I was trying to sell him something. As a used car salesman would tell you, "He's a laydown."
Anyway, if Jared does well in the Middle East and a peace deal comes of it, he'll have plenty to brag about in a future fun for President, or he'll be a valuable asset to Ivanka's campaign.
If Jared accomplishes singlehandedly what every president in my lifetime has tried to do in the Middle East and failed, I hope they give him the Congressional Medal Of Honor before they lock him up for thirty years.
but you dont understand, don jr can be as dumb as he wants. he doesnt work for the government, he a private citzen, he can talk to who ever he wants about anything he wants
You should let Alan Futerfas know that. I'm sure he's frantically flipping rocks right now looking for some kind of logical defense against the charges that are on the way for Uday... Sorry - I meant Don Jr.
Why yes, yes they do, if they inherit hundreds of millions of dollars and all they have to do is approve plans and sign checks. I'll give you the fact that you have to have something on the ball to actually execute the plans and make it work, but you have to get your hands dirty to do that.
Absolutely not. Trump Junior needs to take his show on the road. Go on every talk show that will help him.
What Trump needs to do is provide proof that "there is no 'there' there." If he is innocent, I would think he would be egging the investigators on and covering them up with piles of evidence to that effect.
Again you are wrong. Not illegal to get dirt from a foreign country. Not illegal to even get dirt that was illegally obtained. Again, watch Alan Dershowitz' comments. He's a die hard liberal and even he is siding with Trump.
Dershowitz is no die hard liberal, he's a Trump stooge and has gone off the deep end defending him. He's lost absolutely all credibility.
And yes, it's illegal to get dirt from a foreign country. Kennedy was offered dirt by the Soviets - he turned it over to the FBI. Gore was offered illegally obtained dirt on Bush - he handed it over to the FBI.
Normal, ethical candidates don't do what Trump team did.
If Jared accomplishes singlehandedly what every president in my lifetime has tried to do in the Middle East and failed, I hope they give him the Congressional Medal Of Honor before they lock him up for thirty years.
And then after the 30 years in prison his legend will have grown to Nelson Mandela status
Dershowitz is no die hard liberal, he's a Trump stooge and has gone off the deep end defending him. He's lost absolutely all credibility.
And yes, it's illegal to get dirt from a foreign country. Kennedy was offered dirt by the Soviets - he turned it over to the FBI. Gore was offered illegally obtained dirt on Bush - he handed it over to the FBI.
Normal, ethical candidates don't do what Trump team did.
Dershowitz has about as much credibility is Jeffrey Lord.
Are you aware the judge in the case she was advising on requested she be allowed to stay in the country?
Not in June of 2016.
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