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We're watching the end of the republican party. How long before Congress has a Democratic majority again?
BTW does it bother anyone else that the phoney conservatives are endorsing Trump?
Every President surrounds himself with very, very bright people but you actually have to be willing to listen to those people and take their advice something I'm by no means convinced Trump will do.People love to keep saying Trump is a CEO and job creator and yes he is the thing people keep forgetting is Presidents don't start busissness they don't hire people or create jobs they create and put policies in place that allow that to happen that is something a CEO does not do. As I said on another thread running a business even an international one and a country are two very different things. Being good at one does not make you good at the other.Interesting but not really surprising I have a couple of thoughts on the endorsement. First is Christie angling for possible VP slot? Second is this because his own plan to take Rubio down backfired? Kind of odd that Christie who went after Rubio for lack of experience would now endorse someone who has no governing experience at all.
Rubio has no job creation experience, so, looks like Christie is backing a CEO with job creating experience over a politician with mostly hot-air creating experience.
This stuff is not as difficult as you frame it out to be!
Unless the CEO is Trump, who surrounds and will surround himself with very, very bright people, some who are egads, politicians!
You left that part out..........which is Yuuge!!!
I would rather not find out.Every President surrounds himself with very, very bright people but you actually have to be willing to listen to those people and take their advice something I'm by no means convinced Trump will do.People love to keep saying Trump is a CEO and job creator and yes he is the thing people keep forgetting is Presidents don't start busissness they don't hire people or create jobs they create and put policies in place that allow that to happen that is something a CEO does not do. As I said on another thread running a business even an international one and a country are two very different things. Being good at one does not make you good at the other.Interesting but not really surprising I have a couple of thoughts on the endorsement. First is Christie angling for possible VP slot? Second is this because his own plan to take Rubio down backfired? Kind of odd that Christie who went after Rubio for lack of experience would now endorse someone who has no governing experience at all.
Rubio has no job creation experience, so, looks like Christie is backing a CEO with job creating experience over a politician with mostly hot-air creating experience.
This stuff is not as difficult as you frame it out to be!
Unless the CEO is Trump, who surrounds and will surround himself with very, very bright people, some who are egads, politicians!
You left that part out..........which is Yuuge!!!
And you think Hillary would?
Two points...
1) Christie has proven totally irrelevant at 6% or less... who cares?
2) Wasn't Christie saying, just weeks ago in the debates, that ONLY a former Governor was suitable to hold the office of president? Shouldn't he have endorsed Kasich?
BTW does it bother anyone else that the phoney conservatives are endorsing Trump?
pwned
We're watching the end of the republican party. How long before Congress has a Democratic majority again?
We're watching the end of the republican party. How long before Congress has a Democratic majority again?
Two points...
1) Christie has proven totally irrelevant at 6% or less... who cares?
2) Wasn't Christie saying, just weeks ago in the debates, that ONLY a former Governor was suitable to hold the office of president? Shouldn't he have endorsed Kasich?
He might have if Kasich stood a chance in hell.
If you are going to choose sides, choose the side that's winning.
pwned
no offense sir, but when i first seen this typed out about 30 years ago on "Prodigy" i thought is was dumb then and today i believe it is rather stupid.
Two points...
1) Christie has proven totally irrelevant at 6% or less... who cares?
2) Wasn't Christie saying, just weeks ago in the debates, that ONLY a former Governor was suitable to hold the office of president? Shouldn't he have endorsed Kasich?
He might have if Kasich stood a chance in hell.
If you are going to choose sides, choose the side that's winning.
Yeah, because it's all about picking who is most popular.
Chris Christie is endorsing Trump. I guess it's safe to assume this was Trumps big news.
Chris Christie is endorsing Trump. I guess it's safe to assume this was Trumps big news.
It was one of Trump's "bigly" deals. He probably promised the fat guy a VP spot. Wouldn't surprise me in the least.
