"Flattery goes a long way with Mr. Trump"

[skye]

and of course his property in Cali .... in Palos Verdes .... but he got bored of it so sold it ...

I liked the American Dream ,that is no more sadly because of this Oba- anus President

 

[Connery]

and of course his property in Cali .... in Palos Verdes .... but he got bored of it so sold it ...

I liked the American Dream ,that is no more sadly because of this Oba- anus President

The American dream yes, but , Trump stared off with 6 million dollar property his father bought for him.

 

[skye]

6 million is ok ... who's complaining

 

[Connery]

6 million is ok ... who's complaining

I am not...but...Trump's American dream was secured as his birthright not to be confused with people like me who came from nothing and were lucking enough to enjoy a measure of success. I do not begrudge him his success at all. Just making sure all the cards are laid out.

Oh and you have to go to a certain street in Palm Beach is so beautiful and tree lined breath taking.

 

[skye]

so let Trump keep his puzzling hairstyle ..... he owns it

 

[Connery]

so let Trump keep his puzzling hairstyle ..... he owns it

He would not be Trump without the hair......besides it is a science project, a form of art and a threat to the Ozone layer all wrapped up in one.

 

[skye]

I would marry him in heartbeat.

Enough said.

 

[Connery]

I would marry him in heartbeat.

Enough said.

Why is that?

 

[skye]

I like Manhattan

 

[Connery]

I like Manhattan

You can go to Manhattan without marrying Trump and you would not have to put up with him.

 

[Connery]

I like Manhattan

I like Manhattan

You can go to Manhattan without marrying Trump and you would not have to put up with him.

On second thought it is a good idea I would like to show his wife around Manhattan....

 

[Sarah G]

The Donald Problem


The friend's advice: "Flattery goes a long way with Mr. Trump."

And so, in September 2011, the candidate himself paid a visit to Trump Towers in New York City. Other GOP contenders had already made the journey to kiss The Donald's ring — including Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann, and Rick Perry — but Romney was considered the most serious candidate at that point. Rather than hold a big press conference outside the building like others did, Romney slipped in and out of a back door, dodging the photographers lurking nearby.

No one knows what was said behind those closed doors — only Romney and Trump were present — but whatever it was, the candidate had "charmed" him, according to a source who spoke to Trump afterward. The source added that Trump had seriously considered backing Perry, but Romney's meeting put him over the edge.

"I think it's a rich-guy thing," Trump's friend told BuzzFeed.

By the time the deal was finally sealed, several of the campaign staffers in Boston had grown so sick of Trump's demands that they refused to deal with him anymore.

The task of keeping him happy, then, fell mainly to campaign press secretary Andrea Saul, a natural schmoozer with a disarming Georgia accent and an inordinate tolerance for BS. Trump's entourage called campaign headquarters constantly, eagerly passing along strategy ideas from their boss, and the calls were always patched through to Saul's office. Her desk became littered with Trump aides' business cards, and post-it notes reminding her to call them back. (Saul did not respond to BuzzFeed's request for comment.)

The day of Trump's official endorsement came February 2, just after Romney beat back another conservative primary rival — this time, Newt Gingrich — by carpet-bombing Florida with attack ads. The campaign was riding high, hoping against hope that the Trump endorsement would help them rally Republicans behind his candidacy so he could begin focusing on the general election.

As part of their negotiations, the Romney campaign had agreed to announce the endorsement with a press conference held at Trump's Las Vegas hotel. The Donald was having the time of his life, roaming around the lobby and holding not one, but three separate press gaggles. He bragged about the lengths to which the campaign had gone to court him, and he made a point of plugging his hotel.

"You can see why it's number one in Nevada!" he declared.

Campaign aides could be seen rolling their eyes, but they were under strict orders to keep him happy, a campaign official said. At one point, Trump looked out over the press section — comprised mostly of a few local reporters, and the campaign's typical traveling press — and squinted at Saul as he fished for compliments.

"Andrea, have you ever had this many reporters at an endorsement?" he asked.

"Never," she responded, dutifully.

He then turned to a campaign advance staffer, and asked the same question. He hesitated at first, but then offered, "It's more than normal." Trump nodded, satisfied.

But for all the campaign's herculean efforts to appease Trump and his outsize ego in pursuit of conservative approval, Romney hardly looked comfortable on stage as his newest supporter delivered a grandiose — and vaguely self-serving — address. When it was time for the photo op, Romney angled, ever so slightly, away from the camera. And when he had to come to the microphone, he looked as though he couldn't believe what he was doing.

"There are some things you just can't imagine happening," Romney said. "This is one of them."

​

Sounds like a bromance to me..

 

[Synthaholic]

"Do you mind if I sit back a little? Because your breath is very bad. "

He was speaking to Larry King, on his eponymous TV show. I was watching it live at the time. I felt bad for Larry, but he handled it like the pro he is.

Trump is just a dick.

 

[Synthaholic]

I would marry him in heartbeat.

Enough said.

Why is that?

I like Manhattan

"Now that we've determined the price..."





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[Synthaholic]

I like Manhattan

I like Manhattan

You can go to Manhattan without marrying Trump and you would not have to put up with him.

On second thought it is a good idea I would like to show his wife around Manhattan....

She looks like she's from the City of Atlantis or something.


Nice ta-tas, though!

 

[Connery]

I like Manhattan

You can go to Manhattan without marrying Trump and you would not have to put up with him.

On second thought it is a good idea I would like to show his wife around Manhattan....

She looks like she's from the City of Atlantis or something.


Nice ta-tas, though!

City of Atlanitis? Yes she has great lungs...

 

[Toro]

he also has a nice apartment in Manhattan ...

Yes.

Trump's damaging his brand with all this loony birferism.

Trump markets his brand as upscale luxury. Most wealthy, upscale people don't want to be associated with nutters embarrassing themselves with crackpot theories.

 

[skye]

I would marry him in heartbeat.

Enough said.

just joking ... don't like him either!

 

[JoeB131]

What is Donald Trump's appeal?


Anyone?

He's a celebrity on a reality TV show.

The world shouldn't work that way. We should admire people who create real jobs and develop valuable products. We don't, though.

Because these guys are jsut about the work.

I'd be vastly more interested in anything that Bill Gates had to say than Donald Trump.