Trump Has The Edge Because...

[theDoctorisIn]

You libs ever hear of "disclosure"? The candidates have to make available who their donors are. Show me where Trump has accepted money from lobbyists, special interest groups, or big business. Since you are all experts in this field, it should be easy.

Go look at those disclosures from any candidate, and you won't see "big business" or "lobbyists" there either.

The real money goes into the SuperPACs and 501c4s.

We'll see how many of those magically appear and support Trump.

With the concerted effort by the media, the left, and the status quo right to derail Trump's campaign, I'm sure if he had accepted money from lobbyists or special interests it would be front page news by now. Let's see something other than innuendo.

If the media wanted to "derail" Trump's campaign, they would stop giving him airtime.

That clearly isn't happening.

They're not giving him positive airtime, idiot. Obviously they are trying to sink him and if you were an honest person you would acknowledge that very obvious fact.

The GOP establishment may be trying to sink Trump, but the media sure as shit is NOT.

The media love Trump, he's getting them some of the highest ratings they've had in years.

And for someone like Trump, all airtime is "positive" airtime.

 

[David_42]

You libs ever hear of "disclosure"? The candidates have to make available who their donors are. Show me where Trump has accepted money from lobbyists, special interest groups, or big business. Since you are all experts in this field, it should be easy.

Go look at those disclosures from any candidate, and you won't see "big business" or "lobbyists" there either.

The real money goes into the SuperPACs and 501c4s.

We'll see how many of those magically appear and support Trump.

With the concerted effort by the media, the left, and the status quo right to derail Trump's campaign, I'm sure if he had accepted money from lobbyists or special interests it would be front page news by now. Let's see something other than innuendo.

If the media wanted to "derail" Trump's campaign, they would stop giving him airtime.

That clearly isn't happening.

They're not giving him positive airtime, idiot. Obviously they are trying to sink him and if you were an honest person you would acknowledge that very obvious fact.

The GOP establishment may be trying to sink Trump, but the media sure as shit is NOT.

The media love Trump, he's getting them some of the highest ratings they've had in years.

And for someone like Trump, all airtime is "positive" airtime.

Watch: Stephen Colbert expertly returned Donald Trump to his rightful position as a comedy side show

 

[David_42]

‘South Park’ Depicts the Brutal Rape of Donald Trump

It's attention, amirite?

 

[Rocko]

He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?

I agree, but I don't believe he will be the only one funding his campaign. I believe he expects the RNC to contribute if he becomes the nominee. So his opponent will claim the lobbyists buy the RNC..and it's the RNC that is funding Trump's election run.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought."

Wrong.

Most people agree that Trump is not fit to be president, whether he can be 'bought' or not.

 

[Dad2three]

Why don't you post the entire page? Here's what you left out.


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2. I am a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident and this contribution will not be reimbursed by another person.

$2,700 is the maximum amount an individual may give for the PRIMARY election to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.

$5,400 is the maximum amount a couple may give combined for the PRIMARY election to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. If a joint contribution is made, both individuals must be listed as account holders or both must sign the check.

Contributions to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.

Donald J. Trump for President, Inc can also take contributions for the general election at this time. An individual may give $5,400 combined for the primary and general elections. A couple may give $10,800 combined for the primary and general elections.

Taking small donations from individuals who believe in his candidacy and want to contribute is not the same as taking money from big business (like everyone else does), or foreign governments (like the Democrats do) that would make him beholden to them. Don't know if you understand the difference or if you even want to acknowledge there is a difference. Probably both.

 

[Dad2three]

"Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought."

Wrong.

Most people agree that Trump is not fit to be president, whether he can be 'bought' or not.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?

Another thing that makes a candidate drop out is a lack of votes, which will happen to Trump when the primaries begin.

 

[S.J.]

You libs ever hear of "disclosure"? The candidates have to make available who their donors are. Show me where Trump has accepted money from lobbyists, special interest groups, or big business. Since you are all experts in this field, it should be easy.

Go look at those disclosures from any candidate, and you won't see "big business" or "lobbyists" there either.

The real money goes into the SuperPACs and 501c4s.

We'll see how many of those magically appear and support Trump.

With the concerted effort by the media, the left, and the status quo right to derail Trump's campaign, I'm sure if he had accepted money from lobbyists or special interests it would be front page news by now. Let's see something other than innuendo.

If the media wanted to "derail" Trump's campaign, they would stop giving him airtime.

That clearly isn't happening.

They're not giving him positive airtime, idiot. Obviously they are trying to sink him and if you were an honest person you would acknowledge that very obvious fact.

The GOP establishment may be trying to sink Trump, but the media sure as shit is NOT.

The media love Trump, he's getting them some of the highest ratings they've had in years.

And for someone like Trump, all airtime is "positive" airtime.

Show us how the media is promoting Trump. What positive things are they saying about him and who is saying them?

 

[S.J.]

"Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought."

Wrong.

Most people agree that Trump is not fit to be president, whether he can be 'bought' or not.

Credible link?

 

[Wildman]

His liquid net worth is much, much less.

BUT!! still more than anyone else has, including Hitlery, which of course most was obtained illegally.

 

[S.J.]

Why don't you post the entire page? Here's what you left out.


By clicking "Contribute" I certify that the following statements are true and accurate:

1. This contribution is made from my personal funds and is not drawn on an account maintained by a corporation, labor union, or national bank, and
2. I am a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident and this contribution will not be reimbursed by another person.

$2,700 is the maximum amount an individual may give for the PRIMARY election to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.

$5,400 is the maximum amount a couple may give combined for the PRIMARY election to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. If a joint contribution is made, both individuals must be listed as account holders or both must sign the check.

Contributions to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.

Donald J. Trump for President, Inc can also take contributions for the general election at this time. An individual may give $5,400 combined for the primary and general elections. A couple may give $10,800 combined for the primary and general elections.

Taking small donations from individuals who believe in his candidacy and want to contribute is not the same as taking money from big business (like everyone else does), or foreign governments (like the Democrats do) that would make him beholden to them. Don't know if you understand the difference or if you even want to acknowledge there is a difference. Probably both.

Care to contribute a thought of your own?

 

[sealybobo]

He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?

He can't be bought because he's one of them.

 

[Wildman]

[QUOTE="NYcarbineer, post: 12390154, member: 18701"]The people who want someone other than Trump have a huge lead.[/QUOTE]

care to name "someone" ?

 

[S.J.]

"Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought."

Wrong.

Most people agree that Trump is not fit to be president, whether he can be 'bought' or not.

See post #32.

 

[S.J.]

He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?

He can't be bought because he's one of them.

Thanks for your acknowledgment that he can't be bought.

 

[Wildman]

But again, I don't know

thank you for a truthful and honest reply, something other libercrats will never do!!

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down....

Trump has NOT been spending a lot of money campaigning. He has used the media. Trump rarely spends his own money even when he files frivolous lawsuits against people.

When he takes private property through crooked deals on eminent domain, he uses the money of partners


Trumps is all smoke and mirrors.
He's a trust fund baby
with
a thin skin

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Show us how the media is promoting Trump. What positive things are they saying about him and who is saying them?

Trump was great for ratings during the usually sloooooooooooooooooow end of summer

All media loved using a Trump lead to snatch viewers. Trump would tweet and squawk and set it all up. They played off each other. First FOX and now others are tiring of it all

 

[S.J.]

He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down....

Trump has NOT been spending a lot of money campaigning. He has used the media. Trump rarely spends his own money even when he files frivolous lawsuits against people.

When he takes private property through crooked deals on eminent domain, he uses the money of partners


Trumps is all smoke and mirrors.
He's a trust fund baby
with
a thin skin

Bet you wish you were half as smart as The Donald, don't you?