One stupid ******* blunder after another & he never backs down. The man seems incapable of humility. He is one of three things:
The biggest jackass to ever run for the office.
In the tank for Hillary.
Intentionally self imploding cause he never wanted to win to begin with.
No.
What you’ll hear after the polls close in November is something like this (if you don’t hear it before); “Politics is a profession” or “Professional politics is not something amateurs can pick up overnight. It took Hillary 30 years to figure out the winning formula.” Or (my favorite because I agree with it) “Politics is a profession; best left to the professionals.”
If you recall 1992; H. Ross Perot (rookie) looked just as bizarre at times. Perot had some class and decided to limit the damage he did to himself toward the end and he basically was apologizing for his campaign toward the end of the line.
From Allpolitics.com:—I have colorized the most bizarre things about Ross.
Political Timeline
1992:
February 20: On CNN's "Larry King Live," Perot says he would run for president if supporters can get his name on all 50 state ballots.
March 18: Speaks at the National Press Club and says he will run on an independent ticket if supporters put his name on the ballot of all 50 states.
March 30: Names retired Vice Admiral James Stockdale as his "provisional" running mate.
April 28: A Washington Post/ABC News poll finds Bush at 36%, Clinton at 31% and Perot 30%. The poll is deemed especially significant because it is the first one that puts Perot within striking distance of the major party candidates.
May 29: Says on "20/20" he would not have any homosexuals in his cabinet and would not reverse the ban on gays in the military. Gay and lesbian activists actively protest Perot's candidacy at events throughout 1992.
June 3: Hires veteran Republican political consultant Ed Rollins and veteran Democratic political consultant Hamilton Jordan.
June 21: Media reports link Perot to the ordering of several private investigations of George Bush in the 1980s.
June 24: Appearing on "Larry King Live," Perot accuses the Republicans of "dirty tricks" against his campaign. RNC Chairman Rich Bond calls in and disputes the charge.
July 11: Speaks to NAACP and uses the phrase "your people." NAACP criticizes Perot, who later apologizes, saying he was unaware his language was offensive.
July 15: Veteran Republican political operative Ed Rollins quits the Perot campaign.
July 16: Perot quits presidential race, saying he decided to withdraw because the Democratic party has "revitalized" itself. (Perot's supporters continue their efforts to place his name on all state ballots.)
July 20: A volunteer in Perot's unannounced presidential campaign files suit against him in a federal court in Miami, accusing him of breaking a promise to run for president.
September 18: Qualifies for the Arizona ballot, completing efforts to put his name on all 50 state ballots.
October 1: Re-enters presidential race as an independent; makes the announcement at a Dallas press conference.
October 11: Debates Clinton and Bush in St. Louis, the first of three nationally televised debates.
November 3: Finishes third in the presidential election with 19,741,657 votes, or 18.9% of the popular vote. Fails to carry a single state, but places second in Maine with 30% of the popular vote, slightly ahead of George Bush, who vacationed in Kennebunkport. He also finishes second in Utah with 27% of the vote, three percent ahead of Clinton. Perot also carries more than 25% of the popular vote in Alaska (28%), Idaho (27%), Kansas (27%), Montana (26%), Nevada (26%) and Wyoming (26%).
November 5: FEC documents state Perot spent $65.6 million of his own money on the 1992 campaign.
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The aftermath has been that Ross Perot’s company is still highly thought of; as is the man. Drumpf’s going to have a very bumpy ride business-wise after this. You saw from the convention how his “friends” in entertainment were all busy that week.