Orren Boyle knew something about business too. Would you vote for him. Half the villains in AS are businessmen.

What kind of fool goes through multiple bankruptcies without learning just a little humility?

If she is elected, then the "rule of law" in our country will officially be over.

If he is elected, government cronies will undergo a population explosion. His supporters remind me of that friend with a new girlfriend/boyfriend "that can do no wrong".

If the Election were tomorrow I'd jump
For neither The Bitch nor The Trump.
I want honesty and ethics
And a long-missing mix
Of courage and vision
To be the new mission.
Since most of the insiders
Are political spiders,
An outsider or two
Is long overdue!
When I look at them all
I like Carson or Paul...

Gary Johnson

Agree, but still not as bad as Hillary.

Of the potentially electable ones who are running today- at least he would tell us when the emperor had no clothes and would stick up for the USA internationally. Hillary surely wont, Biden is part of the currently corrupt system, the various republican candidates are either mired in religious fervor, or are just never going to be elected. Not another Bush for sure. The apple doesnt fall far from the tree.

Good reasons to get your vote? Because he trashed a couple of women on TV? Really?

In terms of policies he is a democrat and has always been. He just knew he had a better chance by pretending to be a republican. And he has proven that there are a lot of suckers born every day.

What is it about Trump except for his recent speeches that actually makes you believe he is anti anything Obama did? He decided he had a better chance on the republican side so is crafting his message accordingly. It's all bullshit if you look at his past history of statements, the book he wrote, his cronyist approach to capitalism, his admitted bribery of politicians, and his use of eminent domain to steal people's property for his projects.

Trump is in no way a conservative, a libertarian, or objectivist although he is sort of pretending to the be first on TV.

Well, I sure dont see anyone else throwing caution to the wind when it comes to political correctness. I am tired of people running around apologizing for the "n" word they used 15 years ago so they can look good. If Trump thinks Megyn Kelly is a bimbo, he is entitled to his opinion, and I happen to think he is right on that one. She was very unprofessional in her questioning, probably caving into the management pressure to be 'tough on Trump". As to Rosie O Donnell I would agree with him also that she is kind of a low class non intellectual. I want to know if the emperor had no clothes, and Trump is one of the few who would tell me.

I view this a "randomness" vs a known evil. For example, Trump might want to do something with Obamacare, but I doubt it will be along the lines of Obama. He will probably try to figure out a way to make it more affordable. Hillary will try to further it and entrench it.

Hillary will 100% try to move more power to government, and not just in funding. She will try to strengthen the EPA and every other legislating executive branch agency. I know she will do this, and she has the skills and staff to effect change in government. Trump may not even be able to get things done. Trump will probably not take this tact unless he gets too frustrated with congress.

If we are lucky, either will have to deal with Republican controlled congress, and little on the left will happen...maybe.

Contrary to the article's assertions, Donald Trump has produced "a lucid statement of his political and philosophical views," which can be found in his book "Time to Get Tough." Rhetorical style aside, Trump's views (as presented in this book) are predominantly mainstream conservative with a slight Tea Party flavor. Hillary's views are predominantly mainstream liberal. While neither candidate fully practices what he or she preaches, and neither is a libertarian, there are clear and obvious differences in their political and philosophical beliefs.

Exactly. They are two sides of the same coin.

I can't believe that Republicans completely and totally lack any principles but they are proving it with their support of Trump.

I'm not sure why you think Trump would do more of what you want. There is nothing in his background to indicate that he is not a big government democrat at heart.

I think it's naive that you think that Trump speaks his mind. He is telling people what he thinks they want to hear. He is a consummate showman first and foremost.

Good analogy

Trump and Hillary are opposites. Trump speaks his mind, Hillary hides behind private email servers. Trump is a business person and would stick up for the USA. Hillary did nothing as secretary of state. Trump could convince people to get together. Hillary splits them apart. For me, Trump is the better choice. We need a real change for 4 years, and he certainly would do THAT.

I will vote for Trump if he is the eventual nominee

Hillary is the modern day reincarnation of Nixon, with all the secrecy and self promotion that he had. We wouldnt know what she did until she was out of office.

I don't like either at all, but my choice would be easy. I would pick Trump. He is a clown, but would do more of what I want, and if impeached, would have a running mate I'd like better than Hillary.

Hillary is fundamentally threatened and opposed to every ideal of the gulch. She is untrustworthy. No one will have any idea what she is really up to in the oval office.

Well, for me, recognizing that the business of America is business, not social justice, I'd hold my nose and go for the one who has at least some clue about business. Sorry, Hillary.

I have called Hillary "Hillita Clintón" pretty much ever since the musical Evita was promoted during the Clintón years with the obvious goal of promoting Hillita.

Look at it this way. Either one would be the best President to take office this century.

Hilarious. they are both bildaberg. there is no Vs x

Exactly!