Trump: Primary Three functions of government are Healthcare, Education, Security
This wasn't even a gotcha question. It was an open-ended solicitation for opinion. That Donald Trump thinks this is the role of government tells me all I need to know about his suitability to be President. He either doesn't understand the proper role of government, or he is just as socialist as Bernie and Hillary. Either way it tells me what my research has continued to tell me all along: Trump will not be a Constitutional President if elected.
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In regards to the Carson thing, that one has been covered ad nauseum. CNN reported that Carson's people in NH had left him (and it was true) to work for Cruz. Cruz' people then used that in a last-minute campaign effort. There were no lies told. Carson felt sorely done by, and Cruz did apologize to Carson. (Interesting side note: Carson said that Trump offered him a place in the cabinet in exchange for his endorsement.) Did Trump ever apologize for calling Cruz a liar? Nope. In fact, he still keeps using that line.
In regards to the ad in Utah, it wasn't run by Cruz. He didn't sanction it. It was run by an anti-Trump PAC. If you want to harp on one political candidate being responsible for the acts of others, you're going to get hammered on the whole David Duke endorsement fiasco AND on the recent hit piece done by one of Trump's friends at the National Enquirer. Do you really want to go there?
For a measure of who is actually bringing real solutions to the table, let's look at the last several debate performances. Trump's victories in the debates came only at the very first when he didn't have people coming after him on his record and when he was getting a 2-to-1 airtime allotment! Rubio killed Trump in the debate just before Florida. Cruz won the one before that. As the number of debate participants has dwindled, so has Trump's ability to dodge his policy problems. And did you hear him in the few interviews he did right after the Florida debate? He couldn't stop going on and on about Marco Rubio's jab and even turned it into a supposed reference about his manhood. Seriously? And now he throws a pretended fit about Fox so he doesn't have to go toe-to-toe with an experienced debater. What is he going to do if he wins the primaries and has to go up against Bernie or Hillary? You think he's going to get a pass then?
I'm equally insulted at the 'bully' tactics that have grown out of Black Lives Matter. Look at North Carolina, Apple refusing to do business there if they sign a law requiring people to use the bathroom and locker room that reflects their natural plumbing. What an f'ing concept, and only serves to protect the rights of others. My answer "Fine - we can pull those Apple Store occupancy permits in Raleigh, Durham, etc., we can send the Fire Marshall by at every new product release date so they can count how many people are in the stores, we can stop buying Apples for k-12 and colleges schools, and ban state employees from using iphones. BofA doesn't like it, fine, we don't need to offer direct-deposit to BofA accounts for state employees either. That bullying has gotten out of hand. People have rights to their beliefs and the culture of their communities.
Cruz has done a number of underhanded things that he hasnt disavowed. First with the whole "carson has backed out, vote for Cruz" thing. Then there was the whole printing of Trump's wife pictures with the caption about "do you want this as your first lady" thing. You can say what you want that it was someone else that did it, but I say its obvious that at least Cruz and Romney knew about it (they havent disavowed it at all). Cruz hasnt said that he disapproved of using Trumps wife in that way. Its got nothing to do with Trumps qualifications. If Cruz didnt approve of it, he should have said so and publicly withdrew it. He brought in the wife and family thing. Trump's response was just to show pictures of both wives with the caption- a picture is worth 1000 words. Cruz had a hissy fit, but he DID start bringing in the wife thing. The two of them should have apologized to each other and put the issue to rest. Wives are wives, not publicly elected officials anyway.
Now, Cruz is after Trump openly and almost everytime he speaks. Its stupid and annoying, as well as unprofessional. Its obvious Cruz is feeling the heat of losing and just wants to tear down the will of the people who support trump. I think Trump has been pretty good at talking about what he brings to the table, and Cruz should do the same.
Here's a radical idea: why don't the other Muslim nations take in all these refugees - including the original "Palestinians" who were displaced? It's a very simple solution to the problem.
The real answer is that both Islam and Jewry consider the city of Jerusalem to be theirs by divine right. The Jews believe the Temple Mount to be the only site acceptable on which to rebuild the Temple originally commissioned by David and built by Solomon. Islam believes the Dome of the Rock (the Mosque currently occupying the Temple Mount) was the site where Mohammed received a vision from Allah and thus became a holy site similar - but not quite as holy - to Mecca or Medina.
The issue is never going to be resolved until one of those two religions is utterly wiped off the face of the Earth. The Muslims have already tried three times and gotten their tails whupped, but when you have a numerical superiority of more than 1000 to one, there is only so much military superiority can do for you...
Health care ...mmmmm didn't find that in their either
When he added the last point was he thinking protective echelon?
He means preparation for senicide or killing off the elderly.
On the other hand it could be
If you want to go back on the campaign contributions thing, again, I will ask: Do you want to restrict the office of the President to the ultra-wealthy? Cruz' campaign is based on grass-roots donations - not the Republican Party. They backed Jeb Bush and then Marco Rubio.
Who STARTED the negative campaigning? That would be TRUMP! Cruz for the first several debates and in speeches said that he wasn't going to stoop to attacking other Republican candidates. Trump started the whole thing with his "lyin' Ted" mantra after he got beat in Iowa and threw a hissy-fit. It wasn't Cruz who went after Trump's wife, but Trump didn't bother checking that before he went after Cruz' wife. It isn't Cruz who seemingly in every interview has to disparage his opponent. Trump started throwing it and now you want to throw a fit if some splatters on him? Please. Trump has no claim whatsoever on the high road.
This is about the Palestinians being jealous of Israeli prosperity, nothing more. Short of Israel giving them more money for doing nothing than they already do, there is only so much. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink it. If the Palestinians want to hang out on street corners all day instead of building an economy for themselves, its a very difficult problem to resolve, and it needs to start from within.
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