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And then he inherited $400 mil from his dad lol!
Donald Trump is running for president
- Jul 20, 2009
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This **** again, yes lets use a few incidents to dictate what policies we put into place that will affect millions of people
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"Few incidents" is what the media wants you to believe man.
http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015...t-would-be-surprised-at-how-large-problem-is/
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/09/1...frightening-toll-illegal-immigrant-criminals/
There are far more crimes out there than what you see. Many aren't reported.
Democrats continue to allow sanctuary cities to protect illegal immigrant criminals.
http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015...t-would-be-surprised-at-how-large-problem-is/
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/09/1...frightening-toll-illegal-immigrant-criminals/
There are far more crimes out there than what you see. Many aren't reported.
Democrats continue to allow sanctuary cities to protect illegal immigrant criminals.
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You realize that with an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in America, you would need around 110,000 document cases like this to even have a 1% rate.
So yes, "few" is the right word.
So yes, "few" is the right word.
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True, compared to 11 million it's a very few, but regardless if 1 or 100, or 1000, these guys likely are let go so they can commit the crimes again. And if they do get imprisoned in the U.S. that's our hard earned tax dollars. You pointed out the problem, 11 million, and "estimated".
Technically however, they're all criminals because they broke the law when they sneaked in here which is a crime, hence "illegal immigrants". But we don't use that term anymore do we?
Why couldn't they do what your parents did Rusty? Your parents did it the fair and legal way with a long and difficult process. But yet these guys did it the easy way, they took a short cut. Is that fair brother?
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Nike Jordan
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Does making fun of his own presidential promises in all of these SNL skits not prove Trump knows that his campaign is a joke and shouldn't be taken seriously at all? 
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Anyone who believes this wasn't a massive trolling campaign =
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Well it's back to my original idea, this whole Trump campaign was done to expose the GOP and Tea Party. Further fracturing the Republican party and making it a cake walk for Hilary.
Cuz if Trump can be taken seriously by even one million Americans there's no way Republicans can ever recover. Imagine who'll be running in 2024 
Cuz if Trump can be taken seriously by even one million Americans there's no way Republicans can ever recover. Imagine who'll be running in 2024
mr marcus
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Troll game is amazing. Kinda sad folks (his supporters) fell for it.
PatRiley
formerly heirjordan15
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I think the troll job exposes the whole political party system for the joke that it is, but obviously makes the republicans look worse since they have to get up on stage and actually debate this guy. Too bad it will all lead to them just gifting the White House to Hillary. We are all screwed papis
blco02
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If conventional politicians had actually done a half way decent job, there would be no reason for a Trump. People are sick and tired of the same bought and paid for establishment types.
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I understand that but the failures of career politicians doesn't explain why people believe trump will actually be a good president and why he has so much support. Different doesn't equate to better.
blco02
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He's built a business worth billions and is typically successful at everything he does. He says he'll do the same with the presidency. People believe him.
I know it's a small example but look at what he did with the skating rink in NYC. I saw a feature on tv about it today. It was over budget, years behind schedule, and generally mired in city government incompetence. Trump took it over and finished it faster, cheaper, and is now a big success. If he can do those types of things with the federal government he'll make a great president.
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So building a successful skating rink qualifies you to be President. Ok
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Running a business doesn't necessarily equate to running a country. Being a president means make decisions on the behalf of millions of people. Millions of different people from different backgrounds. Being busy savvy is an admirable trait but there's so much more to being president than being profitable. Trump just doesn't have the skill set in my opinion.
blco02
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I clearly didn't say that.
blco02
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Just curious who you think does have the skill set?
District of Columbia
formerly dcmade
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It's like these dudes who believe in Trump live in some bizarro world
Obama getting elected rustled sooo many jimmies.. The crazies have come out in full force
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I'm in for Bernie Sanders
blco02
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Liberals who voted for a community organizer for president say someone who built a billion dollar business isn't qualified to be president
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Ayy, be careful before people start shaming you for not sharing their beliefs.Liberals who voted for a community organizer for president say someone who built a billion dollar business isn't qualified to be president
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Maybe we reached a point where even if for one term, we can benefit from having it run like a business.
We getting fooled with the social issues but our finances keep getting worse and worse while big companies keep getting bigger and more powerful.
I'm a Bernie dude myself but I'm not disregarding Trump.
He's out here playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers.
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blco02
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Look at Bernie Sanders accomplishments (?) throughout his life. Then look at Trumps. Not sure how you can't see the appeal of Trump.
