[lostalex]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Imagine Trump in diplomatic talks to say release hostages and he doesn't like what he's hearing. Is he gonna start calling people 'dummy's' and 'lightweights'? He's totally unsuitable for the job. What if he's introduced to the King of wherever s defence Minister who is also a four star general and war hero who escaped from capture . Is Trump gonna be saying 'I only like people who didn't get captured.' The mans an idiot and he's showing he has little understanding of issues on this level.

I think it would be hilarious. and frankly, most world leaders seem to be on his level. i'd love to see him in a room with an equal ridiculous person, Putin!

I do get sick of how courteous and polite American presidents are to world leaders, when the rest of the world leaders are so outrageous about america, like Putin, or like Castro in cuba, or Maduro in Venezuala calling the US the devil, and the anti-christ, etc etc. it would be nice for the US to finally have a president that is just as crazy as the rest of the world's leaders.

I would love to see Trump go up to Putin, get in his face, and tell him he is dumb, and a failure. i would really really really love to see that.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Who on the left?

almost everyone...that's what the left does, they take away freedom of speech by perverting the meaning of words. Then scream racist sexist at anyone who disagrees with them. This along with their unwillingness to give the masses a democratic vote on Europe will see the left outcast for decades

[the truth]

Originally Posted by lostalex

I think it would be hilarious. and frankly, most world leaders seem to be on his level. i'd love to see him in a room with an equal ridiculous person, Putin!

I do get sick of how courteous and polite American presidents are to world leaders, when the rest of the world leaders are so outrageous about america, like Putin, or like Castro in cuba, or Maduro in Venezuala calling the US the devil, and the anti-christ, etc etc. it would be nice for the US to finally have a president that is just as crazy as the rest of the world's leaders.

I would love to see Trump go up to Putin, get in his face, and tell him he is dumb, and a failure. i would really really really love to see that.

doctor Strangelove part 2

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by the truth

almost everyone...that's what the left does, they take away freedom of speech by perverting the meaning of words. Then scream racist sexist at anyone who disagrees with them. This along with their unwillingness to give the masses a democratic vote on Europe will see the left outcast for decades

Dont know what you're on about here but you'll find that most of the noise is coming from the right. Which if we take 0ff our biases makes sense. The candidates want to discredit Trump but dont necessarily want to engage him. Trump is disrupting their search for a new candidate. The GOP top brass have told him to turn down the rhetoric but Trump definitely wont listen to them. This has given the right a chance to criticise Trump with out having to deal with him directly but you can continue with your loony leftie conspiracy if you wish.

[GiRTh]

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[the truth]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

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yep jon stewart , definitely lefty
has anyone bothered to listen to the entirety of trumps interview regarding immigration? of course not
and we brits were expects on immigration aren't we? yes our integration hasn't resulted in any home grown terrorism, beheadings, mass child rapes, treason etc etc has it?

[arista]

Do not have a go at Crazy Trump
L.Graham (Rep) called him a JackAss

So Trump read out his Phone Number Live

[Z]

Hopefully this is going to set America up for their first female President if we're going to watch this asshole clown around and derail the party's campaign

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by the truth

yep jon stewart , definitely lefty
has anyone bothered to listen to the entirety of trumps interview regarding immigration? of course not
and we brits were expects on immigration aren't we? yes our integration hasn't resulted in any home grown terrorism, beheadings, mass child rapes, treason etc etc has it?

In this interview on immigration he rambled alot, boasted alot and called immigrants drug dealers and rapists. What more was there to listen to?

Jon Stewart is having a field day cuz he only has a few weeks left on his show and Trump presidency run is by far the biggest source of gags at the moment.

To go back to my main point. You will find that most of the criticism has come from Republicans cus he's top on the polls by over ten percent and is currently polling double Jeb Bush. This is not good at all for the GOP. Democrats dont need to comment on this but Republicans are realizing this monster is bigger than they ever imagined.

Obviously I dont think Trump will get the nomination but at this rate whoever does get it has got to seriously consider him as a running mate. Vice President Trump

The left wing don't need to comment on the idea of VP Trump but the GOP has to seriously make sure it doesn't happen.

[GiRTh]

Titans Clash as Donald Trump’s Run Fuels His Feud With Rupert Murdoch

In the rarefied world of New York moguls, Rupert Murdoch never thought much of Donald J. Trump.

Mr. Trump’s divorces and marriages sold newspapers, but beyond that, Mr. Murdoch had no time for his bombastic business style and ostentatious demeanor. “Phony” was how Mr. Murdoch often described him to friends.

There was the time Mr. Trump screamed that he would sue for libel after Mr. Murdoch’s New York Post reported that the exclusive Maidstone golf club in East Hampton planned to deny Mr. Trump a membership.

Then there was the awkward aftermath of Mr. Murdoch’s own high-profile divorce from Wendi Deng Murdoch, when Mr. Trump’s daughter Ivanka, unlike many New York society figures, remained loyal to Ms. Deng Murdoch, a close friend.

Now, as Mr. Trump holds on to a first-place position in the polls while being roundly denounced across the political spectrum for harsh statements about Mexican immigrants and for belittling Senator John McCain’s war record, he has already lost the man who controls many of the nation’s most important media organizations.
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Rupert Murdoch, with his son Lachlan this month, is no fan of Mr. Trump’s bombastic business style and demeanor. Credit Scott Olson/Getty Images

“When is Donald Trump going to stop embarrassing his friends, let alone the whole country?” Mr. Murdoch wrote on Twitter on Saturday after Mr. Trump mocked Mr. McCain for having been captured as a pilot during the Vietnam War.

On Sunday, The Wall Street Journal, the crown jewel of Mr. Murdoch’s print company, News Corporation, published a scathing editorial calling Mr. Trump a “catastrophe.” And The Post’s front page screamed, “DON VOYAGE,” under a headline declaring, “Trump is toast.”

Mr. Trump responded by trashing The Journal on Twitter. “Look how small the pages have become,” he wrote. “Looks like a tabloid.”

Recognizing that winning over the notoriously headstrong Mr. Murdoch appears unlikely, Mr. Trump has set his sights instead on wooing perhaps the only media executive who wields as much firepower among Republicans: Roger E. Ailes, the chairman and chief executive of Fox News.

As the creator of the highest-rated cable news channel in the country (even surpassing ESPN in total viewers on some nights) and one of the most profitable assets in Mr. Murdoch’s film and television company, 21st Century Fox, Mr. Ailes has been given the freedom to operate largely outside the purview of Mr. Murdoch.

Mr. Trump and Mr. Ailes, whom Mr. Trump has called “one of the great geniuses in television history,” had a private lunch last month in New York. (A Fox News spokeswoman, Irena Briganti, said they had known each other for about 25 years and had a cordial relationship.) But Mr. Trump has not reached out to arrange a meeting with Mr. Murdoch, as a number of other Republican candidates have.

Fox News has by no means given Mr. Trump a pass for his remarks about Mr. McCain. On Monday, the host Bill O’Reilly chided Mr. Trump. “He was on a bombing mission, he was shot down, he was tortured,” Mr. O’Reilly said. “Come on, Donald, you know that the way that came off wasn’t correct!”

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To which Mr. Trump replied with the closest thing yet to an apology: “Certainly if there was a misunderstanding, I would totally take that back.”

CNN and MSNBC have also devoted hours to Mr. Trump, whose histrionics have been a ratings bonanza. But his treatment by Fox News is much more crucial because of the influence the channel wields among the Republican Party’s base. And Fox News, as the host of the first primary debate on Aug. 6, has set the criterion that the debate will include the top 10 candidates as determined by national polls; Mr. Trump currently tops many polls.

Mr. Ailes, who recently renewed his multiyear contract, enjoys his editorial independence and his position as cable news contrarian. And in Fox News’s serious handling of Mr. Trump so far, longtime associates of Mr. Ailes discern a larger plan.

If the Trump balloon ultimately bursts, they suggested, it could buy time for other Republican contenders to hone their messages and become more seasoned campaigners. Either way, Mr. Ailes benefits with ratings in the meantime.

Ms. Briganti, the Fox News spokeswoman, called any implication that the channel’s coverage of Mr. Trump was a ploy to help the eventual Republican nominee “absolute nonsense, 100 percent untrue and said by someone who clearly doesn’t know Roger.”

For Mr. Murdoch, his misgivings about Mr. Trump long predate the current dust-up — though a core policy disagreement over immigration, friends say, prompted Mr. Murdoch to speak out.
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Mr. Murdoch, an Australian native, has long pushed for an overhaul of the United States’ immigration system, including a path to citizenship for the 11 million people already in the country illegally.

Mr. Trump, in his presidential kickoff, warned that Mexican immigrants were bringing drugs into the country and called them “rapists” and criminals — a statement that many Republicans fear will deeply damage the party with Hispanic voters.

“Mexican immigrants, as with all immigrants, have much lower crime rates than native born,” Mr. Murdoch wrote on Twitter on July 12. “Trump wrong.”

But Mr. Trump’s remarks struck a populist chord with many conservatives, for whom opposing a path to citizenship is a key rallying point.

Ann Coulter, the conservative commentator, whose new book, “ˇAdios, America!” addresses the nation’s immigration system, said, “Immigration is the new litmus test on the right.”

“Right now, it’s Trump! Trump! Trump! because he’s the only one talking about immigration,” she said in an email.

But Mr. Murdoch’s history with Mr. Trump extends well beyond immigration.

For years, the name Trump in a headline meant eyeballs and newsstand sales for Mr. Murdoch’s beloved New York Post, which broke its own record for front-page stories on a single topic in the 1990s with its coverage of Mr. Trump’s affair with Marla Maples and his split with Ivana Trump.

Mr. Trump long benefited from the publicity The Post provided him — even in headlines (“Best Sex I Ever Had,” quoting Ms. Maples) that might embarrass a private person — as he transitioned from flashy real estate developer to even flashier reality television star.

The relatively low-key Mr. Murdoch, who would prefer an ink-stained newsroom to a gold-plated Trump penthouse, was turned off by Mr. Trump’s glitziness and braggadocio, friends said.

Mr. Trump defended Mr. Murdoch during the phone hacking scandal at his British newspapers: When a select parliamentary committee declared Mr. Murdoch “unfit” to run them, Mr. Trump said, “They should be so lucky to be as unfit as him,” according to The Australian — another Murdoch paper.

Mr. Murdoch crossed paths with Mr. Trump more frequently when his now ex-wife Ms. Deng Murdoch became close friends with Mr. Trump’s daughter Ivanka. The Murdochs and Ms. Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, the publisher of The New York Observer, double-dated and vacationed on Mr. Murdoch’s 184-foot yacht. The Murdochs’ 2013 divorce put an end to those excursions, though Mr. Murdoch remains friendly with Mr. Kushner.

But aside from the stray threat of a lawsuit, tensions between Mr. Trump and Mr. Murdoch did not escalate into public warfare until this year.

“Wow, I have always liked the @nypost but they have really lied when they covered me in Iowa,” Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter in January. “Packed house, standing O, best speech! Sad.”

This could be interesting. Its pretty much common knowledge that Murdoch does not like Trump but the head of Fox News Roger Ailes is a close friend of Trumps. Trumps been getting lots of coverage on Fox and apparently Murdoch is not happy about it.
Cat fight.

[arista]

Although Trump is in Scotland
he is Now Top of the polls
10 points above mild Jeb Bush

Next Week they all Go Live on FoxNewsHD
half in the Afternoon the main ones with Trump
in the Evening.

Who his Brave enough to Attack Trump?
as he bites back harder



It would be Fun having Trump as president

[arista]

Trump was on his First debate with weak Jeb Bush
last night on Facebook/FoxnewsHD.


Next Month they will be on CNN

[GiRTh]

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Strange debate. Mainstream media outlets say he won, the Republican media say he lost. Either way he's completely ******ing up the race for the genuine candidates but its great TV and I love watching it.

[Kizzy]

That 'debate' was hilarious.. the attacks on the presenter and the strange things he was saying, who is this Rosie Odonnal and why does he hate her so much?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

That 'debate' was hilarious.. the attacks on the presenter and the strange things he was saying, who is this Rosie Odonnal and why does he hate her so much?

Rosie has said bad things about him
so its revenge


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizab...b_7960184.html

[GiRTh]

Youtube video

[Kizzy]

Appealing to the lowest common denominator... I can see Trump doing that in the US here we call it the 'Farage effect'

[arista]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Youtube video

We need this show on our More4HD

[the truth]

hes hilarious....brilliant businessman , brilliant showman, brilliant tv producer, always fair on the apprentice imo, I like him. hes hot racist. hes outspoken honest and blunt. in this pathetic political PC everyone pretends to take offence about everything just to discredit their opponents

[Nedusa]

Donald Trump is running for president.... Omg Donald Duck has more chance of becoming President !!

[GiRTh]

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Trumps policy on Healthcare is he'd repeal Obamacare and replace it with 'Something terrific'.

He's such a joke candidate but he's polling top. I think it would be hilarious if Trump is a serious consideration for Vice President.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

Donald Trump is running for president.... Omg Donald Duck has more chance of becoming President !!

Look no one ever thought
a 2nd rate bog standard actor Ronnie
would become President.

In USA - anything can happen


As President
he has said he will no be on Twitter
as much

[arista]

Donald was just Live on SkyNewsHD

IOWA today getting mega support

Kids are going to go up in his Big Helicopter
it has Gold safety clips

[GiRTh]

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[arista]

2011 and 2012


Girth
I would prefer new stuff