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I think he would bring his business acumen to what we need in the USA, not the bum we have now.

Yes, could make the tough decisions and not worry about his image.

Yes I would vote for the donald

I'd vote for Trump. You are right, a skilled businessman would work better than a politician. I also agree that government is a business.

No! Because, I don't believe Donald Trump is a serious presidential candidate.

In my opinion our Government spending is out of control, like a runaway train. These politicians waste our hard earned money like it's free money, when it absolutely isn't.

We could use a president, congress, and senate, who are realistic and accountable with the American peoples money. Maybe someone with business experience would do a better job? If our government was a business, it would have been "OUT OF BUSINESS," a long, long time ago.

Why are we just sitting back and taking it? The rest of the world is up in arms over the corruption of power in their governments, why aren't we? Aren't you sick of the governments lack of accountability to their people. They just keep wasting and wasting all of the money we don't even have yet, trying to continue politics as usual.........

There need to be drastic changes and they need to happen soon, otherwise we won't have a country left for ourselves or our children. When are people going to wake up out of their fog, and realize we have to get of our couches and do something before it's to late?

Yes He will Get My Vote, at least he is better the OBAMANATION!!!

Great answer Vinny, I agree I like what I see so far. I think the politicians need to really start taking this problem like it's a matter of life or death, and less like politics as usual.
They keep fighting amongst themselves, achieving little or nothing. I think the public is getting fed up with the inaction of them.

Who said you need to be a lawyer to be a politician? That's probably the problem in the first place, have you ever watched a real court case. They all just twist the truth to try to beat the other lawyer, debating is wasting everyone's time. Tough decisions and changes need to get made and they need to do it asap, instead of taking the usual amount of time to do something. The usual amount of time for Washington to get something done is never. t.u to your answer.

Most of them live in their fantasy world where money and inflation doesn't effect them, because they have plenty of it. They're not considering the average person who is just barley getting by.

Didnt he go bankrupt .... ? (years and years ago)

NOT EVER, not in this lifetime......

Sure I'd vote for him if he funneled some of his "bucks" into the US of A instead of taking it to his grave or willing it to his "adorable" younguns'! I could even deal with his comb over!

depends on who he run against yes on obama and the eskimo who loves to speak but not lead

Colleen

Having a following does not make one a leader.

he's such a great businessman he's gone bankrupt several times HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yep! Trump's business skills and history testify to innate intelligence and independent resoucefullness. A man equipped to make hard and difficult decisions.

This country needs a leader who has mastered industry and understands banking, Wall Street, and small business.

The current occupant of the Oval office has demonstrated ignorance and a complete disregard for commerce and industry [GM - Governmental Motors being one exception]. Socialistic liberalness equates to the death of capitalism and prosperity unique to America. If we continue on our current path, our nation will become yet another casualty of the 'ash heap of history.'

Incidentally, A President Trump would find the White House barber to be intolerent of his current head piece. :-)

A businessman? Really? Business goals are based on profit. Government is supposed to be of the people, by the people and for the people. Some people have a lot, some have a little, and some have nothing. It is not the fault of those who have little or nothing in all cases and in order to make sure that all have a chance at pursuing a little happiness, the collective monies are used in some cases to assure that little bit of happiness, as provided for in our constitution. Now how that is interpreted is a horse of another color.

The check and balance system is what keeps this country in an uproar it seems. One Party opposes the other Party so vehemently that little gets done. If this President is allowed to carry out some the initiatives he talked about in during his campaign, you may see some semblance of change. However, he was greeted at the door with major setbacks. It is one change after another just to keep an even footing in some cases.

The notion that this country should be run on very little taxes is absurd. The business sector of our country have convinced airheads that running America on a business profile is the way to go. When we lose our sense of unity, which has been hard to achieve forever, we will no longer be the United States of America. It's all about "my money" and the government has no right to it."

Does the "Don" have offshore accounts? Will he do anything about all the offshore "puppet businesses"? How many jobs are being lost by profit oriented businesses who are not going to invest in businesses necessary to provide jobs for the large number of unemployed? Do they even care? They have jobs, no they have empires and more money than they can count. There is not enough opportunity for everyone in America simply put. It used to be you saved and scrimped to start a business. Then the puppet agency, BA, was created. They spent more time checking your paperwork than they did providing assistance with loans. Now investors put their money where they will make the most return and has really destroyed our economic balance because if a business does not turn a profit and continue to get more and higher profit the next year, then the next year, etc., then they crash the stock market and cause a depression! Dummies who lose their money then want the government to step in and regulate big business after saying they want less government. It is kind of sad where we are headed. We are quickly going back to the dark ages of serfdom, etc.

Watch and see how your city deteriorates in the next 10 years while you sit back and praise Presidents who keep lowering taxes and not enough comes back to keep up your infrastructure. Also, you keep voting for Representatives who oppose "big government" but keep voting for raises and benefits forever for giving you small government. Are you going to reach in your pocket to fix you highways? Or will you do a Mitch Daniels and lease your highways to a foreign country to keep your local government going? It is getting insane America. I consider it patriotic to participate in supporting my country with my finance, in the form of taxes, and in service to my country wherever I may fit in.

The attitudes of our people really stink with the: my, mine, stay out of my business, I have a right to, I have a right not to, our forefathers meant, the Constitution guarantees, taking things way out of context and to the most bizarre extremes. When will we screw our heads on straight and start thinking logically and collectively about the future of our country and the people who live here? It is really becoming quite depressing!

yes and u betcha

He's not afraid to ask the tough questions? Where did you get that? He hasn't addressed any issue of importance. The only thing he does talk about is the birther nonsence and that has been settled to the point a person should be ashamed to even bring it up for fear of being thought an idiot.
Furthermore, as far as needing a business person in the executative office, Bush was a business major or have you people forgotten that? I don't see him as a screaming success in any way, shape or form.