YES! He’s a racist obnoxious billionaire.
39%
NO! The RNC would never allow it.
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Thom's Blog Is On the Move
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Hello All
Thom's blog in this space and moving to a new home.
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I think he could be a shill to take down Bush to put Walker in front like has been discussed on Thoms show, then he will drop out.
NO! Trump is such a loony self-absorbed clown he has no chance of winning a single electoral vote.
Roland
"The Donald" would never be allowed to the RNC primary. Why? Because he represents the prospects of change...real change...not the usual empty promises both parties make. The folks who control the party (and who also control the DNC as well), are already debating amonst themselves who will win just as their counterparts are looking at who wins the Democratic primary election. From there, they will work out the best deal with both parties, and that's who will when in 2016. We, on the other hand, get to pretend that we had something to do with it. It's called the illusion of choice. And, by the way, no one who is serious about real change will ever get never get near the microphone with an acceptance speech in hand.