YES! The RNC will keep him from winning the nomination.
60%
YES! And that would virtually guarantee a win for Bernie Sanders.
40%

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JessieV 11 years 4 weeks ago

Why 2 yeses??? My answer would be NO. The Donald is too much of a Republican to be anything else. As an Independent, he would be banned from presidential debates. Plus, he's still the GOP front runner. He says a lot of things that make sense.

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Georga Grivois 11 years 4 weeks ago

Trump will do anything to stay in the limelight even if he runs as a Whig and the Media will make sure he stays in the news no matter what!

Roland de Brabant's picture
Roland de Brabant 11 years 4 weeks ago

Once again both are true. Somebody please look up dichotomy.

Trump's insecurities and egotism will not let him admit defeat.

Roland

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Dane 11 years 4 weeks ago

I want to think both are true as well here, he also could be pulling what has been discussed that Trump could be stirring up hatered fo rBush to get him out of the way so that Scott Walker will win the primary, as he is the Koch Brothers boy.

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PaulHosse 11 years 3 weeks ago

I think it really all depends on just how serious Mr. Trump is about becoming president. Right now, "The Donald" has the spotlight and he's saying what a lot of people are thinking. But how will this pan out in the long run? While he says what people think on one hand, in the very next breath he says something completely crazy. It makes me wonder just how serious he really is and whether he thinks of this as some sort of PR game to feed his ego. Also, the powers that be which control access to the White House and run the government aren't going to let anyone serious about real reform anywhere near the levers of power. It just ain't gonna happen. You can talk about it all you want, but to actually intend to do it? Not a chance.

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