[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I think we should elect Trump as our president, just so he can put his foolproof plan into action. I know I'm really anxious to learn all about it!!

Oh believe me, it's an excellent plan. It will rid the word of all terrorists within a few days of implementation.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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Oh believe me, it's an excellent plan. It will rid the word of all terrorists within a few days of implementation.

Whether people know The Donald's plan or not is important. You can trust him for one reason. The Donald is an intellectual powerhouse. He can outthink the most powerful of enemies.

[Prayer Warrior]

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Donald was well within his rights to sue the air-head investigative reporter who added up Donald's assets and subtracted what he owes. He gave Donald a net worth of a tiny $200 million.

A man's worth is what he owns. What he owes is beside the point. As soon as the debt is paid off what he owns will be his net worth.

Maybe reporters can get away with bad reporting about other politicians. With The Donald they cannot.

Donald Trump is probably just going to go through another managed bankruptcy. He's such a great negotiator I doubt he'll even end up paying half of the money he owes.

Donald Trump has a wonderful new plan (that I designed for him) to defeat the islamofascists once and for all. And (on my advice) he is wisely refusing to spill the beans for the drive-by media. Why tip your hand to satan?

Exactly! No good can come from announcing when and where you're going to bomb your enemy in advance. If Trump wanted to keep blowing up dirt, he should announce his plan in detail. If we actually want a successful plan from a proven business leader, we need to keep it a secret until it's time to implement it.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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Donald turned the corner today from being just another candidate to being the front runner.

He did it in his usual ingenious way, nailing down the religious vote. He revealed this previously little known secret: He collects Bibles.

People send him Bibles as gifts. He puts every Bible he receives "in a safe place." I have not heard any of the other Republican contenders say they do this. Nor, has Hillary Clinton said she saves gifts of Bibles.

In his usual tactful way, I expect Donald will start asking to see the Bibles other candidates have collected. This is the same technique he used against Obama--asking over and over again to see his birth certificate. We can all see that political move destroyed Obama. He has not produced a birth certificate to this day.

5 faith facts about Donald Trump: a Presbyterian who collects Bibles





(RNS) Donald Trump, the New York rich guy/reality television star/conservative news commentator/real estate mogul/hair disaster, announced he will run for the Republican Party nomination for president of the United States on Tuesday (June 16). To the Faith Fact Machine!
1. He’s a Presbyterian.

“First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica, Queens, is where I went to church,” he told Christian Broadcasting Network in 2012. “I’m a Protestant, I’m a Presbyterian. And you know I’ve had a good relationship with the church over the years. I think religion is a wonderful thing. I think my religion is a wonderful religion.” Other famous Presbyterians who have run for the highest office and won include Andrew Jackson, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan (who grew up in the Disciples of Christ but joined the Presbyterian Church). Trump has also been a member of Marble Collegiate Church, a Reformed Church in America congregation and once the pulpit of Norman Vincent Peale, author of the mega-best-seller “The Power of Positive Thinking.”
Bonus faith fact: Trump’s paternal grandmother’s maiden name was “Christ.”
2. One religion Trump seems to think is not so wonderful is Islam.

In the lead-up to the 2012 presidential election, Trump told Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly that there is a “Muslim problem.” “I don’t notice Swedish people knocking down the World Trade Center,” Trump said, and then moved on to the so-called Ground Zero mosque. “I came out very strongly against the mosque being built virtually across the street.”
He also called for Barack Obama to produce his birth certificate. “People have birth certificates,” he told O’Reilly. ” … Now, he may have one, but there is something on that birth certificate — maybe religion, maybe it says he’s a Muslim.”
But Trump assured O’Reilly there are many “fabulous Muslims” in the world.
And Trump berated political activist Pamela Geller for launching a “Draw the Prophet” contest in Texas. “What is she doing drawing Muhammad? I mean it’s disgusting,” he said on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends.” “Isn’t there something else they could be doing? Drawing Muhammad?”
3. He collects Bibles.

In the same 2012 CBN interview, Trump said fans often send him Bibles and he keeps every one of them “in a very nice place.” “There’s no way I would ever throw anything, to do anything negative to a Bible,” Trump said. “I would have a fear of doing something other than very positive, so actually I store them and keep them and sometimes give them away to other people but I do get sent a lot of Bibles and I like that. I think that’s great.”
4. He goes to church “when I can.”

“Always on Christmas. Always on Easter. Always when there’s a major occasion,” Trump said in 2012. Then he added: “I’m a Sunday church person.”
5. Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump Kushner, converted to Judaism.

“Not only do I have Jewish grandchildren I have a Jewish daughter and I am very honored by that,” he told The Jewish

[WWJDnow]

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If he's not burning the non-1611 KJV Bibles, then he just lost my vote.

[Prayer Warrior]

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Donald Trump has revealed even more gems of political wisdom in his campaign for the presidency. I'm stunned by his ability to consistently come up with brilliant quotes that show a deep and comprehensive understanding of the issues affecting our nation. He recently commented on immigration, and I'm personally amazed that he is able to find time to run all of his businesses considering the amount of prolific research he must have done on this subject:

They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists and some, I assume, are good people...

They’re sending us not their finest people.. And it’s people from countries other than Mexico also. We have drug dealers coming across, we have rapists, we have killers, we have murderers. I mean it’s common sense, what do you think they’re going to send us their best people, their finest people? The answer is no

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/trump-doubles-down-on-mexican-rapist-comments-its-common-sense/

He hasn't actually met or seen any of these good people, but Donald Trump is so kind, and believes so strongly in the benefit of the doubt, that he assumes some of them are there. Despite his constant experience with rapists, drug lords and criminals, and his clear analytical thinking that indicates otherwise.

It's quotes like this that will help Mr. Trump capture both the Republican and the coveted Latino vote! I can just imagine every Latino thinking "I'm probably among the some good people that Mr. Trump is talking about."

[Johny Joe Hold]

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It's quotes like this that will help Mr. Trump capture both the Republican and the coveted Latino vote! I can just imagine every Latino thinking "I'm probably among the some good people that Mr. Trump is talking about."

That is exactly what I heard from Donald's people. He has carefully thought through how to split the voting public up in a way that leads to his, and his alone, victory.

You will see this thinking in the way he criticizes other Republican candidates, calling them worthless dolts. People who normally vote Democratic see him saying this and recognize they feel the same way. He brilliantly is moving into the Democratic voter base.

[H. Montague Worthington]

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That is exactly what I heard from Donald's people. He has carefully thought through how to split the voting public up in a way that leads to his, and his alone, victory.

You will see this thinking in the way he criticizes other Republican candidates, calling them worthless dolts. People who normally vote Democratic see him saying this and recognize they feel the same way. He brilliantly is moving into the Democratic voter base.

The Demoncrat voter base is usually too busy taking drugs or mooching off REAL, productive and Godly Republican voters to even bother to show up. But just in case the moochers, beggars, druggies and hippies who compose 92% of the Demoncrats see voting as their next drum circle 2016, it's good to have them thinking the right way when they stumble behind the voting booth curtain.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

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You will see this thinking in the way he criticizes other Republican candidates, calling them worthless dolts. People who normally vote Democratic see him saying this and recognize they feel the same way. He brilliantly is moving into the Democratic voter base.

This is an extraordinarily smart move, if Mr Trump (who is much admired in Europe**) can carry it off. It really depends on the voter being smart enough, doesn't it? The danger is that the Democratic voter, while agreeing with him, may be too illogical and confused in his foolish leftist mind to follow through when it comes to actually casting his vote and revert to his old bad habits.

However, Mr Trump can surely rely on the female vote.

Exciting times for America, Brother Mr Mayor, Sir!

YiC
Joanna

** Not that he cares what Europe thinks, further evidence of his eligibility for the post of Leader of the Free World.

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

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I am constantly baffled by Donald Trumps intelligence.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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Republican Presidential candidates and Obama are teaming up to take down the candidacy of Donald Trump. They have now brought up, and are treating as a scandal, a simple university business Donald started a few years ago.

I said "simple", and that's what it was. Donald advertised Trump University as a place where students could learn how to make shrewd and lucrative real estate deals. He promised to teach this personally to students and also bring in brilliant businessmen.

Students went into debt as much as a hundred grand to learn this and planned to pay it back with the deals they would make.

It turned, through no fault of Donald's, that the students were not too bright. Many were left with big debts and made no money afterwards. Donald became too busy running for President to show up at the University. He did well, however, making about five million dollars before the feds shut it down because it was not accredited.

But, Donald is going to make this work for him politically. On the false advertising, he is going to say he became rich by not believing everything everyone told him. He will explain his students are now "older and wiser" and will do better buying their next opportunity by what they learned in this experience.

Donald is amazing, but make no mistake, Obama and the Republican candidates will make unfair accusations about him.




EnlargeDonald Trump (Credit: AP/Dennis Van Tine)
This article originally appeared on ATTN:.
On Tuesday, real-estate and reality TV mogul Donald Trump announced he will enter the Republican primary as a contender for the 2016 presidential nomination.

“So, ladies and gentlemen,” the business magnate told a crowd gathered at one of his gleaming, eponymous towers on New York City’s Fifth Avenue Tuesday, “I am officially running for president of the United States, and we are going to make our country great again,” said Trump, whose net worth is valued around $9 billion, according to some reports.

Trump brings to his candidacy an extensive backlog of business ventures, some of which are troubling. In August, 2013, New York’s Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced the he was filing a lawsuit against Trump for the dubious promises of his higher education endeavor, Trump University. Schneiderman’s lawsuit alleged that the school’s real estate program, which was unlicensed as an actual university, was complicit in “persistent fraudulent, illegal and deceptive conduct” towards its students, who were often saddled with debt from expensive seminars in lieu of brimming with the promised insider secrets from “Donald Trump’s handpicked instructor[s],” most of whom turned out to have emerged from real estate-derived bankruptcy, or have little background in real estate at all.

Schneiderman claimed that more than 5,000 people paid around $40 million to Trump U, a quarter of which was funneled directly into Trump’s pockets, going against claims that Trump U was founded “solely for philanthropic purposes“––Trump netted around $5 million in profit, according to the suit. Many of the allegations read like a pyramid scheme pamphlet, such as the multiple claims that Trump himself would make an appearance (“‘he is going to be in town’ or ‘often drops by’ and ‘might show up’ or had just left,” the suit reads), and student evaluations required for getting a certificate that “‘pleaded for a favorable rating so that ‘Mr. Trump would invite [them] back to do other retreats.” On top of Schneiderman’scase, a class-action lawsuit in California was filed against the university, which now lists itself as the Trump Entrepreneur Initiative.
Trump himself pushed back hard against the allegations, calling Schneiderman a publicity seeking “lightweight” with “gross incompetence,” and filed ethics complaints against him, according to reports at the time.
What the Trump University scandal says about Trump the candidate isn’t necessarily obvious or clear––many candidates often have blighted pasts. But it should also be considered instructive when it comes to how Trump might look at some of the most important issues for young voters––particularly student debt. In that realm, anyone with a mind to run a de facto for-profit college would be a tough sell for debt-saddled millennials.

If the connection seems tenuous, look to a recent answer to a question on mounting education costs Trump gave in April at Simpson College in Iowa. When asked his thoughts on making higher education affordable, Trump launched into a garrulous discussion about how jobs were being sucked by China and Mexico––”Mexico is the new China”––and that students saddled with high levels of debt are emerging into a jobless market. We need a strong leader, he said, to bring back those jobs in order for college students to pay off their loans, all but sidestepping the prohibitive tuitions many consider the root cause. Job availability for recent graduates is certainly a factor for students worried about paying off student debts, but Trump’s approach, characteristically, seems out of touch.

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

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Could you please post a larger picture of Mr. Trump's face. I need to look into his eyes and really feel his intelligence.

He always perplexes me by speaking way over my head, but I enjoy it.

My only problem with Donald Trump is that I may be excessively fond of him for a Christian man. But that is not his fault. It is okay to admire men of exceeding intellectual accomplishment and honor them by staring vacantly as they speak at length.

[Prayer Warrior]

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I am constantly baffled by Donald Trumps intelligence.

You will see this thinking in the way he criticizes other Republican candidates, calling them worthless dolts. People who normally vote Democratic see him saying this and recognize they feel the same way. He brilliantly is moving into the Democratic voter base.

I think by Donald Trump's standpoint, they do seem dumb. It's similar to the move The Matrix, when time slows and the bullets look like they're traveling slowly, even though bullets are actually very fast by our standpoint. Donald Trump's mind is working at such an accelerated capacity, that by comparison, the other Republicans who would normally appear smart to most people, appear to be dumb to him.

Where Mitt Romney would muse about windows opening in planes, Trump is opening the windows in planes by throwing Ebola doctors through them.

There are tons of examples like. Where some Republicans might question Obama's birth, Donald Trump demands to see Obama's birth certificate and college transcripts, and ever after getting a birth certificate still is skeptical and refers to it as "whatever that was".

While some Republicans are against illegal immigration and suggest making it so uncomfortable for them that they'll leave, Donald Trump is building a wall and making Mexico pay for it, while calling the illegal immigrants rapists and murderers.

While some Republican candidates eg. Mitt Romney have millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars, Trump is the only with billions.

While most Republicans are intelligent, Donald Trump is just on another level.

[Basilissa]

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Donald Trump is my hero

After all, he did not get caught in order to comfortably survive the war like that non-hero McCain did.

[Alvin Moss]

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If Donald Trump is elected President, will he get a new wife for his term?

Isn't the current wife a godless Greek? That would never do.