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yellowcanine
(35,699 posts)NoMoreRepugs
(9,435 posts)Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)underpants
(182,826 posts)SummerSnow
(12,608 posts)brooklynite
(94,591 posts)...having Donald Trump tell you what to do? Never.
He probably wants to be AG.
NewJeffCT
(56,828 posts)and, a scary thought.
BlueMTexpat
(15,369 posts)Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)It would be about as bad as if someone gave Debbie Wasserman Schultz the job.
braddy
(3,585 posts)MynameisBlarney
(2,979 posts)Yet more violence at a trump rally.
http://crooksandliars.com/2016/04/another-violent-incident-trump-rally
tavernier
(12,392 posts)That is one seriously IQ challenged dude.
Zira
(1,054 posts)I hope that guy got out of there okay after that. This is what I expect from Trump and what I expect from his supporters.
rtracey
(2,062 posts)Christie...you got burned....hahaha go over there and get on your plane
MADem
(135,425 posts)LongTomH
(8,636 posts)Initech
(100,080 posts)TBF
(32,064 posts)it's like he's fallen off the earth since the last time we saw him w/the Donald.
tavernier
(12,392 posts)to accept running with trump. Walker might be, though.
tanyev
(42,564 posts)Why Trump was his own imaginary spokesman John Barron for a decade
In the 1980s, when reporters called the Trump Organization to request an interview with the boss, they were sometimes referred to a spokesman, instead. That a busy and image-conscious executive such as Donald Trump would place a buffer between himself and the media was hardly unusual, but there was a twist: The spokesman, John Barron, was actually Trump, hiding behind a fake name.
Barron (also spelled Baron in some press accounts) appears to have been Trumps go-to alias when he was under scrutiny, in need of a tough front man or otherwise wanting to convey a message without attaching his own name to it.
Remarkably, Trump kept up the charade for a full decade, as reporters unwittingly quoted Barron as if he were a real person. In a LexisNexis search, the first mention of the name appears on June 6, 1980, in a New York Times report about Trumps controversial decision to destroy two Art Deco sculptures he had conditionally promised to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In that instance, Trump used the alias to stall for three days before finally giving an interview under his own name; when he did, he told the Times he had been out of town and unavailable (!).
http://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/trumps-old-spokesman-john-barron-was-actually-donald-trump-himself/
tavernier
(12,392 posts)about the sculptures that he destroyed which were priceless. Sounds much like the the tyrants of past wars who took pleasure in destroying precious artwork owned by their enemies. Oddly, Trump doesn't need an enemy to pillage and plunder. He'd just as soon do it to his own country, his own home town.
MarianJack
(10,237 posts)...an older Republican/teabagger who is close to retiring who doesn't have future ambitions that'll be farooked up by a landslide loss in a presidential election!
PEACE!