Trump gets another new campaign manager

Trump is not even worthy of licking David's boots.

If anything Trump is a pretender to the throne, a usurper, an opportunist who is exploiting the gullible of the GOP for his own personal gain. He will walk away from the debacle of his campaign owing millions to caterers, facilities, etc, etc and will then engage in endless lawsuits to avoid having to pay them in full for his self aggrandizing rallies.

PT Barnum was right!

 

She succeeded in keeping him from making even more screw ups which means he is not digging his own hole any deeper.

However she now faces the challenge of pulling him out of his own hole, rehabilitating and repackaging him as an acceptable alternative to Hillary.

That is a one very steep mountain to climb with an unruly, overweight brat on her back.

 

She is, to paraphrase The Birdcage, next in line to ride the psychotic horse into a burning stable.

 

He who burns Atlanta has served.

 

I doubt that many people outside the business community read Trump's book in 1987. I see little evidence that many have actually read it now.

"Mein Kampf" is apparently still read in Japan - go figure.

 

You made up this quote "a nonpartisan secret service agent" - that is your problem.

 

Your misquotation is your problem as is your needless disparaging of the Secret Service who daily put their own lives on the line to take a bullet if necessary.

 

Why do you feel so compelled to make stuff up? Do you think no one knows how to scroll back these threads?

 

Sources reporting Manafort is quitting....


http://www.redstate.com/aglanon/2016/08/19/breaking-multiple-sources-report-paul-manafort-resigned/


Maybe his ties to Russia are going to be so damaging that Trump had to cut him loose "coincidentally" as he "expanded" the campaign.....by replacing Manafort with Conway and Bannon.

 

They are welcome to scroll back to your post #144 because it proves me right that you needlessly disparaged the Secret Service and you have not taken responsibility for doing so yet.

http://www.politicalforum.com/showthread.php?t=471001&page=15&p=1066538117#post1066538117

 

So that now makes Trump's campaign manager firings equal to his divorces.

One more and he will equal his bankruptcies!

Is it possible that Trump will set the record for a new bottom in failed campaigns?

 

IOW, I did not say "a nonpartisan secret service agent" called her anything. Thanks for admitting that this did not come from my post.

In fact, a uniformed Secret Service "guard" did describe Clinton as a crude obnoxious, unstable woman prone to temper tantrums and throwing things while in her fits of anger.

I did not say he was "nonpartisan". Is he?

 

If Kellyanne Conway is let go or quits.....that's the ball-game. It'll be an undeniable "rats leaving a sinking ship" image.

 

Assumes factoids STILL NOT in evidence!

And the onus is entirely on YOU to explain the difference between a secret service agent and a secret service guard.

[video=youtube;HuABhumm6fY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuABhumm6fY[/video]

 

True. Nevertheless, trying to convince the comfortable how miserable they really are is as futile as telling the poor how prosperous they are.

Neither political ploy is effective.

 

I did explain the difference. "uniformed"

 

Well, it looks as if, after devoting about 14 strained minutes to acting like a real political leader, the reality tv performer is going with his strength again.

Corey Lewandowski?

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Paul Manafort?

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Stephen Bannon?

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Meanwhile, the Republican National Committee is lavishing an endless supply of mirrors on their nominee.

 

In other words someone who would never be in any position to know what you alleged.

 

Yes he is probably going to change the Senate to Democratic...

 

Exactly, and Trump wants us to put himself in charge of vetting immigrants. Even Republican voters should get a jolt out of Trump's inability to even vet his own staff.

 

I found this interview. He apparently worked right in the White House. Surely you know that.

“HANNITY: You're describing someone by far that does not have control of her emotions or temperament.

BYRNE: Yes. She exhibits some very dangerous behavior, as I would describe it. She gets angry at things that are policy issues that, you know, take time to fix, and she's got this attitude where she wants things fixed right now, immediately. She screams and yells at people.”

http://www.foxnews.com/transcript/2...-calls-hillary-clinton-dictator-details-bill/

Gary Berne, is just one of many first hand witnesses to Clinton’s many fits of temper and emotional instability.

I will buy a copy of his book, Crises of Character, and see what else he has to say. You should pick up a copy too.

 

Yeah, no agenda ANYWHERE in that book whatsoever. You stick to "hearsay" information all you want, the Dems will keep to blasting ACTUAL video of Trump's comments and blowups for all to see.

 

Could be.

 

He clearly disliked Hillary and thought she was psycho, but he is far from the only source for her extreme unstable behavior.

“Were people afraid of her? Were people afraid to speak out against her?"

"Yeah. And I think because not only would she sort of humiliate you in front of your colleagues or whoever happened to be around. It wasn't like she did it every day.” …

“And everybody was vocally expressing their opinions until the door opened and Mrs. Clinton walked in and everybody clammed up.

And Mrs. Clinton wanted to know what was going on and she looked at George. And George began to make the argument that we'd all been making and nobody backed him up. Nobody backed him up. Everyone just sat there and let George take the beating, you know. And Mrs. Clinton got really angry. She attacked George, which everyone knew was coming, which is why I guess nobody was willing to ride in there to the rescue. ...I guess at the time I couldn't believe it.” Dee Dee Myers on Hillary Clinton."

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/clinton/interviews/myers.html