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oneofthem
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Nyxisto
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On March 02 2016 11:33 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: You can take it as the riskiest investment he's undergone. If he loses to Clinton he's getting squat for his efforts. It is completely unclear how much he has spent, since he hires is how company and takes donations. His finances are complete opaque. On March 02 2016 11:38 Nyxisto wrote: why are other Republicans supporting Trump, do they really think he can win the general election? Delusions or self preservation. Or they are just idiots. | ||
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Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
On March 02 2016 11:33 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: You can take it as the riskiest investment he's undergone. If he loses to Clinton he's getting squat for his efforts. He loaned his campaign money so he isn't risking anything. He can just pay himself back with campaign donations whenever he wants. On March 02 2016 11:40 zf wrote: Trump's FEC disclosure states that he's spent $17.5 million on his campaign. That's nothing for him. One could also argue that his presidential campaign has destroyed his brand which is a huge loss for him in long term profits though. | ||
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zf
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oneofthem
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FiWiFaKi
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On March 02 2016 11:40 zf wrote: Trump's FEC disclosure states that he's spent $17.5 million on his campaign. That's nothing for him. Well I wouldn't call 0.5%~ of his net worth nothing, but yeah, he's doing much better than Jeb haha Proud to see southern US not being swept by liberal media. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On March 02 2016 11:38 Nyxisto wrote: why are other Republicans supporting Trump, do they really think he can win the general election or is Christie just looking for a new job? Trump is a pretty popular guy in New Jersey. I think Christie also had some historical ties with him. Also, Christie was probably also trying to get revenge for the establishment so clearly leaving him in the cold this cycle and looking for ANYWHERE else to turn. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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GreenHorizons
United States23930 Posts
Like Christie said it's a movement not a campaign, it doesn't end after the election regardless of how it goes. Trump is going to be rolling in deals from folks that want to get in good with the new Republican poobah. Trump dissed Christie with him standing behind him. My god the next debate will be embarrassing. | ||
Jibba
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oBlade
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On March 02 2016 11:45 Jibba wrote: I wonder if Cruz is introspective enough to realize he's reaping what he sowed. This began with him. How do you figure that? | ||
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oneofthem
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ticklishmusic
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oneofthem
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Warfie
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On March 02 2016 11:37 oneofthem wrote: fucking ben carson almost fell asleep during his speech I know, can you imagine this guy tinkering around in your brain lol Like he's always so drowsy, woops there went the scalpel | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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GreenHorizons
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On March 02 2016 11:46 ticklishmusic wrote: Trump is valuing his brand at a few billion, I would laugh my ass off if Deloitte or whatever accountant he uses calls him out and makes him reduce the value of the intangible asset because of the damage it took from the shit he's said during this election. He hasn't damaged the brand he's just changed who it appeals too. It's not like he had universal appeal to start with. Now he's got die hard supporters he's never had. Might of made things a nightmare for his middle managers at his properties though since most of the people who do the shit no one wants to for what he offers are the people he offended most. But that's the beauty of leveraging desperate people. Gawd Chris Christies face was priceless during the planned parenthood comments. I hope someone makes that a gif On March 02 2016 11:48 oneofthem wrote: looking forward to sandernistas gleefully cheering on trump in the general Not gleefully as much as matter of factly, but it ain't over yet. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
This is the evolution of the Tea Party. They - McCain, Romney, McConnell - kowtowed for easy social conservative votes and lost their party. Trump figured out how to appeal to the same emotions, better than Cruz. | ||
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