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All Articles and News about Donald J. Trump and his campaign for the White House 2016

Mar12016 by AdminNo Comments

The Vilification of Donald Trump

By Thornton Crowe I guess he's pretty mad...because in 1988, Trump said he wouldn't run for president unless he got really upset with the way the country was being run... In this election over the last weekend, the world has become an onslaught of in-fighting within the GOP, reaching epic proportions with all the ugliness and slander of a gangland fight in Brooklyn. In the center of all the controversy is two candidates that have very different agendas, but when it comes to their opponent, Donald Trump, they have unleashed a vilification that is so Machiavellian it is revolting and turning off voters - not only from them but also, the GOP in general. We have grown up with Trump. He has been in our lives with much regularity and we are all familiar with him - like him or not. His c...

Feb52016 by AdminNo Comments

GOP Candidate Most Likely Picked By Founding Fathers

Election News, History, Trump News

In the GOP primary election cycle, we have had a variety of candidates whom all have their positives and negatives. Their stances on issues vary as wildly as their personalities. However, when you study Colonial and Presidential history, you learn so much about the founding fathers of this country. Interestingly enough, Donald J. Trump is very much like those dead white guys as Common Core creators like to call them. First, he is a regular guy (albeit a Billionaire) whom has a desire to make this country great (again) and is dedicated to making the changes to push that aim forward. He didn't have to run for president and take the enormous public razzing. He's rich beyond any of our imaginations, which means, if he didn't love America, he could move anywhere in the world and live a wonde...

Jan172016 by AdminNo Comments

Should England Be Weighing in America’s Political Elections?

Election News, Trump News

By Thornton Crowe (As seen on Salisbury News) Ridiculous as it seems, this seems to be new du jour. Parliament is now ruling whether or not to ban Donald Trump from the United Kingdom. Petitions in hand, British Legislators are ruling whether Trump is banned from doing business or visiting but is it really any of their business what goes on in our political arena? Trump has never weighed in on their politics and, should he become the next President of the United States, it would not be an advantageous gesture on the UK’s part to alienate a leader from a nation that has seen them through several historical conflicts and wars. For the sake of common sense and prudence, perhaps the UK should concentrate on their own inner-turmoil with their Muslim communities and practice isolationism