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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:37:42 AM EST
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Quit pissing and moaning about how doomed Trump is, Tuesday was his first fundraising push and he pulled in donations hand over fist, half small donors and half big donors: It won't stop them. As you have probably noticed they wail and gnash their teeth about whatever the media propaganda organs publicize on any given day. By Friday the pundits and "reporters" will have moved on to another story and they will follow like the dutiful denizens of #NeverNeverland they are. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:40:30 AM EST
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cruz has more
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:43:20 AM EST
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cruz has more He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it. 
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:45:04 AM EST
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The question how he will spend it
More hats? His campaign paying his properties? Paying Draper Sterling? |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:46:07 AM EST
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He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it.
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cruz has more He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it.
He's probably given most of it to Carly Fiorina by now. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:48:34 AM EST
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We're a little over a week away from July and with him raising $11 million, plus the $2 million "pledge" that may or may not materialize and Trump's $1.3 million cash on hand (as of 1 June per NYT). That puts him behind Hillary by approximately $25 million (who has been raising something like $1 million a day).
Trump has been the presumed nominee since early May and he only just now started raising money. Hillary already has ads running in key states like Florida. Now that he has raised some money he can use that money to hire people to assemble commercials and buy air time to run those ads to combat the ads Hillary has already run. This whole thing is disturbing on a few levels because serious candidates do not squander a month when they could be organizing and fundraising. I hope Trump has woken up and starts doing the things he needs to do to win. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:48:38 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds.
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:48:41 AM EST
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He's probably given most of it to Carly Fiorina by now. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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cruz has more He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it.
He's probably given most of it to Carly Fiorina by now. Fiorina doing lap dances while Cruz "makes it rain" is a disturbing thought.
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:51:34 AM EST
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign.
$11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:52:04 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. Why on Earth is a billionaire candidate who has been saying he will fund his own campaign if needed paying himself a salary?! Edit: Apparently Trump has payments listed to himself and his children in his FEC filings for payments that could be for services other than a salary. The payments are listed as "In-Kind" followed by "PRE-PAID PAYROLL (SEE MEMOS BELOW)," "RENT (SEE MEMOS BELOW)," and "TRAVEL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT: ITEMIZATION BELOW IF REQUIRED." You can download Trumps filings into an excel document and view the data that way (that's what I did). The sum of these IN-KIND reimbursements are approximately $418,837 listed for Donald J Trump, Donald J Trump Jr., and Eric Trump. So apparently Trump is NOT paying himself a salary. You can check Trump's filings with the FEC here. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:52:46 AM EST
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Fiorina doing lap dances while Cruz "makes it rain" is a disturbing thought.
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cruz has more He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it.
He's probably given most of it to Carly Fiorina by now. Fiorina doing lap dances while Cruz "makes it rain" is a disturbing thought.
And yet it's a thought that is purely the product of your imagination. Maybe time for a neck up check up. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:55:58 AM EST
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And yet it's a thought that is purely the product of your imagination. Maybe time for a neck up check up. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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cruz has more He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it.
He's probably given most of it to Carly Fiorina by now. Fiorina doing lap dances while Cruz "makes it rain" is a disturbing thought.
And yet it's a thought that is purely the product of your imagination. Maybe time for a neck up check up. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 6:56:14 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. Quote HistoryQuoted:
If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. stop repeating that nonsense. Regulations do require companies— even ones owned by the candidate— to charge fair-market value so as not to run afoul of a ban on corporate campaign contributions.
They also require some complicated record-keeping. For instance, FEC reports show the campaign making about $400,000 in payments to Trump. But that's a campaign finance accounting quirk. What's actually happened is that Trump donated $400,000 in campaign office space and some salaries of company employees who have been working on his presidential bid. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:01:16 AM EST
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:05:42 AM EST
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In before the arfcucks.
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:06:08 AM EST
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So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Trump is late getting started. Why that is I have no idea. But it's not a good thing any way you slice it. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:09:56 AM EST
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Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Trump is late getting started. Why that is I have no idea. But it's not a good thing any way you slice it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Trump is late getting started. Why that is I have no idea. But it's not a good thing any way you slice it. Yesterday every cable media outlet covered his anti-Hillary speech live....What is that worth in hard cash? I think Cruz did the math on that, you might want to ask him. 
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:14:06 AM EST
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Yesterday every cable media outlet covered his anti-Hillary speech live....What is that worth in hard cash? I think Cruz did the math on that, you might want to ask him.
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Trump is late getting started. Why that is I have no idea. But it's not a good thing any way you slice it. Yesterday every cable media outlet covered his anti-Hillary speech live....What is that worth in hard cash? I think Cruz did the math on that, you might want to ask him.
If you think this will play out like the primary you're fooling yourself. The first clue ought to be that Trump is currently *trailing* Clinton in the polls. How long did Trump trail Cruz in the primary polls? Go look at the Real Clear Politics composite and do the math on that. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:17:38 AM EST
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Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. What, like Sheldon Adelson's promise to contribute more than $100 million to Trump? Weren't you paying attention? Anyhow those are mere promises, not cash in hand, promises won't buy a cup of coffee. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:20:39 AM EST
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If you think this will play out like the primary you're fooling yourself. The first clue ought to be that Trump is currently *trailing* Clinton in the polls. How long did Trump trail Cruz in the primary polls? Go look at the Real Clear Politics composite and do the math on that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Trump is late getting started. Why that is I have no idea. But it's not a good thing any way you slice it. Yesterday every cable media outlet covered his anti-Hillary speech live....What is that worth in hard cash? I think Cruz did the math on that, you might want to ask him.
If you think this will play out like the primary you're fooling yourself. The first clue ought to be that Trump is currently *trailing* Clinton in the polls. How long did Trump trail Cruz in the primary polls? Go look at the Real Clear Politics composite and do the math on that. I already had, he is within the MoE in many swing states....That's not bad in my estimation given the proven manipulation of polls like the NBC and CBS polls. Why, it's almost like you want Trump to lose. Keep on the sunny side my friend, always on the sunny side.
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:21:17 AM EST
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What, like Sheldon Adelson's promise to contribute more than $100 million to Trump? Weren't you paying attention? Anyhow those are mere promises, not cash in hand, promises won't buy a cup of coffee. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. What, like Sheldon Adelson's promise to contribute more than $100 million to Trump? Weren't you paying attention? Anyhow those are mere promises, not cash in hand, promises won't buy a cup of coffee. You're right man. Trump being late and behind and generally acting like he doesn't seem to care if he wins this thing is no problem at all. In fact, it's a good thing. In fact, since Trump is doing it it's completely awesome. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:24:47 AM EST
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I already had, he is within the MoE in many swing states....That's not bad in my estimation given the proven manipulation of polls like the NBC and CBS polls. Why, it's almost like you want Trump to lose. Keep on the sunny side my friend, always on the sunny side.
I *want* Trump to win. Now, don't get me wrong, I think the man is a compete asshole and utterly unsuited for the office, but a Hillary/Warren ticket winning scares the shit out of me. Given that, I'd really appreciate it if Trump seemed like *he* wants to win. So why on earth is Trump so late getting going on this? And why do you guys act like this is a good thing? |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:28:27 AM EST
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What, like Sheldon Adelson's promise to contribute more than $100 million to Trump? Weren't you paying attention? Anyhow those are mere promises, not cash in hand, promises won't buy a cup of coffee. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. What, like Sheldon Adelson's promise to contribute more than $100 million to Trump? Weren't you paying attention? Anyhow those are mere promises, not cash in hand, promises won't buy a cup of coffee. Are you sure that's still coming? That was before all his dumb antics with the judge. The head of one of his Super PACs admitted Trump has been making it difficult to get donations thanks to his recent behavior. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:30:43 AM EST
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In before the arfcucks. I'm stealing that one. 
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:33:22 AM EST
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I already had, he is within the MoE in many swing states....That's not bad in my estimation given the proven manipulation of polls like the NBC and CBS polls. Why, it's almost like you want Trump to lose. Keep on the sunny side my friend, always on the sunny side.
If we wanted Trump to lose we wouldn't be bitching about him sitting on his *** and not raising money for over a month since he clinched the nomination. Hillary isn't "officially" the nominee yet either and yet she has more cash on hand, is raising substantial sums every day, and has already made large ad buys for commercials that are ALREADY running in swing states. Serious candidates do not squander an entire ****ing month when they could be organizing and raising money. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:36:59 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. yep but the messiah worshipers don't care. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:37:44 AM EST
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In before the arfcucks. I'm stealing that one. Well, you know .... never miss an opportunity to insult someone while you ask for their vote. Amiright? |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:38:44 AM EST
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Are you sure that's still coming? That was before all his dumb antics with the judge. The head of one of his Super PACs admitted Trump has been making it difficult to get donations thanks to his recent behavior. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. What, like Sheldon Adelson's promise to contribute more than $100 million to Trump? Weren't you paying attention? Anyhow those are mere promises, not cash in hand, promises won't buy a cup of coffee. Are you sure that's still coming? That was before all his dumb antics with the judge. The head of one of his Super PACs admitted Trump has been making it difficult to get donations thanks to his recent behavior. I think it's most likely that Adelson is waiting to make sure that the GOP doesn't suicide by fragging Trump at the convention, then Adelson either doesn't waste money on a thrown election or he makes a statement by funding a Trump third party run. In any case, no, I'm not sure that it's still coming, but I also think that the big promised donors Hillary claims are sweating her health issues and possible implosion over her history of light treason. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:40:19 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. stop repeating that nonsense. Regulations do require companies— even ones owned by the candidate— to charge fair-market value so as not to run afoul of a ban on corporate campaign contributions.
They also require some complicated record-keeping. For instance, FEC reports show the campaign making about $400,000 in payments to Trump. But that's a campaign finance accounting quirk. What's actually happened is that Trump donated $400,000 in campaign office space and some salaries of company employees who have been working on his presidential bid. That way too "deep in the weeds" for the #NeverNeverLand crowd. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:40:33 AM EST
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cruz has more Cruz owes a shit ton of people favors in return. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:41:19 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: cruz has more He better hold on to it as I have a feeling he will be needing it. He'll be figurehead #1 representing the old, incompetent "wants to lose all the time" republicans marked for take down if there is goofy shit going on at the convention. He'll be out on his ass next time he's up for re-election if things don't go right... regardless of his actions between now and then. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:42:12 AM EST
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In before the arfcucks. Tooo Late. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:42:33 AM EST
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2mil self funding pledge? I thought he had billions and was gonna self fund the whole thing???
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:43:37 AM EST
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cruz has more Cruz owes a shit ton of people favors in return. And Trump has had 100s of millions of dollars of loans forgiven by NY investment banks. He doesn't owe anyone anything. 
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:45:34 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. yep but the messiah worshipers don't care. Because it's complete horseshit? |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 7:48:33 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. yep but the messiah worshipers don't care. Because it's complete horseshit? Haven't read the recent FEC filings I sake it? |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:01:00 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. Would like to see a source |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:05:42 AM EST
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. Would like to see a source http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/21/politics/donald-trump-business-spending-fec/ And btw, since he's now seeking to get reimbursed by the RNC for the loans he's made to his campaign, he's really not self funding and not spending his own money at his businesses. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:07:09 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. It appears what really excites you then is the Clinton Foundation money laundering and fraud scheme. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:14:22 AM EST
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Some of the Trump True Believers should stop by this thread: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1864770_Semi_Offical_PMAG_Election_Wager_Thread_.html I hope he wins. I don't want Hillary picking supreme court nominees. FWIW, I even donated to his campaign. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:17:27 AM EST
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If you think this will play out like the primary you're fooling yourself. The first clue ought to be that Trump is currently *trailing* Clinton in the polls. How long did Trump trail Cruz in the primary polls? Go look at the Real Clear Politics composite and do the math on that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hillary and the Democrats are going to spend the better part of a billion on this campaign. $11M is a very small drop in the bucket. He's had the nomination for a while now. Why's he so late getting started? So Hillary has $40-odd million (4% of a billion) to Trump's $11+ million (1.1% of a billion), placed in the context of a billion dollar campaign there is no meaningful difference. Hillary *will* spend around $1B on this campaign. She has promises right now for 100's of millions of dollars. If you don't understand that you haven't been paying attention to Presidential campaigns recently. Trump is late getting started. Why that is I have no idea. But it's not a good thing any way you slice it. Yesterday every cable media outlet covered his anti-Hillary speech live....What is that worth in hard cash? I think Cruz did the math on that, you might want to ask him.
If you think this will play out like the primary you're fooling yourself. The first clue ought to be that Trump is currently *trailing* Clinton in the polls. How long did Trump trail Cruz in the primary polls? Go look at the Real Clear Politics composite and do the math on that. Evidently you've never worked with politicians or you would know the media polls mean nothing. THAT IS WHY POLITICIANS HIRE THEIR OWN PRIVATE POLLSTER. That is why media polls showed dead even ties last election yet Republicans won by 8-10%, the same polls showed Republicans losing 3 Governorships and they ended up winning 3 instead. Politicians laugh at the media polls. Yesterday on MSN.com (liberal site) they had a Hillary vs Trump poll...with over half a million votes cast Trump was beating Hillary by over 10%. Trump's speech yesterday was surprisingly VERY impressive, that will bring in a lot of cash. Hillary has no rebuttal for his talking points on her. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:18:26 AM EST
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I wish the Gun owners, conservatives, #NotHillary people would unite behind him.
It's retarded at this point in the game to do otherwise. the dumbshits are just going to get Hillary elected if they keep it up, I REALLY am starting to think that half of this board are old DU Troll/ Hillary /Dem Machine accounts. I bet they are. as for financials he has plenty of cash, can raise more, and would be a poor business man not to ask the RNC to back him and put skin in the game. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 8:54:02 AM EST
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http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/21/politics/donald-trump-business-spending-fec/ And btw, since he's now seeking to get reimbursed by the RNC for the loans he's made to his campaign, he's really not self funding and not spending his own money at his businesses. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If I were a Trump supporter I wouldn't be too excited about this. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. Would like to see a source http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/21/politics/donald-trump-business-spending-fec/ And btw, since he's now seeking to get reimbursed by the RNC for the loans he's made to his campaign, he's really not self funding and not spending his own money at his businesses. Seriously? What Trump is doing is legal: He is required to pay fair market value for the goods and services enjoyed by his campaign -- otherwise, they would have to be considered in-kind contributions. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 9:21:59 AM EST
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Seriously? What Trump is doing is legal: He is required to pay fair market value for the goods and services enjoyed by his campaign -- otherwise, they would have to be considered in-kind contributions. It also highlights a concern some Republican donors have stated about Trump -- that because his personal donations to his campaign are classified as loans, he could end up using campaign gifts from others to pay himself back. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 9:35:17 AM EST
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Seriously? What Trump is doing is legal: He is required to pay fair market value for the goods and services enjoyed by his campaign -- otherwise, they would have to be considered in-kind contributions. It also highlights a concern some Republican donors have stated about Trump -- that because his personal donations to his campaign are classified as loans, he could end up using campaign gifts from others to pay himself back. Im going to assume that you accidentally snipped the quote that started the argument... So I'll repost it. Based on recent reports a lot of his campaign money is going right back into his and his kid's personal businesses. Trump is apparently even paying himself a salary out of campaign funds. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 9:37:17 AM EST
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And so fucking what if he recoups some or all of the money?
You think Cruz isn't going to pay his personal loans off with campaign money? It's common, and completely above board. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 9:40:41 AM EST
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[YAWN] Can't stand Trump. Never will be able to. But he's the guy we're stuck with and I will vote for his NYC elitist ass solely as a middle-finger to Hitlery and her minions. Why is his legitimacy still even some kind of debate? If would-be prison-bait Hitlery is legit, then The Donald is doubly so.
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Posted: 6/23/2016 10:03:01 AM EST
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Fiorina doing lap dances while Cruz "makes it rain" is a disturbing thought.
I hate you people. I'm gonna need a lobotomy from the stuff you guys post. |
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Posted: 6/23/2016 10:17:41 AM EST
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President Trump,,,,,,, roils right off the tongue like FBHO & FHRC
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Posted: 6/23/2016 10:30:43 AM EST
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I did my part.
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