Clint Eastwood Would Destroy Donald Trump in a Presidential Race

[walkstall]

Clint Eastwood Would Destroy Donald Trump in a Presidential Race, Poll Shows.

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Presidential candidate and GOP frontrunner  Donald Trump would face major competition from a Oscar-winning movie star who once famously talked to a chair  at the 2012 Republican National Convention to prove a political point...if he were in the running.

Clint Eastwood, a former mayor of Carmel, California, would beat him in a presidential race, according to a Harris poll , which surveyed 2,039 U.S. adults in late July on behalf of cloud telephony services provider CallFire. In fact, if he did run against him, the director and actor would absolutely crush Trump, nabbing 72 percent of the vote versus 28 percent.


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[Solar]

This exposes what I've been saying all along. People are starving for leadership, and right now, Trump is the only one saying what people want said.
However, as your poll exposes, no one is solidly behind the Ring Master of pitchmen.

[walkstall]

This exposes what I've been saying all along. People are starving for leadership, and right now, Trump is the only one saying what people want said.
However, as your poll exposes, no one is solidly behind the Ring Master of pitchmen.

As we saw in the last elections for the Senate and even more so in the states.  Money cannot buy every election.

[Solar]

As we saw in the last elections for the Senate and even more so in the states.  Money cannot buy every election.

Exactly! Which is why Bush going under like an anchor is all the more sweeter.
The media tried to scare us into conceding under threat of Bush money.
If Bush gave everyone a grand to vote for him, that might have an impact, but just because he can afford to have his mug on TV and print from now till 2017, won't make a hill of beans difference, people are sick to Hell of the Establishment.

If anything, it would increase Establishment fatigue beyond the miserable numbers they are already.

[redbeard]

As we saw in the last elections for the Senate and even more so in the states.  Money cannot buy every election.

What money? Up to a few days ago Trump had only spent 1.3 million. How much have the others spent?

[walkstall]

What money? Up to a few days ago Trump had only spent 1.3 million. How much have the others spent?

And we have 16 months to go yet. 

[redbeard]

And we have 16 months to go yet.

Well he did fly his 757 down to Alabama and put out from that stadium so he is probably up to 1.4 or 1.5 million by now!

[walkstall]

Well he did fly his 757 down to Alabama and put out from that stadium so he is probably up to 1.4 or 1.5 million by now!

I'm impressed.      

[redbeard]

I'm impressed.      

I find it truly unbelievable! Granted his cost will rise but so far everything he has done has been effective and on the cheep!

[walkstall]

I find it truly unbelievable! Granted his cost will rise but so far everything he has done has been effective and on the cheep!

Soon the MSM will stop covering his ass and he will have to pay for it out of his own pocket.

[supsalemgr]

Soon the MSM will stop covering his ass and he will have to pay for it out of his own pocket.

That is the key. Trump is not dumb. Why pay for exposure when the MSM is giving to you for nothing.

[kit saginaw]

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They're asking about people who aren't running.  Warren Beatty had to dissolve his aspirations a couple of times because of a lack of public interest.

Yeah, Eastwood would poll high... till he officially announced.  -Then he'd plummet to the high teens or low 20's, where Trump is in a 17-person field. 

       

[je_freedom]

Speaking of Clint Eastwood,
there's a business in Cincinnati  that specializes in baking cakes for special occasions.
The name of the bakery is (I'm not making this up!)
Go ahead - bake my day!

[quiller]

Clint leans over and addresses the empty chair: "Hey, Donald. Let's both get butch cuts and see who looks more Presidential."

[red_dirt]

Clint Eastwood Would Destroy Donald Trump in a Presidential Race, Poll Shows.
Presidential candidate and GOP frontrunner  Donald Trump would face major competition from a Oscar-winning movie star who once famously talked to a chair  at the 2012 Republican National Convention to prove a political point...if he were in the running.
Clint Eastwood, a former mayor of Carmel, California, would beat him in a presidential race, according to a Harris poll , which surveyed 2,039 U.S. adults in late July on behalf of cloud telephony services provider CallFire. In fact, if he did run against him, the director and actor would absolutely crush Trump, nabbing 72 percent of the vote versus 28 percent.
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Sure thing, Walks. Clint would "absolutely crush" Trump. In the same survey, respondents said their number one celebrity pick was Morgan Freeman. 
How LA is that?  Actually, quite. Cloud Fire is a VOIP computerized call center that is currently the toast of the telemarketing biz for whatever reason, probably cost and jobs for India.
Speaking of India, the CEO, Denish Ravishankar (How's that for a good one) is a finalist for the Greater Los Angeles man of the Year. That's the core business, robo calls for greater LA.

Here's the Wiki article. Note the challenge that is the tip off that the company wrote the Wiki entry, not the way it is meant to be. All LA must be up in arms over Trump, owing to the possible effect when he releases the policy on trade with Asia. What per cent of stuff at the Wal Marts passes through the Port of Long Beach?  75%? Higher? Hey, does China still own that Long Beach dock?
Nice try, Walks. Close but no brass ring this time.

Here we go:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CallFire

CallFire Inc. is a cloud telephony services provider (SaaS) headquartered in Santa Monica, California, known locally as Silicon Beach. CallFire designs, develops, and offers web-based VoIP products and services as a business-to-business (B2B) service for small and medium sized-businesses (SMB's) and bills customers based on usage.

The company was incorporated in 2004 by Dinesh Ravishanker, Vijesh Mehta, and Komnieve Singh.[4] Punit Shah & TJ Thinakaran came on board in 2006 and 2007 respectively to round out the founding team. Dan Retzlaff, James Nguyen, Shane Neman were hired during the initial years, and Ronald Burr was hired in spring 2012.[5]

In 2010, CallFire was ranked no. 285 on Inc. Magazine's 29th annual List of America's Fastest Growing Private Companies[6] According to Inc. in 2012, CallFire was nominated for the 2012 Small Business Influencer Award by smallbiztrends.com.[4]

CallFire was ranked #15 within the Telecommunications industry in the Los Angeles metropolitan region.[6] Much of CallFire's annual growth is attributed to "the growth in calls and use of its service in U.S. elections as well as Hurricane Sandy"[2]

Political campaigns have started to use services in the cloud telephony industry. Services like CallFire are used by local and state candidates and issue-oriented political campaigns to reach potential voters.[7] Various campaigns have conducted voter identification and persuasion, grassroots fundraising, rally crowd building, volunteer recruitment, get out the vote (GOTV), and other activities.[8]

On May 20, 2013, CallFire's CEO Dinesh Ravishanker was named a finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2013 program in the Greater Los Angeles area. The award recognizes entrepreneurs who demonstrate success in innovation, financial performance, and commitment to their businesses.[11]