Quote from: miketx on June 27, 2016, 05:06:10 AM
Yeah, that's why he's spending a fortune of his own money, right?

Who's money is he spending?
He received more than 2 billion in free ad time by the lSM, he has spent less than a million of his own money and is now broke, and this after claiming he's a multibillionaire.
In other words, he lied, the left propped him up to steal the election and now the guy that claimed he would self fund his own election is asking for money?
Are you not seeing a pattern of deception yet? The guy is an admitted NY Lib, lied about his plan to fix the illegal problem by making them legal.
In 2010, with the rise of the Tea Party, Trump supported Democrats against conservatives.
In 2014, Donald Trump supported the Republican Establishment as it sought to crush the tea party and conservatives.


http://theresurgent.com/in-2013-and-2014-donald-trump-was-funding-john-boehner-mitch-mcconnell-against-the-tea-party/

Or how he demonized Cruz over his wife's employment at Goldman Sachs, only to turn around and hire one of their advisors?
Trump's Finance Adviser former Goldman Sachs board member.

FEC records show that over the course of 18 years, beginning with a $500 donation to Democrat Chuck Schumer's Senate campaign in 1998, Mnuchin has made $68,300 in campaign contributions.
ighty-five percent, or $57,800 of which has gone to Democratic candidates in gubernatorial, senatorial and presidential races.

Among the Democratic candidates Trump's finance chairman has contributed to: President Obama ($4,300); former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ($8,200); former Democratic presidential nominees John Kerry ($500) and Al Gore ($1,000); former Democratic Vice Presidential candidate John Edwards ($4,100); former Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu ($2,300); New York Sen. Chuck Schumer ($2,500) and former New Jersey congressional candidate Michael Wildes ($11,500).

Mnuchin also contributed $10,000 to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in 2004.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-05/trump-picks-former-goldman-partner-and-soros-employee-finance-chairman
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/trumps-new-finance-chairman-has-long-history-of-donating-to-dems/article/2590486

Quote from: miketx on June 27, 2016, 05:06:10 AM
Yeah, that's why he's spending a fortune of his own money, right?

Honest question, why do you like trump? Or rather, why are you going to vote for him and please don't say because he is not hillery.

Quote from: miketx on June 27, 2016, 05:06:10 AM
Yeah, that's why he's spending a fortune of his own money, right?

What "fortune of his own money" has he spent?  Please, do tell.   Remember, Donald Trump bragged over and over how the other candidates were blowing money on trying to win states - while he spent next-to-nothing - mocking them for wasting money.

If Donald Trump was self-funding his campaign, why is my email in-box getting stuffed with pleas for $ from Trump?  If you haven't gotten those, then you've never given to a political campaign... which would lead one to question whether or not YOU'RE SERIOUS about the election enough to put-your-money-where-your-mouth-is.  I have (Ted Cruz) - but, have you given Trump a single cent?   If one suggests Trump is a good candidate, prove it, send him some CASH.

Donald Trump reminds me of a tight-wad.  He invites you and your wife out to one of the finest restaurants, everyone has a great time, and when the waiter asks who gets the bill... we all nod in Donald's direction and he says, "Dutch!  Split it up!" ... and expects you to pick up the 15% gratuity & the bottle of Wine ... which he ordered, but didn't drink.  To really add to the embarrassment, he starts in on th wait-staff about the lousy service, bad wine, overcooked steak, rubbery lobster....  Somehow, to avoid making a scene, you manage to get stuck with the entire bill, just to get the hell out of there (alive)!   ... speaking from experience.

The guy who made self-funding and his personal wealth part of his campaign pitch - IMO can start spending his own coin... if he's serious about POTUS - which I doubt.