DONALD TRUMP

If you're thinking of voting for Donald Trump in November, please consider these three questions first:

1. Does America want to take the risk of electing a businessman who is straight-talking, unsophisticated and politically inexperienced, often politically-incorrect, prone to thoughtlessly shooting his mouth off and offending people, more than a little boring, has full of enemies from both the left and the right, the favorite whipping-boy of the mainstream media, and full of novel and untested ideas as President of the United States? If so, please vote Trump.

2. Does America want to break with the familiarity of its present path and go bravely into the uncharted waters of new security measures, new immigration and economic policies, a roll-back of national debt, the re-writing of trade agreements, a new national health insurance system, an escalated war against ISIS, renegotiated international defense arrangements and a less adversarial approach to relations with Russia and China? If so, please vote for Trump.

3. Does America want to overhaul its political system such that corruption, special interests and lobby groups will no longer play any part in it, so that the people's political and democratic rights could be restored to their rightful place? If so, please vote for Trump. 

Thank you and good luck!

HILLARY CLINTON

If you're thinking of voting for Hillary Clinton in November, please consider these three questions first:

1. Does America want a dishonest and corrupted person who had been proven to have committed a felony (serious crime) and is a beneficiary of election fraud as President of the United States? If so, please vote Clinton.

2. Does America want to continue with the present path of worsening racial divisions, of doubling of the national debt from US$10.6 trillion to US$20 trillion over the last 8 years, of the lack of progress in financial reform, of declining US manufacturing industries due to imbalanced trade deals, of persisting with the ObamaCare fiasco, of failure of immigration policy which contributed to the crisis at the southern border, of a disastrous and ineffectual Middle East policy which had left Iraq, Syria and Libya in disorder and become a hotbed of ISIS terrorist activity, and of loss of American influence and prestige such that she could not respond to Russian aggression in Crimea and a belligerent China in the South China Sea? If really so, please vote for Clinton.

3. Does America want to continue to tolerate a broken political system ruled by dishonesty, corruption, special interests, lobbies, election fraud and politicians more concerned about their own political careers than the good of their country? If so, please vote for Clinton.

Thank you and good luck!

DONALD TRUMP will win the presidency!

How do I know that? Well, Obama told me that and the Khans (Gold Star family) told me that.


For the uninitiated, let me tell you that the American political scene is a jungle and the mainstream American media is a dungeon full of lies, scandals and corruption. To get to the truth, you have to get above the cacophony of laughable fiction that try to pass off as news and see the real action behind the words.


Notice how Obama has now abandoned all pretense of dignity and impartiality as a standing president and now goes for a full-blooded attack on Mr Trump, the opponent of his party's nominee.


Notice how, the Gold Star family, the Khans, were exploited to repeatedly attack Mr Trump viciously and without provocation; and then without any shame, claim afterwards that it was Mr Trump who attacked them! The media bullies had also gone berserk echoing their claims.


What all this boils down to is this: Trump is going to win and the Democrats already know that! The Democrats are in desperation mode now and it is already showing even at this early stage.


Read this article by Kit Daniels and you'll know what I mean. http://www.prisonplanet.com/obama-signals-trump-will-win.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

DONALD TRUMP

HAS DONALD TRUMP EVER SACRIFICED ANYTHING IN HIS LIFE BEFORE?

Let's settle this question once and for all.

Khizr Khan: (Accusing Trump) " You have sacrificed nothing, and no one."

Warren Buffett: "No member of the Trump family has gone to Iraq or Afghanistan. We’ve both done extremely well. Our families haven’t sacrificed anything, Donald Trump hasn’t sacrificed anything.”

Mr Trump had been accused of insulting Mr Khan and his wife by his reply (he actually didn't insult them), but, if anything, I think Mr Khan and Mr Buffett have both insulted Mr Trump by belittling Mr Trump's sacrifices.

It appears that both Mr Khan and Mr Buffett have narrowly defined sacrifice as having a family member or offspring killed in a war in a foreign land.

Ok, let's look at what the word "sacrifice" really means:

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/sacrifice

"The act of giving up something highly valued for the sake of something else considered to have a greater value or claim."

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/sacrifice

"An act of giving up something valued for the sake of something else regarded as more important or worthy."

https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/sacrifice

"A sacrifice is a loss or something you give up, usually for the sake of a better cause."

And what was Donald Trump's reply to his interviewer? Oh, let's look at the transcript:

Mr. Stephanopoulos asked: “How would you answer that father? What sacrifice have you made for your country?”

Mr. Trump: “I think I've made a lot of sacrifices. I work very, very hard. I've created thousands and thousands of jobs. Tens of thousands of jobs."

Mr. Stephanopoulos: “Those are sacrifices?”

Mr. Trump: “Oh, sure. I think they’re sacrifices. I think when I can employ thousands and thousands of people, take care of their education, take care of so many things….I was very responsible, along with a group of people, for getting the Vietnam Memorial built in downtown Manhattan, which to this day people thank me for. I raised and I have raised millions of dollars for the vets, I’m helping the vets a lot, I think my popularity with the vets is through the roof.”

So, Trump says he has sacrificed a lot of his time and energy building up his business and overcoming many setbacks. In fact, by employing tens of thousands of people, he has greatly contributed to the US economy and secured the livelihood of so many families. Keeping in mind the 3 dictionary definitions of "sacrifice" above, I think Trump is right - he has made some sacrifices.

But I think his greatest sacrifice is his decision to contest the US presidency. Right from the start, he knew he would be falsely accused, mislabeled, ridiculed and attacked relentlessly; but he is willing to sacrifice his privacy, his comfortable life and his reputation in order to fight for the American people and Make America Great Again. 

I rest my case.