Donald Trump for President?

[Tibertus]

So he's said, as he has in the past, said he may run for president. What would you think of President Trump? Would you vote for him? Why or why not?

 

[BattleOfValmy]

I believe in the axiom of "the only people who would make a good president will never run."

 

[Taimat396]

I would not vote for him, no.

 

[AWdeV]

Well, I'm not sure if he'll be any good president but I'm sure he'll trump the other candidates.

 

[Tibertus]

*Ba-dum TSH*

 

[Austupaio]

This is the guy who hosts 'Celebrity Apprentice' were talking about here.

 

[Sushiman70]

The fat ginger one? Ha, I'd like to see him try.

 

[Tibertus]

I do think it'd be really interesting to have a businessman as the president. Businesses need to be run conservatively, when it comes to money, otherwise they are not profitable, I think the same fiscal conservatism would go a long way in helping out the country. Politicians shouldn't be allowed to run for office.

 

[Merentha]

I do think it'd be really interesting to have a businessman as the president. Businesses need to be run conservatively, when it comes to money, otherwise they are not profitable, I think the same fiscal conservatism would go a long way in helping out the country. Politicians shouldn't be allowed to run for office.

Well, that would be great, if the only job of the president was to manage the economy.  There's this whole "foreign policy" thing that we're all kind of ****ting our pants about. 

 

[Tibertus]

I bet you many businessmen have much more experience dealing with foreign entities than most politicians.

 

[Lyze]

Except the problem with businessmen is that a lot of them are in government right now. They have long and sordid histories with large corporations, which now control great influence within the current US government system as a result. And it is this close relationship that sees so many unwise decisions that do not benefit the 98% of US citizens, but the top 2% who are part of a group of interconnected corporations and government organisations.

 

[BattleOfValmy]

Truth.

 

[Swadius 2.0]

I believe in the axiom of "the only people who would make a good president will never run."

Would you vote for a chained up philosopher made to lead the US against his will after forcing him to witness the realm of The Shrinky Dinks of which all things emanate ?

 

[Tibertus]

Truth.

I disagree, but then again, I'm a conservative, business minded individual, so no one here will ever believe me. Plus I'm going to bed.

 

[Taimat396]

Truth.

I disagree, but then again, I'm a conservative, business minded individual, so no one here will ever believe me. Plus I'm going to bed.

Burn the witch!

 

[Tibertus]

Suck my ****. 

 

[Taimat396]

Burn the ****!

 

[Josef_the_Pretender]

I do think it'd be really interesting to have a businessman as the president. Businesses need to be run conservatively, when it comes to money, otherwise they are not profitable, I think the same fiscal conservatism would go a long way in helping out the country. Politicians shouldn't be allowed to run for office.

**** Cheney.

Also, GW was a 'businessman'. Just sayin'.

 

[Shatari]

The trouble isn't that we don't have any businessmen in the government, it's that the ones that we do have are in it to pad their pockets. I doubt Mr. Trump would be in it for anything but profit and prestige. I'm not much of a fan of Obama, but it seems like he's the only moderate in the running these days.

 

[FrisianDude]

I'd prefer Donald Duck.