Palin finds common ground with Trump [Bump for "our jobs, our industries, our manufacturing"]

Heraldsun ^ | June 01, 2011 | Beth Fouhy

[GonzoII]

He criticised China for unfair trade practices and said the US under Obama had become a "laughing stock" to the rest of the world.

"What do we have in common? Our love for this country, a desire to see our economy put back on the right track,"

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"To have a balanced trade arrangement with other countries across this world so Americans can have our jobs, our industries, our manufacturing again. And exploiting responsibly our natural resources. We can do that again if we make good decisions," Palin said.

[GonzoII]

"To have a balanced trade arrangement with other countries across this world so Americans can have our jobs, our industries, our manufacturing again. And exploiting responsibly our natural resources. We can do that again if we make good decisions," Palin said."

You GO, girl!!

[Brandonmark]

[onyx]

"She's a great woman, a terrific woman and a terrific friend. I'd love her to run."




It's always been my contention that Trump was her stalking horse. I hope he raises $Millions for her.

[Gene Eric]

What say you, fans of Palin, trashers of Trump?

Our success will be based on our ability to remain steadfast in our convictions without alienating the ‘unfit’ whom are willing to support our cause.

[jessduntno]

Without manufacturing, we will be at the mercy of developing nations with factories and factory workers who can produce goods. Manufacturing is not just making things; it is core competencies and experience, legacy and innovation in building and creating an economy.

The northeastern elites are so enamored of European style socialism they can’t see what happened to them; many lost their manufacturing base to become shopkeepers and bankers, speculators and professional bureaucrats, their sense of themselves grows more effete and like France, the aging whore, are reliant on lies, deception and capitulation to hordes of aliens who will bring them to their knees.

We will follow that path until conservative principals, strong manufacturing bases and the ability to produce defense return. We desperately need the death of the hyphenated American, PC semi-socialist elites to be soundly defeated and the end of the Grand Old Potty.

[norge]

Sorry, but I am very uncomfortable with Trump.

[GonzoII]

"Our success will be based on our ability to remain steadfast in our convictions without alienating the ‘unfit’ whom are willing to support our cause."

I agree with you Gene, the key is no compromise with moral absolutes. The Trump economic conservative types, have nothing to fear with Palin and much to gain IMHO.

[onyx]

You don’t have to be comfortable with him. He’s not running for anything. He’s a businessman first, second, third, and I believe him when he says he loves his country. Obama’s policies are killing business and our econony along with seriously threatening our national security. Trump can raise money, so why not raise it for her?

[jocon307]

We listen to Brian Kilmeade on Fox Radio on Sirius. He must be OVER THE MOON about this. He is always talking about Trump, saying he might get back in, rehashing the brief shining moment that was the Trump campaign, etc. Hubby says either Kilmeade’s got the worst man-crush of all time or he is plumping to get himself on celeb apprentice.

LOL, I can’t wait to hear him tomorrow!

[jonrick46]

Maybe Sarah, with her convictions can pull some of these liberal big rich off the reservation and back into the Capitalist Camp.

[Portcall24]

The northeastern elites are so enamored of European style socialism they can’t see what happened to them;

All they have to do is drive around the cities and see the remains of the industrial engine which built this great Country. But they've all moved to the 'burbs' and stay in their insulated environs, wondering what went wrong.

[C. Edmund Wright]

>>> The Trump economic conservative types, have nothing to fear with Palin and much to gain IMHO. >>>

The nothing to fear from Palin part I’m ok with. I am wondering where Trump’s economic conservatism is. Seems like a guy who does well by cozying up to economic liberals in power and playing their game. Loves big government solutions to problems in fact.

You know, making money and talking about loving America does not an economic conservative make.

[norge]

Onyx, if he gives SP money, fine. I just don’t trust him. Outside of himself, I have no confidence in his allegiances. That’s just me I guess.

[SaraJohnson]

The citizens of the world are not going to like this uppityness one bit.

I hope we can break the back of the globalist billionaires and their treasonous, corrupt government enablers in no uncertain terms. We have to derail that train or the US will be ruled by a communist UN government with a multinational oligarchy and freedom will be a long lost memory. We will be no more than third world serfs.

[jsdjason]

I’ll say it again, Trump would be a great attack-dog type VP candidate. No one goes after Zero like the Don.