Posted on 02/16/2016 5:59:26 PM PST by Helicondelta
Was your candidate in the military?
NO
Thanks for this great ping. Just amazing! I agree with your analysis. I only hope and pray nothing Scalia-esque happens to Trump in the coming mos. [Not implying unnatural causes; just saying the unexpected does happen.] Barring that, it really does look like a big Trump win in the making.
Was your candidate in the military?
NO
And you still don’t get the point. At least Trump has had some military training instead of being a Harvard trained talking head.
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“He was very coachable,” Dobias said. “If I told him, ‘Do this,’ he’ll do it. If I told him to do it the other way, he’ll do it that way. So that’s what made him a good baseball player. He accepted criticism. He wanted to be best. Not better.”
Trump was made a cadet captain at NYMA — one of the highest honors for graduates.
And friends say Trump channeled that competitiveness into everything at military school. When he was in charge of the rifle rack, he cleaned the rifles obsessively. He was meticulous about his uniform. When it was his turn to do inspections in the barracks, he whipped other cadets into shape.
This Is Where Donald Trump Played By The Rules And Learned To Beat The Game
http://www.npr.org/2015/11/10/455331251/this-is-where-donald-trump-played-by-the-rules-and-learned-to-beat-the-game
“At least Trump has had some military training” “he cleaned the rifles obsessively. He was meticulous about his uniform. When it was his turn to do inspections in the barracks, he whipped other cadets into shape.”
Cleaning rifles and uniforms, and lording your petty authority over others, is military training to you?
By the way, Trump received a 4-F during a draft. He would have to have been very very very unfit for the military.
“instead of being a Harvard trained talking head.”
Trump is very much a Harvard talking head in that he constantly espouses leftist talking points.
“He was very coachable” “If I told him, ‘Do this,’ he’ll do it. If I told him to do it the other way, he’ll do it that way.”
“Trump has proven already he’s completely malleable,” Jimmy Carter explained. “I don’t think he has any fixed positions that he’d go the White House and fight for.”
“I’d be able to deal with Pelosi, I’d be able to deal with Reid, I’d be able to deal with anybody,” said Trump.
“He accepted criticism.”
Neither Trump nor his supporters accept any constructive criticism. Instead, they attack and defame anyone who dares to say anything that isn’t complementary to Trump. And if someone utters a truth or a fact about Trump, Trump and his supporters have a meltdown.
Good stuff! :)
Oh wow, yeah.
And here we find out that Trump is guilty of the same thing he accused Carson of. Trump could have said:
“It’s in my past that I’ve got a pathological temper. That’s a big problem because I can’t cure that. As an example: child molesting. You don’t cure these people. I couldn’t be cured of child molesting. There’s no cure for it. Pathological, there’s no cure for that. I’m pathological and I’ve got basically pathological disease and even I don’t want a person that’s got pathological disease. If I’m a child molester, there’s no cure, they can’t stop me. Pathological, there’s no cure. I had a teacher. Believe me, when I attacked my teacher it worked. How stupid are my supporters? How stupid are they to believe my crap? Pathological is a very serious disease. Even I don’t want somebody who attacked their teacher.”
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