[erkelly]

erratic and unreliable chief executives do not build hotels and resorts throughout the world bearing their names, or have a fleet of private aircraft bearing their names.

[Alberta's Child]

If the performance of a chief executive in a business environment was a valid indicator of how he's perform in elected office, then Mitt Romney would be closing out his second term in office this year.

Donald Trump has been all over the map on almost every notable issue in politics today. That's because: (1) he's a real estate developer and an entertainment figure, not a public official; and (2) he probably has no basic moral principles that guide him on these issues.

[juggernaut]

‘erratic and unreliable chief executives do not build hotels and resorts throughout the world bearing their names, or have a fleet of private aircraft bearing their names.’

It’s a dem talking point co-opted by the e.

[Elyse]

Do their companies go bankrupt three times to get out of paying their debt?

[smokingfrog]

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2014/08/06/Donald-Trump-wants-name-removed-from-Atlantic-City-casinos/9231407345555/?st_rec=2879561009600

[ADSUM]

There is a major difference in making large sums of money, and serving the public good in leading a country.

Just look at George Soros or Bill and Hillary Clintoon and the Clintoon foundation.

Let Trump do what he does well - build hotels and golf courses and let Ted Cruz with conservative values build a stronger America.