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Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - Nargis - 08-18-2016 Michael Moore penned an essay for his website in which he claims that Donald Trump ran for office as a way to gain negotiating leverage over NBC, and after his presidential campaign became an unexpected success, he is now looking for a way out. “Donald Trump never actually wanted to be President of the United States. I know this for a fact. I’m not going to say how I know it,†Moore wrote in an article posted to his site on Tuesday. He also theorizes that Trump is sabotaging his own campaign. “Maybe it’s all part of his new strategy to get the hell out of a race he never intended to see through to its end anyway,†he writes. “Because, unless he is just ‘crazy,’ the only explanation for the unusual ramping up, day after day, of one disgustingly reckless statement after another is that he’s doing it consciously (or subconsciously) so that he’ll have to bow out or blame ‘others’ for forcing him out.†The motive behind Trump’s presidential bid, Moore wrote, was to get a better deal from NBC for hosting “Celebrity Apprentice.†Moore wrote that before Trump launched his campaign, he “had begun talking to other networks about moving his show. This was another way to get leverage — the fear of losing him to someone else — and when he ‘quietly’ met with the head of one of those networks, and word got around, his hand was strengthened. He knew then that it was time to play his Big Card. He decided to run for President.†Instead, after launching his presidential bid, Trump quickly gained a following and was moving up in the polls. He recently officially accepted the Republican nomination for president. Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - chairman - 08-18-2016 he wont be president Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - mapoui - 08-18-2016 who say so.....MM ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused:: Michael Moore is one big fat impse.....whose word has long lost credibility! ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - Nargis - 08-18-2016 but what if the possibility is true? Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - mapoui - 08-18-2016 good question! I don't know.....who does or wud know ::confused:: I don care anyway. Trump is not the answer. Trump is one of them..a rep of the minority rich..regardless of the politics of Trump as populist. he aint and the ordinary people are nto buying it if I can fidn it I will post up the latest study of the breakdown of voting trends in the election so far. it was that ordinary people across the board have not bought into Trumps populism...which populism which then is a political propaganda construct to win votes for Trump from people who wud otherwise have voted for Sanders... were Sanders for real
Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - Nargis - 08-18-2016 so you saying hilary will win? Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - chairman - 08-18-2016 yes she will win Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - mapoui - 08-18-2016 [quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=105810.msg709801#msg709801 date=1471530875] so you saying hilary will win? [/quote] no! Hillary can win only if the election is stolen which it most likely will be. but what I am saying is this: http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/08/16/donald-trump-and-the-myth-of-economic-populism-demolishing-a-false-narrative/ Quote:But it appears that the working-class populist depiction of Trump’s campaign and his supporters is heavily exaggerated, upon examination of a variety of recent surveys. March polling from ABC and the Washington Post found no significant relationship between respondents’ income and support for Trump. Gallup’s August survey of 87,000 Americans questions just how big a factor economic anxiety is in driving Trump’s primary and general election success. The Washington Post summary of Gallup’s findings reports that; Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - mapoui - 08-18-2016 among those who will vote it appears that Hillary has become too damaged goods. Hillary is simply too criminal to win..too disgustingly evil Re: Donald Trump Doesn’t Really Want to Be President - Nargis - 08-18-2016 so all the fanfare for Trump all those encounters are fake? |