Yes, such a fine, upstanding citizen to represent the Republican Party as the nominee for POTUS. Like I said before, he's running out of groups to insult: Mexicans, war veterans, Asians, and with this classy comment and those about Megan Kelly, the largest group of all: women. But, no problemo, he's gonna get the nomination, and will win it all next year! ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!
+18K LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL
Because we're all supposed to believe you have 18 dimes sitting in your Heritage account? LMFAO!
C'mon pussy, your bankroll vs mine - loser leaves the forum forever! Very simple bet.
Let's do this! Boom!
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Never. You just made a deposit. I have well over 18k......killing it all year. All plays posted here.
Yeah, you built a bankroll.....that's why you won't bet money won this year.....is it because sports insights failed and your own picks got crushed?
Six figure bankroll you built. Lmao
" I won't get into a Mickey Mouse contest with you". Yeah, no kidding....look at my record and look at yours.
vit 86-68 plus 18,900. BOOM!!
+18K LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL
Because we're all supposed to believe you have 18 dimes sitting in your Heritage account? LMFAO!
C'mon pussy, your bankroll vs mine - loser leaves the forum forever! Very simple bet.
Let's do this! Boom!
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Never. You just made a deposit. I have well over 18k......killing it all year. All plays posted here.
Yeah, you built a bankroll.....that's why you won't bet money won this year.....is it because sports insights failed and your own picks got crushed?
Six figure bankroll you built. Lmao
" I won't get into a Mickey Mouse contest with you". Yeah, no kidding....look at my record and look at yours.
vit 86-68 plus 18,900. BOOM!!
"Killing it all year!!" (betting $10 a game!)
Hysterical.
Joe is a total fucking tool. Guy runs from every heads up bet but wants me to show my sports book balance as a bet. Not even his dumb fuck buddies are backing him on this one.
A a guy who has been wrong about everything for a decade has built a six figure bankroll. Sure Joe .... Lol.....only at RX world do you find such morons.
I never said I had a six figure bankroll...I was merely playing into your ridiculous conspiracy that I "just deposited a huge amount of money, just so I could kick you off the forum!" LMFAO!
That is such an asinine statement on multiple levels, yet exactly what we have come to expect from a broke-ass troll who posts here 24/7. The notion that I or ANYONE would risk 6 figures just to kick some anonymous loser off a forum is beyond stupid. But, as a poker millionaire, why not just out spend me? 6 figures is peanuts to a poker millionaire like you.
Ho hum, your obfuscating bullshit doesn't pass the smell test.
Ho hum, vtard runs from ANOTHER bet.
As if anyone believes a word this broke-ass loser says.
PS - Great job on the ghosts following you around heaping praise in your picks threads. LMFAO!
Loser!@#0
You are here more than me and have way more posts than I do when you include your previous and current ghosts.
Of course you made a deposit. I know this because you wouldn't bet on who won more money this year, you posted nothing but losers and the service you pay for, sports insights, had a losing year. So, how else would you have any money in your account. You're a known loser. I, on the other hand, have done nothing but cash for a year.....but you have my 25 unit loss 2 years ago to fall back on. Nice 10 week sample. Face it....I'm a winner and you're not. The numbers speak for themselves
86-68(18,900). Stop paying services joe. Just follow me!!!
ps...I have no ghosts that's your game Joe Contrarian and Dr Ettiv
You know I do have a dog in this fight but here what I think. Republican primary voters
are looking for a winner & they see that in Trump. Trump is a unique type, someone who
can walk through a labyrinth and not get lost, maneuver through intricate combinations of
torturous paths & passages & successfully find his way to the exit like few can.
He already has shattered the 'rules of engagement in the political arena' as your post #293
points out! Trump supporters understand that in foreign wars he'll follow suit & shatter
Obama's & Bush #2 'rules of engagement' which hampered the success of our troops &
definitely increased our casualties.
Trump's so quick & clear thinking he's a pro in getting out of a jam, I know that as a fact
as he got me out of one, not a big one but one I doubt I'd have gotten out of myself.
The primary voters know Trump is unscripted, unrehearsed and unhandled & because of
that his detractors try to rain on the parade. They think Trump will bring, what so needed
now victories, what the US had gobs of long ago. So they will laugh off his minor 'faux pas'
or social blunders.
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that Obama's & for that matter even Bush #2
'rules of engagement' in foreign wars
Trump's statement;
Asked about his comments on Thursday, Trump told Fox News he probably made them but claimed: "I'm talking about persona, I'm not talking about look."
He also said he was speaking "in a jocular manner, obviously."
his fellow Red boys goign at him, a few hitting twitter.....ah the Republican party.........
Jeb Bush;
Jeb Bush
✔@JebBush
Trumps demeaning remarks are small and inappropriate for anyone, much less a presidential candidate. Carly & country deserve better. Enough
Walker;
Scott Walker
✔@ScottWalker
Trump's personal attacks against @CarlyFiorina are plain inappropriate and wrong. It's time for these shameless attacks to end. - SW
and Jindal drops the gloves;
At the National Press Club on Thursday, Jindal said "silly summer season is over" and Trump should be sent "back to reality TV."
"We cannot send this narcissist, we cannot nominate this egomaniac," Jindal said.
............
Hillary chimes in;
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton also took a swipe at Trump during a stop in Ohio, saying he "seems to delight in insulting women" and if he emerges, "I would love to debate him."
...................things are heating up.......
Asked about his comments on Thursday, Trump told Fox News he probably made them but claimed: "I'm talking about persona, I'm not talking about look."
He also said he was speaking "in a jocular manner, obviously."
his fellow Red boys goign at him, a few hitting twitter
.....ah the Republican party.........Jeb Bush;
Jeb Bush
✔@JebBush
Trumps demeaning remarks are small and inappropriate for anyone, much less a presidential candidate. Carly & country deserve better. Enough
Walker;
Scott Walker
✔@ScottWalker
Trump's personal attacks against @CarlyFiorina are plain inappropriate and wrong. It's time for these shameless attacks to end. - SW
and Jindal drops the gloves;
At the National Press Club on Thursday, Jindal said "silly summer season is over" and Trump should be sent "back to reality TV."
"We cannot send this narcissist, we cannot nominate this egomaniac," Jindal said.
............
Hillary chimes in;
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton also took a swipe at Trump during a stop in Ohio, saying he "seems to delight in insulting women" and if he emerges, "I would love to debate him."
...................things are heating up.......
I ddn't hear but was told yesterday Trump's reply to a reporters question on why he gave money in the past to certain politicians was, "to get what I wanted"! He has a sharp tongue
Switch parties if you can't vote Trump in primary...... Don't remember if Indiana has a "Closed Primary"
I'm starting to hear from many people that they could care less about elections. America might be too far gone for most, One of the reasons being....
Everyone plays the game! Chances are slim the working people ever will win!
Follow the money, Unfortunately is the only game in America! Telling it like it is:
Grandma wins and 5D puts up odds on Yes or No if she'll get re-elected........
well this is interesting.......Wall Street scared? why? cause Mr Trump wont accept sizable 'contributions'? .....
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/09/donald-trump-2016-wall-street-reaction-213614#superComments
NEW YORK — Wall Street is growing increasingly terrified that Donald Trump — once viewed as an amusing summertime distraction — could actually win the Republican nomination for president.
The real estate billionaire, who took another populist shot on Sunday by ripping into lavish executive pay, continues to rise in the polls. Would-be Wall Street saviors like Jeb Bush are languishing in single digits. The belief that Trump's candidacy would quickly fade is now evaporating in a wave of fear.
“I held four lunches for investors in August and at the first one everyone assumed Trump would implode,” said Byron Wien, vice chairman of Blackstone Advisory Partners and a senior figure on Wall Street. “By the fourth one everyone was taking him very seriously. He taps into frustrations that are very real and he is a master manipulator of the media.”
The CEO of one large Wall Street firm, who declined to be identified by name criticizing the GOP front-runner, said the assumption in the financial industry remains that something will eventually knock Trump off and send voters toward a more establishment candidate. But that assumption is no longer held with strong conviction. And a dozen Wall Street executives interviewed for this article could not say what might dent Trump's appeal or when it might happen.
"I don't know anyone who is a Donald Trump supporter. I don’t know anyone who knows anyone who is a Donald Trump supporter. They are like this huge mystery group,” the CEO said. "So it's a combination of shock and bewilderment. No one really knows why this is happening. But my own belief is that the laws of gravity will apply and those who are prepared to run the marathon will benefit when Trump drops out at mile 22. Right now people think Trump is pretty hilarious but the longer it goes on the more frightening it gets."
The latest frightening broadside for the Wall Street class came on Sunday when Trump said on CBS’s “Face the Nation” that executive pay in America is “a complete joke” and promised to raise taxes on “the hedge fund guys.” In a statement sent to POLITICO on Monday from his campaign, Trump relished in the attacks from Wall Street, singling out both Bush and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, another favorite on Wall Street.
"Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton will continue to let Wall Street and the 'hedge fund guys' rip off the people by paying no or very little in taxes," Trump said. "They have total and complete control of Hillary, Jeb and others running. My campaign is self- funded. The only people that have control of me are the people of the United States."
The comments on Wall Street were relatively tame in comparison with his fiery rhetoric about deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants within two years and building a giant border wall with Mexico. The billionaire also recently ripped former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina’s looks, saying they would make her unelectable.
But Trump’s skill at tapping into populist discontent with all major U.S. institutions — including Wall Street — has financial executives increasingly dismayed at the GOP front-runner’s staying power and long-term impact on the party even if he doesn’t get the nomination.
“I don’t think Trump is going to win, but I do worry about all the damage being done to Republicans among Hispanics and women by him being such an idiot,” said a senior executive and major GOP fundraiser at a large bank who also declined to be identified by name. “Everyone thinks he is a buffoon and a bombastic loudmouth who won’t be around at the end. But the concern is that he is still at 30 in the polls and he is going to hang around for a while and do a great deal of damage.”
So far there is no organized effort on Wall Street to mount a “stop Trump” campaign.
“Neither of them are doing very well right now,” said one Wall Street Democrat of Bush and Clinton. “Both Trump and Sanders have done a pretty great job tapping into this sense of frustration not just with Wall Street but with all of the establishment.”
One person who might benefit from Trump’s rise and Bush’s current stagnation is Kasich, who worked for seven years at Lehman Brothers — though in an Ohio office — and is viewed as something of an establishment-populist hybrid given his folksy demeanor and heartland background.
“Kasich is a true businessman in contrast to Trump. He is the businessman candidate and he’s pretty compelling in part because Jeb has taken such a beating,” said Wylde. “I’ve set up a meet- and -greet with Governor Kasich and I’ve already got a sellout crowd.”
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/09/donald-trump-2016-wall-street-reaction-213614#superComments
NEW YORK — Wall Street is growing increasingly terrified that Donald Trump — once viewed as an amusing summertime distraction — could actually win the Republican nomination for president.
The real estate billionaire, who took another populist shot on Sunday by ripping into lavish executive pay, continues to rise in the polls. Would-be Wall Street saviors like Jeb Bush are languishing in single digits. The belief that Trump's candidacy would quickly fade is now evaporating in a wave of fear.
“I held four lunches for investors in August and at the first one everyone assumed Trump would implode,” said Byron Wien, vice chairman of Blackstone Advisory Partners and a senior figure on Wall Street. “By the fourth one everyone was taking him very seriously. He taps into frustrations that are very real and he is a master manipulator of the media.”
The CEO of one large Wall Street firm, who declined to be identified by name criticizing the GOP front-runner, said the assumption in the financial industry remains that something will eventually knock Trump off and send voters toward a more establishment candidate. But that assumption is no longer held with strong conviction. And a dozen Wall Street executives interviewed for this article could not say what might dent Trump's appeal or when it might happen.
"I don't know anyone who is a Donald Trump supporter. I don’t know anyone who knows anyone who is a Donald Trump supporter. They are like this huge mystery group,” the CEO said. "So it's a combination of shock and bewilderment. No one really knows why this is happening. But my own belief is that the laws of gravity will apply and those who are prepared to run the marathon will benefit when Trump drops out at mile 22. Right now people think Trump is pretty hilarious but the longer it goes on the more frightening it gets."
The latest frightening broadside for the Wall Street class came on Sunday when Trump said on CBS’s “Face the Nation” that executive pay in America is “a complete joke” and promised to raise taxes on “the hedge fund guys.” In a statement sent to POLITICO on Monday from his campaign, Trump relished in the attacks from Wall Street, singling out both Bush and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, another favorite on Wall Street.
"Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton will continue to let Wall Street and the 'hedge fund guys' rip off the people by paying no or very little in taxes," Trump said. "They have total and complete control of Hillary, Jeb and others running. My campaign is self- funded. The only people that have control of me are the people of the United States."
The comments on Wall Street were relatively tame in comparison with his fiery rhetoric about deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants within two years and building a giant border wall with Mexico. The billionaire also recently ripped former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina’s looks, saying they would make her unelectable.
But Trump’s skill at tapping into populist discontent with all major U.S. institutions — including Wall Street — has financial executives increasingly dismayed at the GOP front-runner’s staying power and long-term impact on the party even if he doesn’t get the nomination.
“I don’t think Trump is going to win, but I do worry about all the damage being done to Republicans among Hispanics and women by him being such an idiot,” said a senior executive and major GOP fundraiser at a large bank who also declined to be identified by name. “Everyone thinks he is a buffoon and a bombastic loudmouth who won’t be around at the end. But the concern is that he is still at 30 in the polls and he is going to hang around for a while and do a great deal of damage.”
So far there is no organized effort on Wall Street to mount a “stop Trump” campaign.
“Neither of them are doing very well right now,” said one Wall Street Democrat of Bush and Clinton. “Both Trump and Sanders have done a pretty great job tapping into this sense of frustration not just with Wall Street but with all of the establishment.”
One person who might benefit from Trump’s rise and Bush’s current stagnation is Kasich, who worked for seven years at Lehman Brothers — though in an Ohio office — and is viewed as something of an establishment-populist hybrid given his folksy demeanor and heartland background.
“Kasich is a true businessman in contrast to Trump. He is the businessman candidate and he’s pretty compelling in part because Jeb has taken such a beating,” said Wylde. “I’ve set up a meet- and -greet with Governor Kasich and I’ve already got a sellout crowd.”
