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Is this the beginning of major play to take Trump out of the GOP equation?

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Did you read the link?

 

Had nothing to do with that

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Had nothing to do with that

 

OK. My posts were obviously sarcasm anyway. :thumb:

I will say this and I have no idea who I am voting for yet. However some of you all are right about Trump not having as much political knowledge as others. However at the end of the day some of you all are acting like it is only the President making decisions. Its like a head coach in sports, usually a head coach is only as good as the people he surrounds himself with. While Trump may not have as much political knowledge as others, he probably will surround himself with plenty of people who do have political knowledge.

 

A friend of mine said it best the other day. If Trump was to end up being President he probably would go down as one of the best Presidents ever, or he will go down as one of the worst of all time and tore this country down.

 

What has Donald Trump — in all the decades you've been aware of him — shown to make you believe he would operate the office of the POTUS in any sort of reasonable fashion? He seems far more likely to fire people who don't tell him what he wants to hear.

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