Impossible Choices - Page 6

For some reason his hair is what grabs some people's attention the most. I would tend to believe it is real, besides him asking strangers to yank it off his head to satisfy the hordes of unbelievers, because who in their right mind would choose a style and color as he has, on purpose, with all the money he has?

http://Does trump wear a toupee

bee, yr confused how success is defined for pol's, if you are still in it - you are successful.

Beetree, very good point, nobody would choose that as a toupee, lol,lol,lol.

it's a toupee, I thought it was a cat??

Bit unfair to the cat vk, might be something the cat dragged in though, lol.

vk4, I am quite sure that I am not confused at all. You are on the other hand, just being concerned with the shortsighted view. As a point of explanation, it is quite typical of big government Dem's to confuse a lasting sinecure with success. I would prefer for myself, a much better and lasting strategy determined by the legacy that history will write for one's service.

History only lasts one election cycle, you know that.

Okay, implants. Honestly, I think he should just go bald. His hair looks like a 1970s porn chick, uck.

Bee, Trump wants to change the libel laws to make it easier to sue people. Boy that republican I mean democrat or whatever the hell he is today wants to make it easier to sue, that has got to be a republican trait all the way.

 

This just in - if the election was held today - Trump couldn't beat Sanders - dump the Trump.

 

 

Ken Mehlman, who ran George W. Bush's winning campaign in 2004, penned a Facebook post castigating Trump by stating that leaders shouldn't need to research whether to reject Klan support. "They also don't mock people with disabilities, insult war heroes, divide people by religion and nationality, and insult women. #NeverTrump," Mehlman wrote.

You guys are over thinking it......

Overthink this: trump and the internet/media

 

 

http://money.cnn.com/2015/12/08/technology/donald-trump-internet/


December 08 NEW YORK
Donald Trump has called for a shutdown of the Internet in certain areas to stop the spread of terror.
In a speech at the U.S.S. Yorktown in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, on Monday, Trump referenced the use by ISIS of social media as a recruitment tool. He recommended a discussion with Bill Gates to shut off parts of the Internet.
"We're losing a lot of people because of the Internet," Trump said. "We have to go see Bill Gates and a lot of different people that really understand what's happening. We have to talk to them about, maybe in certain areas, closing that Internet up in some way. Somebody will say, 'Oh freedom of speech, freedom of speech.' These are foolish people. We have a lot of foolish people."

Some totalitarian governments do it
The notion that the Internet could be shut off is not completely off base. North Korea does it. Some countries have been known to shut off Internet service to their citizens in times of crisis. Egypt restricted the Internet during the 2011 Arab Spring uprising.
Other countries block certain Internet services and sites. China is the most famous example, forbidding most social networking sites as well as websites that deal with subjects the government doesn't want its citizens to know about.
Most Western countries, including the United States, regulate the Internet very loosely. There are few restrictions about what American citizens can do and say on the Internet. Child pornography is one example of forbidden Internet activity in the United States -- Google is barred from linking to it, and websites cannot display images of it.