2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumValue of Trump's Endorsement
Yet the m$m seems to be blowing this completely out of proportion, as they do.http://politicalwire.com/archives/2012/02/02/value_of_trumps_endorsement.html
Value of Trump's Endorsement
A recent Pew Research survey showed that just 8% of Americans said they'd be more likely to vote for a Donald Trump-backed presidential candidate while 26% said less they'd be less likely to do so.
gateley
(62,683 posts)monmouth
(21,078 posts)rurallib
(62,406 posts)bowens43
(16,064 posts)does more for Obama then it does for the candidate being endorsed.
America thinks 'the Donald' is a royal jackass.
Worried senior
(1,328 posts)pandering to this joke, why do we need his opinion on anything.
babylonsister
(171,056 posts)tanyev
(42,550 posts)Maybe.
Bryan
(1,837 posts)I mean, if one is inclined to think that vast wealth is a powerful indicator of judgement and character, wouldn't one already be in Romney's corner?
Tarheel_Dem
(31,232 posts)maximusveritas
(2,915 posts)Trump reinforces the notion that he is an elitist and out-of-touch vulture capitalist.
DCBob
(24,689 posts)Trump endorsement will hurt him in the long run as it reaffirms his disconnect with the middleclass and his strong ties to the elite and wealthy.
Denninmi
(6,581 posts)He's famous for being famous, actually generally for being notorious, or infamous, in the sense of those words, for his misdeeds as much as has deeds -- bankrupt businesses, multiple mistress wives.
Just another in a long string of pseudo-celebrities created by the media, and who do nothing to advance our society. Right up there with Lohan, Snookie, the Octomom, Paris Hilton, et al.
Why anyone would care about his endorsement for anything is beyond me. I question the psychological health of someone who would be enthralled by a Trump-type personality.