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He doesn't want money, he doesn't need money.
I wonder if he used 9 or 10 pens to sign his signature like the President does when he signs a document on TV
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The Donald has taken "The Pledge"
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Donald Trump has signed a pledge vowing not to run as an independent if he fails to win the Republican nomination, as a coordinated party effort appears to have staved off an eventual third-party run by the real-estate mogul.
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his history has been more supportive (monetarily as well) of Democrats and their ideas. Maybe he's a "closet" Democrat ? That should make you happy. If he runs against Hillary Clinton, I'd think you couldn't lose. Democrat or Republican, what's in a name?
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I'm still waiting for The Tea Party to come out of the closet. They attend Republican conventions and rail on against Republican policies.
They should move out and get their own apartment.
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Wish he'd not signed it. We don't want a Party Hat, but a People's President. Just google "communist party pledge" to realize how bad our two party system has become in copying them.
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Federal parties in dead heat in poll that shows 57% of Canadians would support a coalition government
The three main federal parties are essentially tied in an exclusive new poll that reveals a growing acceptance of the idea of a coalition government among voters.
The Liberals take 32 per cent, the Conservatives 31 per cent and the NDP 28 per cent in the Forum Research survey conducted this week. Though it shows a slight dip in support for the New Democrats — a break from other federal polling released this week — the margin of error means the parties remain in a statistical dead heat.
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of the Rep candidates running will HAVE to support him if he wins the nomination.......as well as the RNC and the PACS....wouldn't THAT be a hoot?
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