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Who is your choice for president?

Posted on | February 22, 2011 | 7 Comments

Barbi Dee

It is a bad joke how not 1 of the newly elected constitutionalists from the tea party have stood by Lt. Col Terry Lakin! What happened to the fraud Lt.Col Allan West??Boehner and Issa both REFUSE to do their Jobs and question Obummer eligibility and lie about it! Michell Bachmann wants to run for president but REFUSED to speak the truth about our constitutional crisis and OB when questioned by Geo Stephanopolis??? Ron Paul certainly has not defended this country and upheld his oath to defend the country against all enemies- foreign and domestic! Tell this bunch if lieing, deceiving criminals and their cohorts to run for dog catchers! We the people see their yellow badge of cowardice and are VERY AWARE of their fraudulent ways!

 I want to know your opinion. Who do you think is the best candidate for president who can pay off our 14 trillion dollar debt, clean up corruption, expose ObamaFraudGate and create real jobs, not borrow from China with interest to create unnecessary governmental jobs?
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7 Responses to “Who is your choice for president?”

  1. gary bagley
    February 22nd, 2011 @ 2:30 pm

    donald trump

  2. Anne
    February 22nd, 2011 @ 7:13 pm

    I am afraid that if Sarah Palin is elected in 2012, she would end up doing the same thing as the former President Bush (Jr) did. I think Donald Trump is the one who should be able to help with the US government’s better budget and to be firm with the Constitution.

  3. Clyde
    February 23rd, 2011 @ 12:02 am

    You people do understand that Donald Trump went to Chicago and raised 10 million dollars for Rahm Emanuel, don’t you? I don’t see where he would help the cause at all.

  4. Israel D. Jones
    February 23rd, 2011 @ 12:41 am

    You would vote for someone who donates his fortune to Obama’s Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel for his ineligible bid for Chicago Mayor? Why waste your time voting for the guy financing the Obama administration? Why don’t you just vote for Obama then?

  5. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    February 23rd, 2011 @ 2:22 am

    If I had a choice of someone like Michelle Bachmann or Alan West standing for eligibility and for tariffs on cheap junk from China to create jobs in US, I would vote for them. Unfortunately, so far all the other candidates aside from Trump are full of BS, full of hot air. They talk much, but none of them stood up to say “we need an emergency congressional hearing to review Obama’s eligibility. We need to go back to tariffs to bring back jobs to US. We have 30 million Americans unemployed or underemployed. Just cutting expenses does not make a dent in our debt, our debt continues growing exponentially”. All of the other candidates are puppets, saying what they were allowed to say.
    Do I like the fact that Trump gave some money to Rahm? No, I don’t like it at all, but
    a. Rahm was Clinton’s man. He worked for Obama for a year and a half and left the administration and distanced himself from Obama. He was never ideologically Obama’s man
    b. It is my understanding that Trump gave $2,000 to Rahm at a gala in LA. Those Galas cost 1,000 per person a ticket. He probably paid this 2,000 for himself and his wife. He invested millions in a golf course and resort in Pacific Palisades near LA. When he goes to Galas like this he talks business with investors and clients. He is just a businessman and for a billioner like Trump to give somebody $2,000 is like for you to give somebody $2.
    This is the reality. I like Alan Keyes, who is your choice, but as you said yourself, at the moment a candidate from American Independant party does not have a serious chance of winning the election. I am sure that Alan Keyes will be a great candidate for a cabinet position or for a position of the ambassador to UN though.
    If things change, if one of strong Republicans stands up and speaks up against the usurper and for tariffs, I will consider him, but so far they did not make such move.

  6. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    February 23rd, 2011 @ 3:22 am

    he did not raise any money for rahm. he only went to a fund raiser, where he paid $2,000.
    Who is your choice for president?

  7. Israel D. Jones
    February 24th, 2011 @ 2:36 pm

    All I’m saying is just because he might have mentioned the eligibility issue does not mean he will mention it again if he announces his candidacy. Nor does it mean he will take action on it while in office. We all know what happened to JD Hayworth when he spoke up about the eligibility. He got barried. I’m suprised he didn’t get murdered like former Bush aid John Wheeler. The elites used him as an example and I don’t think anyone else will bring it up. So I’m not counting on any candidate to speak of the issue. Especially since you’ve brought irrefutable evidence to the SCOTUS multiple times and even they won’t allow it. With that said, I would rather see Sarah Palin as our next President. I know she works at FOX News which is financed by the Saudis, but I’m hoping she is only there to stay in the headlines and keep her exposure. Trump might be a good candidate if what you say is true, but there no reason he couldn’t do the same job as an economic advisor. Everyone talks about Sarah Palin would be a joke if nominated. Well, what about the fact that Trump is a reality TV star? What about the fact that Trump had multiple wives? What about the fact that Trump is not dirt poor like most of the country? How can he walk amongst the poverty stricken, sick, and homeless people when he has been a billionaire most of his life? And most importantly, how do we know that he’s not one of the billionaire Bilderbergs?

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