TRUMP'S got my vote! Registered independent this time because I'm sick of the whole establishment!
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James w. Stratton
11 years ago
If I were GOD ( I'm not ) I would send someone to the united states of America right now to take it back, I would name him Trump and I would give him 10,000,000,000.00 to work with.
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Marie P
11 years ago
Check ou this article:
MARK CUBAN: I want to be a Republican, but the party has one big problem
Business Insider By Colin Campbell
2 hours ago
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban on Tuesday weighed in on the status of the Republican Party.
In a Tuesday post on his Cyber Dust social-media app, the outspoken billionaire investor wrote that he would prefer to join the GOP but had an issue with the party's push for conformity.
"I would prefer to be a Republican," Cuban wrote in the post, which was flagged by The Dallas Morning News. "I want smaller government. I want smarter government. Just like most Republicans. Put aside that I disagree with Republicans on most social issues. The Republicans have a much bigger problem that will crush them in every presidential election until this changes."
Cuban lamented that those who disagree with the "consensus" were called fake Republicans.
"The Republican Party requires that all their presidential candidates conform to consensus," he said. "If you don't agree with every platform of the party, not only are you called a RINO, a 'Republican in Name Only.' You are considered unelectable in primaries and become a source of scorn on Fox News. That's a problem."
The "Shark Tank" star's desire to avoid party orthodoxy could be related to his recent praise for real-estate mogul Donald Trump, whom he hailed as "the best thing to happen" to politics in a long time. Indeed, Cuban even told Business Insider he would consider being Trump's vice president if asked, though he said he would probably decline the hypothetical offer.
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In his Tuesday Cyber Dust post, Cuban also reflected on the meaning of leadership:
Leaders don't conform to the consensus. They create consensus to their vision and goals.
Leaders don't change their positions mid debate. They
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Marie P
11 years ago
ATTENTION INDEPENDENT REGISTERED VOTERS:
Our vote is very important - we must all take the necessary steps, to register Republican, so we can be sure Trump will be the nominee for the Republican Party. Don't let this opportunity, to make a real positive impact, pass us by.
Trump is highly educated, well read, successful, hard working, informed, intelligent, great negotiator and most of all he is outspoken, speaks the truth and has the energy and the true desire to Make America Great Again.
For our future as one and for the future of all we need to use our voice through our vote to make a difference.
TRUMP'S got my vote! Registered independent this time because I'm sick of the whole establishment!
If I were GOD ( I'm not ) I would send someone to the united states of America right now to take it back, I would name him Trump and I would give him 10,000,000,000.00 to work with.
Check ou this article: MARK CUBAN: I want to be a Republican, but the party has one big problem Business Insider By Colin Campbell 2 hours ago >> View gallery .Mark Cuban Portrait Illustration Shark Tank (Mike Nudelman/Business Insider) Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban on Tuesday weighed in on the status of the Republican Party. In a Tuesday post on his Cyber Dust social-media app, the outspoken billionaire investor wrote that he would prefer to join the GOP but had an issue with the party's push for conformity. "I would prefer to be a Republican," Cuban wrote in the post, which was flagged by The Dallas Morning News. "I want smaller government. I want smarter government. Just like most Republicans. Put aside that I disagree with Republicans on most social issues. The Republicans have a much bigger problem that will crush them in every presidential election until this changes." Cuban lamented that those who disagree with the "consensus" were called fake Republicans. "The Republican Party requires that all their presidential candidates conform to consensus," he said. "If you don't agree with every platform of the party, not only are you called a RINO, a 'Republican in Name Only.' You are considered unelectable in primaries and become a source of scorn on Fox News. That's a problem." The "Shark Tank" star's desire to avoid party orthodoxy could be related to his recent praise for real-estate mogul Donald Trump, whom he hailed as "the best thing to happen" to politics in a long time. Indeed, Cuban even told Business Insider he would consider being Trump's vice president if asked, though he said he would probably decline the hypothetical offer. > View gallery .Mark Cuban (Steve Jennings/Getty Images) In his Tuesday Cyber Dust post, Cuban also reflected on the meaning of leadership: Leaders don't conform to the consensus. They create consensus to their vision and goals. Leaders don't change their positions mid debate. They
ATTENTION INDEPENDENT REGISTERED VOTERS: Our vote is very important - we must all take the necessary steps, to register Republican, so we can be sure Trump will be the nominee for the Republican Party. Don't let this opportunity, to make a real positive impact, pass us by. Trump is highly educated, well read, successful, hard working, informed, intelligent, great negotiator and most of all he is outspoken, speaks the truth and has the energy and the true desire to Make America Great Again. For our future as one and for the future of all we need to use our voice through our vote to make a difference.