Yet another effort to come out of the woodwork, but this one was actually employed by Trump Tower!
> What was once Trump's desire to rank second place to send a message to America and to increase his power as a businessman has nightmarishly morphed into a charade that is poised to do irreparable damage to this country if we do not stop this campaign in its tracks.
> I'll say it again: Trump never intended to be the candidate. But his pride is too out of control to stop him now.
> You can give Trump the biggest gift possible if you are a Trump supporter: stop supporting him.
> He doesn't want the White House. He just wants to be able to say that he could have run the White House. He’s achieved that already and then some. If there is any question, take it from someone who was recruited to help the candidate succeed, and initially very much wanted him to do so.
> The hard truth is: Trump only cares about Trump.
> And if you are one of the disaffected voters — one of the silent majority like me — who wanted a candidate who could be your voice, I want to speak directly to you as one of his biggest advocates and supporters.
> He is not that voice. He is not your voice. He is only Trump's voice.
http://www.xojane.com/issues/stephanie-cegielski-donald-trump-campaign-defector
So worth the read and good to hear from a form insider who sees what we all can see
>>34918
>Wants a raise
>Trump says "fuck no"
>"I quit"
Next day,we find out Trump wants the presidency for the same reasons Hillary does(CUZ IS MUH TURN)
And there is no way other candidates would bribe his staff to fuck him over for the right money.
So much bullshit,so many lies have been told,people just outright reject them now about Trump,no questions asked.
Good job libtards,you made him stronger.
Bernie for president
>>34940
Trump is just Bernie with slightly better hair, younger looking, and less politically oriented.
>>34939
It's not really a stretch, it's not like this is the first time he's done this. I realize this is the first election that most /pol/ kiddies have followed, but do some researh.
>>34944
>>34944
>>>34939
>It's not really a stretch, it's not like this is the first time he's done this.
Source?
I realize this is the first election that most /pol/ kiddies have followed, but do some researh.
wow, projection much?
why don't you brilliant mind direct us to what research we need to do? we are kiddies after all, we need some help to choose the best candidate
Or is this another "I ain't gonna do the research for you, you should know trump == Hitler" shitposts?
>>34948
http://mashable.com/2015/06/16/donald-trump-president-fake/#G.mNSUop9aqp
It's a questionable source, but here's a starting point for you to research from, I'm on mobile at work so I'm not going through the nightmare of mobile browsing to find all the sites for you. Also, top kek at that projection after whining about projection.
>>34954
>1988
>said he would not run
>2000
>said nothing
>2004
>said he was thinking of running
>2008
>said he would run in the future
>2012
>attacked obama
>2016
>actually runs for president
also
>mashable
alright, I read your piece of shit source, and it says nothing relevant to your argument.
Don't take your sources from clickbait lad, you embarass yourself. Atleast give it a read before posting it, it's totally irrelevant and makes you look bad.
>Trump implied in the past that he would run
>Even if that was somehow relevant (which it isn't), out of the 5 elections mentioned he only said he was THINKING of running during one, and even then he didn't make it official.
>Somehow that makes him a liar? a scam?
That source reminds me of this article
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-racist-examples_us_56d47177e4b03260bf777e83
>Here's 9 times Trump was indeniably racist!!1!!
>He attacked obama
>He also attacked a protestor at his rally!!1
>What a racist, donchuthink??
>>34956
>I can't read
I literally stated that it's a questionable source and that it's a starting point to do some actual research. My point is that over the years he has slowly been bluffing and acting like he knows anything at all about politics just to build up his persona/value. Every election he goes a little further, and the political climate this time worked out so that he accidentally ended up much further than intended. It's a believable narrative, albiet a bit absurd. You /pol/ children really are as bad as tumblrinas when it comes to getting triggered and buttflustered over nothing, calm the fuck down you autist.
>>34958
>I literally stated that it's a questionable source and that it's a starting point to do some actual research
>I said my sources were shitty, that makes them less shitty
>My point is that over the years he has slowly been bluffing and acting like he knows anything at all about politics just to build up his persona/value. Every election he goes a little further, and the political climate this time worked out so that he accidentally ended up much further than intended.
The article only implies that Trump was bluffing about running for president, and even that's wrong (since I outlined that he never actually announced he was running and took it back).
He never bluffed about knowing his politics though, or atleast you didn't post any sources regarding that.
Also
>he accidentally ended up much further than intended
thank god we got you political analyst explaining trump's strategies. So it's a mistake he has 700+ delegates right now?
Also
>You /pol/ children really are as bad as tumblrinas when it comes to getting triggered and buttflustered over nothing, calm the fuck down you autist.
I'm calm and laughing at your autistic attempt at political discussion you faggot. Actually start using arguments like I do instead of stupid projections and people might start taking you seriously.
She worked for a Superpac, which is legally forbidden from contact with the candidate and campaign they support, which means the claim she was a Trump campaign manager and knows him is false.
You can thank me later for saving you from wasting your time with a non topic.
>>34956
The fucker even said he would run for liberals, not republicans. What are you on about, shill?
>>34939
Trump can more than afford to pay double what another candidate would pay to turncoat someone. And anyone who works for him knows it. They know he'd love to pay someone 3x whatever ER someone else offers just to be able to say See they are so scared of me they are trying to turn my staffers against me with money
you shouldnt stop trump you should let him break an entrenched system and then have him crash and burn as he becomes too much a radical for the general vote.
We need archived news. I'm not giving clicks to anyone. Also whats this about a turncoat? If they were worth the paycheck he'd give out a raise since the man is results oriented.
She was the spokesperson for MAGA Superpac, which was closed down 3 months ago. This is just a case of an ex-employee bad mouthing a former boss, probably for some money from some other campaign.
>>34956
um, what are you doing? I hope you're trolling, because this is some damage control
>>35016
>Calling a spade a spade is damage control
It is the shittiest source imaginable, and doesn't even back up anon's original assertions.
>>35013
or maybe they can "bad mouth" now that the contract is up.
You would do the same thing, the same way trump supporters always go on about how the media tries to repress them and hide the truth so too will Trump if he wants to win.
He is a businessman as well as a politician, after all.
>Police charge Trump campaign manager with battery
I would use a defibrillator, honestly. This is why police should not do medicine.
>>34993
Trump is more entrenchment. Sorry.
>>34918
>http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-china-blog-35897905
k she was employed as communications director for a PAC that supported him at the beginning of his campaign before he decided to end relations with the PAC and dissolve it.
Trump needs to win.
The system must burn in order for the idiot masses to finally realize how broken it is.
We had to destroy the village in order to save it.
>>34918
That's the whole idea being capitalism though, if Trump acts in his best interest he will serve the country well. The way for him to make the biggest name for himself would be to help the country.
>>35137
It sounds like, according to her, Trump intended to run a lack-luster campaign that he'd just let get swamped by the preferred candidate. However, in real life, he ran a lack-luster campaign that didn't get swamped by the preferred candidate! How about that?!
>>34918
Even if trump is in it for himself he is still a better option than all the establishment candidates. I want a president so hated by the bankers that he gets Kennedy'd. All other concerns are secondary.
Hey jew bitch, your place is on reedit not here.
>>35203
Bill Clinton was in it for himself and look at all of the irreversible damage he caused...
>>35209
>Irreversible damage
I can't seem to find it.
Statistical trends and economic cycles have continued on with minimal changes for decades now. So long as we keep getting banker approved candidates nothing will change.
>>35209
>in it for himself
Ol' Bill was Hillary's bitch from day one
Goddammit /news/
You fell for the bait.
>xojane.com
kek - did not read
There is a simple solution to our electile dysfunction: Red or Blue, just vote all millionaires out.
>>34983
He said that years ago yes? The democrats are now socialist, and republicans are what democrats used to be.
>>35566
>The democrats are now socialist, and republicans are what democrats used to be.
>The democrats are now socialist
>people actually believe this
I want to die.
>>34918
>Never worked for the campaign
>Never met Trump
>Tried to start a super PAC and Trump told them to fuck off so they couldn't get rich running ads nobody cares about
>Jumped ship to another campaign and has been shit talking Trump ever since
>xojane.com
Wow compelling 10/10 this is the end of Trump's campaign.
>>35651
Please do
>>35204
back to >>/pol/
