Donald Trump reveals his chief foreign policy advisor.

[Crovax]

There is no possible way an objective review of his business over the years does not conclude he is very successful at it. It's fine if you want to apply your subjective bias to whatever you want to believe about Trump, but that is all it is.

Lets look at Trump's record

Real estate business went bankrupt
Trump Casinos, failed
Trump airlines, failed
GoTrump.com, failed
Trump mortgage, failed
Trump university, failed
Trump ice, faled
Tour de Trump, Failed
Trump steaks, failed
Trump vodka, failed
Trump magazine, failed
Trump world magazine, failed
Trump: the game, failed
USFL, failed

Please objectively explain how this is a record of sucess

 

[Chomsky]

Having done business in NYC for decades, I can attest to the fact there is such a thing as a "New York" attitude. I don't know if it's because of the hustle and bustle of the area, the winters, congestion, I don't know, but it's definitely an "in your face" approach that can be a bit alarming at first. Once you figure out it's just SOP, it doesn't really mean anything.

I think that is likely how Trump is. Just "in your face" because that is how things are done in his world.

One thing is certain, Trump has domestic and international experience. Developing on his level takes political savvy and an ability to negotiate around local customs and attitudes. I think this reflects far more skill in multiple areas of politics and business than any other candidate running for President. It doesn't mean I would automatically vote for him, but it's foolish to dismiss his accomplishments and experience the way so many people are trying to do.

I agree 100% ocean515!

Rather than retype it, here's my recent post to Captain Adverse on this very subject, in response to his truly excellent post on the same matter! (He does a far better job, than I!).

DP