Totally agree with Jeff & Laura's assessments, only I have decided that I will not vote for Donald Trump under any circumstances (won't be voting for ANY Democrat, either). I do not believe that Donald Trump will abide by the strict letter of the Constitution, which is what we as Conservatives have continuously and rightfully castigated the Democrats for not doing. I'm not saying that Trump isn't patriotic, I'm not saying that he doesn't have some good ideas, but I am saying that he is so determined and so focused on what he wants and how he believes it should be done, that in some instances, the Constitution would seem a hindrance to him and he, LIKE OBAMA, would use the executive order, like on immigration, or dishonest foreign policy negotiations, like with the Iran Nuclear Giveaway, to get what he wants.
We've had enough(!!!) of a president who sees himself above the law. Obama used unconstitutional tactics because he despises America in its totality. I believe that Trump would do the same because he loves himself too much. The US President must hold the Constitution in a higher regard than he holds himself. That has not been the case with Barack Obama, and without a complete personality makeover, it will not be the case with Donald Trump, either.
Laura Ott - 9 years ago
Glenn makes a good point: does Trump know the Constitution? And if he does, will he follow it?
Jeff - 9 years ago
If the answer to your poll isn't America, then no one wins this debate. If Trump can make America great without turning into Barack Obama in the respect of talking out both sides of his mouth, I could vote for him. I just won't endorse him as my first choice because he's not.
norm dunaway - 9 years ago
I have heard Beck and his associates rip trump continuously on his radio program, but without actually interviewing trump....hannity therefore is more qualified. I was not really a debate it was a discussion.
Totally agree with Jeff & Laura's assessments, only I have decided that I will not vote for Donald Trump under any circumstances (won't be voting for ANY Democrat, either). I do not believe that Donald Trump will abide by the strict letter of the Constitution, which is what we as Conservatives have continuously and rightfully castigated the Democrats for not doing. I'm not saying that Trump isn't patriotic, I'm not saying that he doesn't have some good ideas, but I am saying that he is so determined and so focused on what he wants and how he believes it should be done, that in some instances, the Constitution would seem a hindrance to him and he, LIKE OBAMA, would use the executive order, like on immigration, or dishonest foreign policy negotiations, like with the Iran Nuclear Giveaway, to get what he wants.
We've had enough(!!!) of a president who sees himself above the law. Obama used unconstitutional tactics because he despises America in its totality. I believe that Trump would do the same because he loves himself too much. The US President must hold the Constitution in a higher regard than he holds himself. That has not been the case with Barack Obama, and without a complete personality makeover, it will not be the case with Donald Trump, either.
Glenn makes a good point: does Trump know the Constitution? And if he does, will he follow it?
If the answer to your poll isn't America, then no one wins this debate. If Trump can make America great without turning into Barack Obama in the respect of talking out both sides of his mouth, I could vote for him. I just won't endorse him as my first choice because he's not.
I have heard Beck and his associates rip trump continuously on his radio program, but without actually interviewing trump....hannity therefore is more qualified. I was not really a debate it was a discussion.