Perssioné, i wouldn't be surprised if this was simply talks to sabotage his campaign. So many people hate him, so whats the best thing to dirt a man? Accuse him of sexual crime. This win every time over drugs or whatever.
I am not saying Trump is perfect, but for once i see an interest in this american election. I see a guy that do want to make a difference. When we look at Obama, what have he done in 8 years? Not much wrong, but nothing out of the ordinary right either. He was ...there. Lol thats it.
Hello HM,
If Trump had never been recorded on that bus and none of those women had ever come forward it wouldn't change a darn thing about my opinion of him. There are so many others things he's said freely with precise intent making him completely unfit to be President, and sexual content is still a small part of that.
As I've said before in detail, I'd like a political outsider with the brains and the will to change things if he or she has the right ethical and moral character. Trump is a disgusting animal and a 1000% (not a typo) supremely greedy egotistical dog. He's just the wrong guy and there's plenty of others far FAR better than this ass who would fit the kind of candidate you want.
Oh, and I doubt many of these have had 6 bankruptcies.
Just to name a few:
http://www.newsmax.com/TheWire/most-influential-business-leaders/2015/09/11/id/688038/
1. Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. — Referred to as the Oracle of Omaha
2. Rupert Murdoch, News Corp and 21st Century Fox —
3. Larry Page, Google — CEO and one of the co-founders of Google,
4. Tim Cook, Apple — CEO of the
most valuable brand in the world, according to Forbes,
5. Jeff Bezos, Amazon — Founder and standing CEO of Amazon.com, Bezos revolutionized how the entire world shops online.
6. Sheldon Adelson, Las Vegas Sands Corporation — With a fortune
estimated by Forbes to be around the $28 billion mark,
7. Charles and David Koch, Koch Industries —
8. Steve Schwarzman, The Blackstone Group — As co-founder and CEO of the global private equity and financial advisory firm The Blackstone Group,
9. Jack Welch, General Electric — Retired businessman Jack Welch was CEO and chairmen of General Electric from 1981 to 2001.
10. Satya Nadella, Microsoft — Inheriting a massive company from outgoing CEO Steve Ballmer,
11. Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook — After the film “The Social Network” pushed him into the international spotlight, the Facebook co-founder and CEO
12. Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs Group — CEO of investment banking firm Goldman Sachs Group,
13. Rex Tillerson, Exxon Mobil — President and CEO of the world’s largest publicly traded oil company,
14. Brian Roberts, Comcast Corporation — In addition to serving as the chairman and CEO of Comcast,
15. Paul Singer, Elliott Management Corporation — As the founder and CEO of hedge fund Elliott Management Corporation
16. Larry Ellison, Oracle — Ellison, a computer programmer and entrepreneur, is a cofounder and CEO of software manufacturer Oracle Corporation.
18. Bill Gates, Microsoft, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation — Gates was ranked the seventh-most powerful person in the world by Forbes in 2014. Gates is also known as the richest person on the planet with a net worth estimated at $78.5 billion.
20. Wilbur Ross — An investor and businessman who made his billions advising bankruptcies and restructuring flailing companies,
21. Jeff Immelt, General Electric — CEO of the
ninth-most popular brand in the world, according to Forbes, Immelt and GE manufacture everything from jet engines to medical equipment. Immelt has been with the company since 1982.
22. Doug McMillon, Wal-Mart — CEO of Fortune’s No. 1-ranked business out of 500, McMillon got his start at Wal-Mart unloading boxes on the
loading docks, according to Business Insider. He is also ranked as the 29th-most powerful person in the world, according to Forbes.
23. Muhtar Kent, Coca-Cola — CEO of the
third-most valuable brand in the world, Kent manages Coca-Cola, which is widely known as the
best-selling soft drink in the world, according to The Huffington Post.
24. John Chambers, Cisco — Although he stepped down from CEO to executive chairman last month, Chambers has served as CEO of Cisco for 20 years.
There's 72 more if you want to check.
Cheers