I was listening to WIRV News on my way home from work the other day and I was really surprised to hear the news that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president. I’ve been a fan of Trump since the beginning, and this election is one to watch.
I’ve seen the way Trump has been going on Twitter lately and its scary. He’s losing the Republican nomination to Ted Cruz and I can’t help but think that it’s just a matter of time before Trump loses the presidency. I know there is still a chance, but I’m not betting on it anymore. Trump has to win the general election or he’s going to lose this to Cruz.
If Trump loses the presidency to Cruz, it will be because the Republican party has become so polarized that any of the remaining party leaders can no longer get their way on a given issue. This is exactly what we saw in the 2008 election, when the Republican party was able to unite behind a single candidate and vote him into office, and now it might be happening the same way again, with the Republican party split between Trump and Ted Cruz.
Ted Cruz is the presumptive nominee for the Republican party, yet he refuses to endorse Trump, the presumptive nominee. This is because Cruz feels that Trump is a bit too “establishment” for the party and that he is being “soft on immigration”.
Cruz is also a bit of a hypocrite, because he is a bit of a hypocrite on the immigration issue. He will not release his tax returns, despite the fact that he is the candidate on the Republican ticket. This is because he doesn’t want to give the impression that he is a billionaire who is benefiting from his campaign donations.
Cruz, a billionaire, doesn’t want to give the impression that he is a billionaire who is benefiting from his campaign donations. By not releasing his tax returns, Cruz will have a difficult time making the case that he has used his wealth to make the country better. Trump, the presumptive nominee, has released his tax returns. Although it remains to be seen if Cruz can take advantage of that fact to make the case that he has used his wealth to make the country better.
Trump’s tax returns reveal he has a net worth of at least $200 million, so he definitely has the finances to make the case that he has used his wealth to make the country better. Cruz’s returns show his net worth is probably at least $50 million, so this is a tough fight, and it’s one Trump has no choice but to fight.
Trump’s returns reveal he has a net worth of at least 50 million, so he definitely has the finances to make the case that he has used his wealth to make the country better. Cruz’s returns show his net worth is probably at least 200 million, so this is a tough fight, and its one Trump has no choice but to fight.
Like most people, Cruz has a lot of money, so even if he comes to the table without really having to make a convincing case, he should be able to make a convincing case. But what he doesn’t have is the ability to make a convincing case that he’s really rich. That’s because Trump has been in the business of being rich for a long time. The last time he was in the business of being rich was when he was in the business of being a real estate mogul.
Yes, he has. He is the second richest person ever (behind Trump) and the only one who has been an active business investor since 1990. Thats because of the company he founded with his father, Trump University, which is one of the oldest and most successful business schools in the country. It has been around since 1970 and has grown to be one of the biggest schools in the country.