Is "The Donald's" hair a political impedment?

The hair's a problem, no doubt, but his lack of humour is startling. What kind of guy, who has everything, yet, can't laugh at himself? That's the kind of kook who wouldn't blink before pushing the big red button.

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@Ceili,

I agree. The wierd hair is merly a symbol for his self obsession and lack of either principle or compassion. I thought it telling that he so frequently boasted of having the "most appealing message" of the various candidates. Apparently he believes that's all there is too it. Happily he quickly exposed the absurdity of his candidacy.

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@georgeob1,

georgeob1 wrote:

Happily he quickly exposed the absurdity of his candidacy.

That should evict him right off the ticket---just as Sarah Palin was evicted off the ticket when the absurdity of her candidacy stood exposed.

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@Ceili,

Did you see how he didn't react during the WH Correspondent's dinner? Why was he there?

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@Thomas,

Thomas wrote:

georgeob1 wrote:
Happily he quickly exposed the absurdity of his candidacy.

That should evict him right off the ticket---just as Sarah Palin was evicted off the ticket when the absurdity of her candidacy stood exposed.

Exactly. The Palin debacle convinced me once and for all to never ever again underestimate the stupidity of the American voter.

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@ossobuco,

What I enjoyed the most was the speech by that comedian who said "I just assumed he was running as a joke." Bigot Donald didn't take that too well.

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Trump calls U.S. leaders "stupid".
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/04/29/us-trump-expletives-idUSTRE73S5PC20110429
I stand corrected. He does have a sense of humour, just not a good one. He's not a diplomat, nor a politician and in this case, that's not a good thing. He's a thug.

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http://0.tqn.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/P/2/4/Trump-Hair-Born.jpg

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http://0.tqn.com/d/politicalhumor/1/7/S/2/4/Trump-Comb-Over.jpg

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Jon Stewart said that when The Apprentice (is that still on or on now or was Jon making a comedic point?) was interrupted to announce Obama would address the nation at 10:30 Sunday night (hardly presidential prime time), Stewart said he assumed Barack had some more Trump jokes that he had thought of since the Correspondents' Dinner.

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@plainoldme,

I wouldn't be surprised. As a source of comedy, trump has to be a deep well.

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@mags314772,

mags314772 wrote:

I mean, all "harebrained"political and power views aside, is America ready for that "do"?

If that twunt gets elected, I'm renouncing my citizenship.

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@FBM,

There are so many like Trump who has no business as the president of any country, we should all give up our citizenship if they are elected. That's the only way we can clean up this broken government. Move to another country, and quit paying our taxes.

They can continue to have their wars, and run this country into the ground - which they are doing anywhos. This place will be worse off than Greece.

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Americas first mullethead for President

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http://www.estergoldberg.com/.a/6a0105349ca980970c0154320b3d33970c-350wi

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@mags314772,

apparently he thought his hair was better on TV than in the Oval Office, because he decided against running...

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"Is "The Donald's" hair a political impedment?"

Perhaps, but his mouth is worse.

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@mags314772,

Were we ever so naïve back then? Surprised

Can anybody build a time machine and warn us back in 2011 of a impending Trumpastrophe (TM Pending)?

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@tsarstepan,

Good find. Amazing. I think a couple of people said the hatred which escalated during the Obama years gave a way for Trump. ( the others said it much better)

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