NEW YORK, Jan. 29 – The Grand Pubah of the birther movement, Donald Trump took time to assure a nation conflicted over current GOP hopefuls, he's still not dismissing the possibility of a run for President.
The Donald offered his remarks Sunday on CBS’s Face the Nation. Seems it all depends on whether he thinks the eventual Republican presidential nominee seems unelectable. After looking at the polls, the key factor is whether the GOP candidate can defeat Democratic President Barack Obama in November, Trump said.
"I just think it is really important for whoever is chosen to be able to win. And I think people dislike the Democrats and the Republicans more than they ever have, so I actually think the right independent could win." He then informed the panel, polls indicate he is the No. 1 independent choice."
Trump went on to explain his reality show, the celebrity apprentice, currently precludes him from jumping into the race "But if I don't see a person … is going to win, that is tantamount, I would certainly think about doing it after the show ends," Trump said.
Running for president is "not something I want to do," Trump said and added the GOP candidates have sought his endorsement and claimed "millions of people agree with what he says." But the level of nastiness seen so far in the Republican race probably is hurting their chances of winning in November, Trump opinioned.
"It's Republican against Republican, and yet the -- the level of hatred, I guess you could say -- I mean, there's no other word for it -- is unbelievable," he said. "Only time will tell, but it's very possible that they're hurting themselves."
Discussing the candidates, Trump said former House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia has big ideas and he and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney both were strong, tough candidates and could possibly win the election – and that he also may endorse either one of them. If his endorsed candidate wins the GOP nomination, "I absolutely would not run," Trump said. "But obviously if that candidate wouldn't I am a free agent. I am a free agent after May. And we will see what happens."
While the King of birthers was explaining to the listeners, about the very distinct possibility of his running and in the same sentence claiming, he was comfortable endorsing either of the only two candidates who have a hope of actually winning the nomination.
Queen of the birth certificate please campaign, Orly Taitz was in an Atlanta courtroom Thursday telling a judge apparently as loopy as she, to summon the President of the United States to appear before him so he might rule if in fact Barack Obama is as she alleges, a native of Kenya and ineligible to be on the ballot in Georgia.
Lawyer Taitz holds out fervent, almost spiritual hope, some judge someday, somewhere will at last, see the truth of her and Donald Trump’s gospel concerning one Barack H. Obama.
She, Donald and indeed the entire FOX NEWS network, now waits with baited breath for Fulton County administrative judge Michael Malihi, to rule in her favor and so order Secretary of state of Georgia, Brian Kemp to remove his name from the ballot in the upcoming democratic primary election.
Prior to the hearing the President’s people had already sent a thank you all the same response, neither the President or his lawyers, would be attending or otherwise participate in the legal foolishness, and encouraged the Secretary of state to treat any “orders” issued as the legal tomfoolery they amount to.
Secretary Kemp a staunch tea party official, warned the President’s lawyers of the serious peril in ignoring a summons from a Fulton county administrative deputy judge.
Most legal and political observers express doubt the Secretary is as loopy as Judge Malihi seems for hearing the case to begin with, Should the Judge rule in favor of Lawyer Taitz and Secretary Kemp actually removes President Obama’s name from the March primary ballot, it would quickly be appealed up the legal food chain, to the very Judges who have already fined Orly Taitz tens of thousands of dollars for yes you guessed it, bringing frivolous ballot lawsuits against Barack Obama in the past.
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