Donald Trump: "We are the policemen for the world."

[Rogerwho?]

Is Donald Trump a libertarian? Last night on Fox News, he was talking about how the soldiers should be getting out of Iraq and many other countries like South Korea and Germany. Trump was also talking about how we need to stop spending and should start cutting taxes. It sounded very Ron Paul-esque.
Here's the video. He starts talking about foreign policy at 6:38.
http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/your-...a-needs-lesson-in-business/?playlist_id=86929

 

[FrankRep]

BBC News: Donald Trump

Before opting for Ross Perot's Reform Party, Trump was known as a Republican with socially liberal but economically conservative views.​

http://www.campaignmoney.com/biography/donald_trump.asp

Donald Trump Campaign Contributions:

* HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT
* MCCAIN-PALIN COMPLIANCE FUND INC.
* MCCAIN VICTORY 2008


Looks like he supported John McCain and Hillary Clinton.

 

[Dr.3D]

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Looks like he supported John McCain and Hillary Clinton.

An attempt at covering all bases?

 

[LibertarianfromGermany]

An attempt at covering all bases?

And a failed one, too

 

[Dr.3D]

And a failed one, too

LOL, guess he didn't account for affirmative action.

j/k

 

[YumYum]

Donald Trump borrowed billions to build his casino/hotel and it failed miserably. When the bankers tried to take over his operation he threatened them that he would bankrupt the whole mess and they would lose their entire investment; he had them by the balls. So, he dictated to them the terms: they would loan him billions more and they would allow him to run his casino. They had no choice but to acquiesce to his demands. Guess what? The casino still went under. On borrowed money Trump continued his billionaire lifestyle, until he could find another gig. What he did is no different than what our country is currently doing: spending more than we take in. Is this good business?

He needs to start a show called "You're Bankrupt!!"

 

[LibertarianfromGermany]

Donald Trump borrowed billions to build his casino/hotel and it failed miserably. When the bankers tried to take over his operation he threatened them that he would bankrupt the whole mess and they would lose their entire investment; he had them by the balls. So, he dictated to them the terms: they would loan him billions more and they would allow him to run his casino. They had no choice but to acquiesce to his demands. Guess what? The casino still went under. On borrowed money Trump continued his billionaire lifestyle, until he could find another gig. What he did is no different than what our country is currently doing: spending more than we take in. Is this good business?

He needs to start a show called "You're Bankrupt!!"

Maybe he could advise China how to deal with the U.S. then?