Rand Paul video shows Donald Trump praising Democrats

[Brett85]

I wasn't a big fan of the strategy of attacking Trump, but I think this ad is good because it doesn't simply attack Trump but contrasts Trump's past statements with Rand's conservative record. Compare and contrast is good.

 

[Patrick Henry]

Attack ads work.

 

[nikcers]

Even the negative press is hilarious, Trump says he is a better candidate because he can beat him at a game a golf. Like golf makes someone a good leader, this is hilarious. The fact that trump responded by defending changing his positions looks horrible because he always tries to exude that never backing down never wrong persona. The ad even makes trump supporters start to watch it and then its him praising the democrats and then when all the trump supporters are watching you have Rand come in and he is talking about stuff the base loves.

 

[RDM]

The Rand Paul campaign needs to run one simple ad in Iowa with this simple message.

Donald Trump: Reagan Was A Con Man Who Couldn’t ‘Deliver The Goods’

In his bestselling book, Art of the Deal, published at the conclusion of the Reagan presidency, Trump cited Reagan as an example of someone who could “con people” but couldn’t “deliver the goods.” Trump said Reagan was “so smooth” that he “won over the American people.” But at the conclusion of his presidency, “people are beginning to question whether there is anything beneath that smile,” Trump writes. Above, is a page 60 from Art of the Deal.

Then Rand needs to say at the end, his FP is modeled after Ronald Reagan.

 

[acptulsa]

Facts seem to back it up too:

The U.S. hasn't had a conservative president since Coolidge.

Have any idea how the economy did when he was president? Ever hear of the Roaring Twenties?

Trump fired back at Paul, insinuating that Paul was being bought by donors.

Looks like we bought em

That should be Rand's retort. 'Yes, I work for my donors. Now let me tell you who my donors are...'

 

[SilentBull]

Haven't seen much coverage for this. What the hell is going on? What's up with Drudge?? I read the campaign said they would be running this in Iowa and NH? The video is 2 minutes long. Is there a shorter version or something that I haven't seen?

 

[SilentBull]

Rand should also bring up this fact. Imagine Trump in the general election against Hillary. Hillary is just gonna keep playing that clip of Trump praising her. How the hell can anyone think he can beat her?

 

[RonPaulGeorge&Ringo]

Sounds a lot like what Ron Paul was saying about Reagan back in 1988.

The Rand Paul campaign needs to run one simple ad in Iowa with this simple message.

Donald Trump: Reagan Was A Con Man Who Couldn’t ‘Deliver The Goods’

In his bestselling book, Art of the Deal, published at the conclusion of the Reagan presidency, Trump cited Reagan as an example of someone who could “con people” but couldn’t “deliver the goods.” Trump said Reagan was “so smooth” that he “won over the American people.” But at the conclusion of his presidency, “people are beginning to question whether there is anything beneath that smile,” Trump writes.

 

[RonTrumpsTheEstablishment]

Trump is correct about Reagan.

https://mises.org/library/sad-legacy-ronald-reagan-0

http://www.factcheck.org/2011/09/paul-stood-with-reagan-but-not-long/

 

[Jan2017]

Trump is correct about Reagan.

https://mises.org/library/sad-legacy-ronald-reagan-0

http://www.factcheck.org/2011/09/paul-stood-with-reagan-but-not-long/

with Trump saying both smack-talk (untruths) about "politician like Rand" when he has newer held public office,
yet does "spill the beans" on someone like actor-turned President Ron Reagan - it will be hard for an electorate to know
what coming out of Trump's piehole is true and which is a distortion, if not outright lie.

Trump is playing this like a business negotiation and so
Fox can suck up what lies are heaped in with facts as "fair and balanced" *sigh*