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Wash. state Desk Jet

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29. It can seem easy to rule him out in the long run.

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Wed Aug 19, 2015, 01:46 PM

Aug 2015

Thing of it is he's been running right along since he jumped in. And it seems he's spending his own money . One opinion that pops up in the media within all the hoopla is don't underestimate Trump. That view to it seems to counter the view point that they will tire of Trump or Trump will tire of it.

What's he really up to is a question too. For as long as he remains the star,he's in ,mathematically and otherwise.

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When will Donald Trump drop out of the 2016 campaign ? [View all] steve2470 Aug 2015 OP

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When he figures he can exploit the most profit from the stunt Lee-Lee Aug 2015 #13

that does make a lot of sense! nt steve2470 Aug 2015 #14

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if he is, I don't know whether to be delighted or horrified nt steve2470 Aug 2015 #19

Just wait until he's president. Then you can decide. Kablooie Aug 2015 #20

ugh nt steve2470 Aug 2015 #21

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It can seem easy to rule him out in the long run. Wash. state Desk Jet Aug 2015 #29

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