Pat Oliphant for April 19, 2011
April 14, 2011
April 20, 2011
Transcript:
Butler: I'm sorry, Mr. Trump, but the members have trouble taking you seriously, despite your very obvious qualifications for membership. Donald Trump: You're fired! Punk: You might try the Tea Party. Man: Or messr's Barnum & Bailey.
cartwrights about 13 years ago
Qualifications for membership: being a total fruitcake megalomaniac with no workable ideas.
Nighthawks Premium Member about 13 years ago
a house divided against itself cannot stand
A. Lincoln
dougdash about 13 years ago
Trump is a populist candidate, not a GOPer, or TEA party member. His past will haunt him in any serious campaign.
Simon_Jester about 13 years ago
Next panel:
“I’m leading in the polls.”
“Come right in, sir!”
Motivemagus about 13 years ago
Trump isn’t a populist candidate. He’s an egomaniac candidate at best. He’s just plugging his show. Watch. According to the law, unfortunately he can stall a while before filing, which would reveal once and for all what his financial circumstances are (“4-5 billion” as he says, or between $150 million and $250 million, as New York Times reporter Timothy O’Brien claimed?), and he won’t do that - it’s one of his biggest selling points.
efells about 13 years ago
Donald Trump is as serious a Republican candidate as Al Sharpton was for the Democrats. Neither one is to be taken seriously.
SHAKENDOWN about 13 years ago
Trumpie can run on the obstinate, obnoxious ticket.
stevetalley7497 about 13 years ago
Ultimately he’ll just be a comic sideshow, like the Rent is Too bleeep High candidate in NYC. (Don’t bleep me. Its the name of the party!!)
pirate227 about 13 years ago
Unfortunately the base doesn’t have a problem taking him seriously…
rockngolfer about 13 years ago
Trump would likely get all of the late night comedians’ vote, including Letterman’s horn section.