Romney

There’s a saying that defines fear. F.E.A.R. — False Evidence Appearing Real. What some imagine Trump might do is far more fearful than what he actually does.

Getting votes is not the only goal. Hillary Clinton ended up with 2.9 million more votes than Trump, but Trump had 77 more Electoral College votes than she did.

You can dress up the comment with all manner of innuendo and hyperbole but the message still rings loud and clear.

Donald Trump should not release his tax returns for a variety of reasons. Remember he’s a businessman — not a politician.

I’m trying to remember the last time I answered a poll or survey honestly. After all I didn’t want to give the pollster the wrong impression of me as a person.

For months leading up to our election we spent millions of dollars, ran ads, almost weekly debates, primary elections, two conventions, a hurricane, and then complete chaos — Election Night.

After four years in office for President Obama and 23 Republican debates plus two presidential debates for Romney — what do these guys have to prep for? Is there the remotest possibility they might hear a “new” question?

This debate had few similarities to the first debate. This one was a town hall questions from the crowd and as usual the questions were pretty softball for the most part.

As a business guru you might expect that I might favor government being run like a business. Actually, I don’t think it can be run like a business, and be successful, because of the inherent differences between the two.

On the morning show this week, we were talking about the Presidential elections and where are we going as a nation. Do you vote your gut feeling and vote for Ron Paul, is it really a wasted vote. You might feel better but will it make a difference?