The Headline In The Washington Post: "democrats

When You Get Down To The Meat And Potatoes Of Genuine Capitalism, It Is Cutthroat, Vicious Competition, And The Consumer Always Benefits In The End.

I Am Not Retiring Until Every American Agrees With Me, And There's Some Work Still To Be Done On This.

You Can't Bullet-point Trump's Political Beliefs Because He Doesn't Have Them. He's Got Various Things He Wants, Needs, Wants To Accomplish, Based On Circumstances At The Moment, Not Based On A Philosophy. Now, There's A Foundation. The Foundation For Donald Trump Is "make America Great Again." It's The Greatest Place On Earth And We're Gonna Build It Back Up And It's Gonna Be The Greatest No Matter What, Compared To Whoever, It's Gonna Be The Greatest. So, I Mean, You Can Say That. But That's Not A Political Philosophy. That's An Objective Or A Series Of Goals.

People Get Together And They Donate To Organizations So That A Pile Of Money Can Be Used To Create A Message That Can Be Broadcast En Masse As Part Of The A Political Campaign. They Are The Lifeblood Of Hillary Clinton Campaign, The Banks And All These Big Time Rich People From Hollywood And Silicon Valley Are The Mother's Milk Of Her Campaign. They Are The Money. She Just Doesn't Want Donald Trump To Have It Or Any Other Republican To Have It Or Any Average Citizen To Be Able To Bundle His Money With Other People's Money And Create An Ad Or A Campaign.

"consent Must Be Freely Given, Can Be Withdrawn At Any Time, And The Absence Of 'no' Does Not Mean 'yes.'" How Many Of You Guys, In Your Own Experience With Women, Have Learned That "no" Means "yes" If You Know How To Spot It?