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If I was you i wouldn't be quoting Reuters

Yes, Alex Jones is a much more reliable news sources...

It is kind of ridiculous, but I've spent enough time with doctors to know that while highly educated, their education tends to be very, very narrow. This focus is a necessity of the job, given the importance of not, you know, *** up, but it doesn't turn very many of them into well-rounded people. If I saw this letter from any of the doctors I've had, I wouldn't be all that shocked.

Also, not to defend the more ridiculous claims in there (c'mon now, he's not healthier than Obama - Barry is fifteen years younger and in very good shape), but Trump's health is probably really good for a seventy year old! He doesn't drink or smoke, and has had access to top flight healthcare his entire life.

But doctors are good at medical terminology even if they can't diagram a sentence.

"Showed only positive results"... I'm surprised the doctor's name isn't John Barron.

Read the article Ramy, it is in NO WAY a letter written by a real doctor.

Earlier this month, Paul Manafort met with Donald Trump and suggested that they put in place a succession plan for the upper ranks of the Republican nominee’s flailing presidential campaign, according to three campaign sources with direct knowledge of the events that led to Manafort’s resignation on Friday morning as campaign chairman.

Trump was in the midst of a string of self-inflicted controversies that were starting to resonate in polls showing him slipping further behind Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and Manafort warned his boss that things were about to get worse.

The stories, Manafort argued to Trump, were being coordinated by Clinton’s allies, and they were going to continue for the remainder of the election cycle as long as Manafort remained at the helm.

“This is going to be a distraction, and I don’t want to be a distraction for the campaign,” Manafort told Trump, according to a campaign official briefed on the meeting. The official said Manafort, with Trump’s blessing, “started putting a plan in place” for succession “because he knew exactly what was going to happen, and he didn’t want to leave Trump without any leadership. He’s been around politics long enough to know that you need to have a Plan B and a Plan C.” ...

“I’m very rich,” Donald Trump has often said to woo the crowds, talking about the fine marble in his hotels and the millions of dollars he has both given to the veterans and to funding his campaign.

A New York Times investigation has revealed, however, that his companies are carrying debt of at least $650m (£497m) – more than double the amount that he disclosed in public records.

While Allen Weisselberg, chief financial officer of the Trump Organisation, insisted to the newspaper that Mr Trump’s company was a tightly-run family business, his critics have argued that the Republican owns minority stakes in an opaque network of partnerships and limited liability companies, and relies on credit and loans to prop them up.

One example is an office building on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan, which is indebted by $950 million. The two major backers are the Bank of China and Goldman Sachs. Mr Trump has railed against China for not paying its fair share of taxes for “taking” American manufacturing jobs, and he has blasted his rival Hillary Clinton for accepting $675,000 in speaking fees from Goldman Sachs.

A significant chunk of his wealth is also beholden to three passive partnerships that owe a further $2bn in debt to a group of lenders, such as the ones who own the Sixth Avenue office building. If the loans were to default, the value of his investments would plummet, even if he were not held personally liable.

The investigation’s damning results come amid his refusal to release his tax returns, claiming he cannot do so while they are being audited, despite assertions to the contrary from billionaire investor and Clinton supporter Warren Buffett.

The claims of heavy debt also come shortly after Ms Clinton visited the abandoned, Trump-branded casino buildings in Atlantic City, where she condemned her opponent’s business tactic of loading up companies with debt without taking any personal liability and washing his hands of ownership before they go bankrupt.

Mr Trump’s limited partnerships, of which there are many, have debt of close to $2bn, according to public documents.

“I am the king of debt,” he once told CNN, and the federal filing system for candidates allows him to reign as such.

The disclosure form provided by the Federal Election Commission for presidential candidates asks them to place assets in categories, the highest of which is “more than $50 million”. This opens the door for much higher-valued assets to be listed without being specific.

The form also does not require that candidates list corporate debt, and Mr Trump has said he has no personal debt. And where Mr Trump owns less than 100 per cent of a company, the candidate is not required to disclose debt of that company.

The FEC filings are reviewed by the United States Office of Government Ethics before being published, but the filings are not audited for accuracy, the Times discovered.

If the real estate mogul does make it to the White House, the tradition of past presidents is to place their assets in so-called “blind trusts” – selling the original assets and replacing it with other assets unknown to the seller. His children, who would run his company, have not indicated using such a fund, raising questions about a possible conflict of interest between the president and the corporate world.

The candidate’s most anticipated real estate project is the Trump International Hotel in the Old Post Office building in Washington. The federal government owns the land and has given him a 60-year lease in return for around $3m per year.

Mr Trump has frequently spoken of the hotel to the large crowds at his rallies, perhaps to boost business. He also needs to remain the King of marketing after new research found his turbulent campaign was not helping visitor footfall.

The Trump campaign could not be reached for comment.

"NYC Parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in city parks, no matter how small,"

NYC Parks Dept. issues cheeky response to naked Trump statue
CNN

But to see the NSFW statuue you need to go to

NYC Parks Department Confirms What We Already Knew: Donald Trump’s Penis Is Disturbing
HuffPo

Trump is going to win a landslide victory November 8th, its time to tear down this establishment and rebuild america without these political parties.

I highly doubt Trump will win, even he probably knows that.

Getting rid of political parties is a pipe dream that isn't going to happen anytime soon. I'd see the GoP imploding upon itself after this election due to various causes but it's still going to be there for the next election.

I highly doubt Trump will win, even he probably knows that.

Getting rid of political parties is a pipe dream that isn't going to happen anytime soon. I'd see the GoP imploding upon itself after this election due to various causes but it's still going to be there for the next election.

See this makes me think he will win when everyone doubts him.

"NYC Parks stands firmly against any unpermitted erection in city parks, no matter how small,"

NYC Parks Dept. issues cheeky response to naked Trump statue
CNN

But to see the NSFW statuue you need to go to

NYC Parks Department Confirms What We Already Knew: Donald Trump’s Penis Is Disturbing
HuffPo

The thing is, while "being in debt" sounds bad - it's very often not - specifically when the debt is generating revenue that pays off the principal and interest with profit left over....

Of course, in Trump's case - there could be some hidden ugly truth about his businesses - but just because his business have large sums of debt doesn't mean that they're even close to being in trouble, nor does it mean there's something rotten going on....

President Obama on another vacation and Hillary Clinton is a no show

Guess who shows up ?

Donald Trump Hands Out Supplies to Louisiana Flood Victims 8/19/16

He added that while the President can visit whenever he'd like, he'd prefer him to wait "a week or two" because such visits require local police and first responders to help block roads and provide security.

Did you just compare the Republican and Democratic parties to the Nazis?