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luckydawg -> RE: Is Trump REALLY a Republican? (4/20/2011 11:34:41 AM)
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what a bizzare definition of chery picking.
Trump did supoport that stuff in the past.
But in the article he clearly says,
"On ABC, Trump said of his support for universal health care, "It's a long time ago. It's 11 or 12 years ago. And frankly, a lot of people agreed with it. A lot of conservative Republicans agreed with it, at that time. We have a different country today. We can't afford things that we could have afforded or that we thought we could afford many years ago."
"My plan now is to number one get rid of Obamacare," Trump added."
Also in the article,
"In his book, Trump also called for a one-time, 14.25 percent tax on individuals and trusts with a net worth over $10 million, which the Club for Growth called "a massive tax hike on Americans that would kill jobs and investment."
Trump explained that position by again citing the changed economic climate.
"Now, we're at a point where we are so fragile and so week economically as - as a country, it's a very, very scary thing," he said. "The last thing you can be do - is - doing is raising taxes." "
So in fact he does not want a Universal Health care system or to raise taxes.
The OP is simply a lie.
Pointing this out in no way makes me a Trump supporter, simply a supporter of the truth.
And what does cherry picking mean other than pulling a few out of context fragments, from something in an attempt to make it seem like something other than what was actually said?
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