I Won't Go, And They'll Be Sorry

' I tell ya folks, just look at me, am I the best thing you ever did see? I mean Look! Look! You can't take your Eyes off me! No one can!   I'm Trump the Man!  I hate to say it but Jesus gets less looks than I do! And you know Why!? Of course you do, it's because I'm beautiful, I'm famous, I'm richer than the Pope, and people Love me. Love me! I've said it before and I'll probably, like right Now, say it again, People Love to Love me. But you know what pisses me Off! Well I'm gonna tell you. Usually it hurts me to say stuff but this, but this time I feel nothing. First off, you Know how much I hate those disgusting, horrible reporters, right? They tell lies about me all the time! Horrible! If one caught on Fire, I wouldn't pee on him to put it out! If my own mother was a reporter, I'd Fire her! And now all these stupid networks that have been hounding me like bees on honey, day in and day out, they're relentless! Jackels! They're like right out of a Walking Dead movie! Do you have any idea how much money they make off my fame? Millions! Pretty soon they'll have more money than Me for cryin' out loud! Disgusting! Why do they Do that? Sure I'm famous, who doesn't want to look at me, but come On folks, why do they have to get rich doing it? Sure, I've heard it 'said', that if it were not for those disgusting reporters and their horrible networks, I'd never be in the 'news' in the First place, and Nobody would even know who I am, and how wonderful and kind I am. Rumers! Lies! Probably some stupid Woman reporter telling people that stuff. Why do they let Women do that job in the First place!? I'm gonna ban reporters from the White House when you elect me as your President! Muslims and Women reporters! Ban! So, here's what I'm gonna do about these stinking Networks making money off My name, and fame. I'm not gonna show up at any Presidential debates that they cover! Ha! They'll all go bankrupt without me there! Everyone will just drop off to sleep! Boring! I'll hold my Own debates, and they won't be invited, and if they show up my brain damaged supporters will rough'em up, and toss'em out on their sorry, horrible butts. I know how to deal with people, I've been doing it all my life, and you can plainly See where that has landed me. Disgusting people! I'm a Business man, and this government has got to be ran like a business. I don't need friends, if I wanted a friend I'd go down to the dog pound and rent a dog. But I love Everyone, Everyone, even stupid people who don't love Me. I love'em! But that's what I'm gonna do folks, I hate like heck to say it but Somebody has to say it. And you know Me, If my brain 'thinks' it, my Mouth is gonna blurt it. That's what's gonna make Me the 'best' Preisdent you ever saw, and you ain't seen Nothing Yet!  :/:/:/

 

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Donald Trump is threatening to skip the next debate

• Maxwell Tani
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• Oct. 15, 2015, 2:24 PM

Thomson ReutersRepublican presidential candidate Donald Trump during the second official Republican presidential candidates debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley.

 

Donald Trump is considering skipping the next presidential debate if certain demands aren't met.
The New York Times reported on Thursday that Trump, along with several other candidates — including retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) — are unhappy with the debate criteria set by CNBC late last month.
The campaigns reportedly complained on a conference call Thursday that CNBC, the debate's host, did not seek necessary input from the campaigns before asserting that candidates had already approved the debate terms.
The campaigns were particularly perturbed over the proposed length of the debate and the plan to scrap candidates' opening and closing statements.
“The criteria that was outlined by CNBC was never discussed with any of the candidates or the campaigns. So what CNBC did was send out a memo and said, ‘Here’s the criteria as you have approved them and that went out to all the campaigns. We said we never agreed to this criteria,'” Corey Lewandowski, Trump's campaign manager, told The Times.
Later on Thursday, Trump tweeted that the committee should not the agree to CNBC's "ridiculous" terms:

One of the notable demands over which Trump's campaign is threatening to walk out is the length of the debate. Trump's campaign is pushing for a two-hour limit, unhappy with the three-hour duration of the previous debate.
On Thursday afternoon, Trump complained about the proposed length of the debate repeatedly on Twitter.
 Many commentators said that while Trump came out of the gate strong in that debate, he waned toward the end. After the debate, when asked what he had "learned," he joked that he had found out he had "no trouble standing for three hours."
Candidates have also complained about CNBC's plan to nix the candidates' opening and closing statements. Chris LaCivita, an aide to Sen. Rand Paul's (R-Kentucky) campaign, reportedly said CNBC can "go f--- themselves" if they scrap the statements, according to Politico.
In a statement, CNBC said it would consider the candidates' views on the debate's format.
"Our goal is to host the most substantive debate possible. Our practice in the past has been to forego opening statements to allow more time to address the critical issues that matter most to the American people. We started a dialogue yesterday with all of the campaigns involved and we will certainly take the candidates’ views on the format into consideration as we finalize the debate structure," the network said.
The terms of each debate have become a sensitive topic for the campaigns. Last month, CNBC and the Republican National Committee, which is sanctioning the debate, bowed to pressure from several lower-polling candidates, who accused the organizers of trying to tip the scales of the election by considering eliminating an "undercard" debate before the main affair.
For his part, Trump has been known to float threats as leverage during negotiations, such as when he continually suggested earlier this year that he would think about running as a third-party candidate if Republicans didn't treat him "fairly." He ultimately ended up signing a "pledge" to not run as an independent if he did not win the nomination.