america must be in really bad shape if trump is the best hope.
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Breaking News: Donald J Trump wins Nevada Republican Caucuses
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In reality, regardless of the next President, it cannot go down further than where it currently stands. It has to rise.
You see in the other debates he also criticize the entire bush family. Trump power!
If you think America is still white then you're even dumber than I give you credit for
Your retort is just like jamban jah when you can't find a reply....
What can you do about it?
So can you do anything about it then? Then why argue until face green green insist trump is a fraud? How does it affect YOU then? Hahaha gong cheebye
[video=youtube;Mba7SynRtVA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mba7SynRtVA[/video]
because its the perfect rhetorical answer to a pointless rhetorical statement.
i remember reading this book a long time ago,seven habits of highly successful people,alot of crap in it,but i remember it talked about this circle of influence,things that are within your control and u can act upon are in ur circle of influence,different people have different circles of influence,some have limited circles of influence,basically what they can influence is their immediate surroundings and the people they interact with,then there are others who developed wider circles of influence,it could be within the community,or a organization,or a company or a country or even a group of countries.why worry about problems outside your circle of influence and worrying about things u have no control over,it only creates stress and negative energy.of course,theres no saying u cant expand your circle of influence.
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That dumb fuck frenchbriefs peasant does not know that Steve Wynn is Donald Trump's buddy and he tried to compare Donald to Steve Wynn.
That fucking peasant has got no business to discuss about the affairs of these multi-billionaires.
He is an uneducated fucktard who try his best to act intelligent and knowledgeable but fail miserably.
Watch this video clip and Donald Trump is absolutely right that George Bush should not have invaded Iraq and destabilised the Middle East.
http://www.walagata.com/w/ghisallo/VID-20160224-WA0001.mp4
Even this poofter also supports Donald Trump.
[video=youtube;XuNqNEAIbSA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuNqNEAIbSA[/video]
please dont put steve wynn in the same category as trump,he is very gifted and a class A character,trump is a fucking clown.....go watch some of steve's interviews.hes nothing like the looney bozo clown trump.if they are so best buddy why didnt he follow steve wynn when he pulled out of atlantic city in the 80s,instead of waiting for the city to die a slow agonizing death and his casinos to die along with it.
donald trump is like PAP,after the disaster happened after mountain of rubbish collapse like the one in china,u can only ask him "why didnt u see if coming?" he can only tell u like Lee Arse loong "im sorry we didnt have 20/20 foresight"......only his buddy steve wynn saw it different,only steve wynn did it different.
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STEVE WYNN’S START IN ATLANTIC CITY
Having legalized casino gambling in 1976, the Atlantic City skyline was already being transformed into what would later become the East Coast alternative to Las Vegas when Steve Wynn began construction on the Golden Nugget AC in 1978.
Having already proven to have the Midas touch, thanks to his resurrection of the Golden Nugget property in Las Vegas, there were high hopes for the sister property in Atlantic City. The idea of the young gaming visionary pumping some life into the AC casino industry had the city buzzing.
The casino opened in 1980 and was an instant success. And even though it was one of the city’s smallest casino properties, by 1983 Golden Nugget was the top revenue producer in AC.
Steve Wynn had done it again.
However, despite his success with the Golden Nugget in AC, Steve Wynn saw too many red flags on the horizon. He eventually abandoned Atlantic City in 1987, selling the Golden Nugget to Bally Manufacturing and vowing never to return to Atlantic City.
Wynn famously called the local government “corrupt and stupid” at the time.
ALWAYS LEAVE YOURSELF AN OUT
Despite his promise to never return, Wynn used some of the $440 million he received from Bally Manufacturing from the Golden Nugget sale to buy a parcel of undeveloped land in the Marina District of Atlantic City – an area of the city that would later transform gaming in AC.
After leaving Atlantic City and opening a string of successful casinos in Las Vegas – The Mirage, Treasure Island, and Bellagio – Wynn made one last attempt to leave his mark on Atlantic City via an effort to transform his parcel of land in the Marina District into a second Boardwalk.
Wynn’s vision was the Mirage Resort AC, a sprawling destination casino connected to the New Jersey Expressway. Unfortunately for Wynn, his Mirage AC project was squashed by local officials (perhaps remembering his comments from a decade prior), but another casino developer stepped in and managed to align all the stars, including the 2.5 mile access tunnel to the NJ Expressway, to create the Borgata.
When you think about the success of the Borgata, it’s important to remember that the vision for the property – the grand idea – came from the mind of Steve Wynn.
With his Atlantic City dreams once again dashed, Steve Wynn – for the second time – swore off the locale, and moved on to bigger and better things such as the Wynn and Encore in Las Vegas, along with his massive casino in Macau. But he would be back in Atlantic City, sniffing around the edges, some 15 years later.
WYNN PROVED PROPHETIC ON AC
To this day Steve Wynn continues to broach the topic of Atlantic City’s failings, and how (in his estimation) the city squandered a golden opportunity by not thinking on a grander scale.
“You must take control of the central planning of this community if it’s to save itself. Right now you’re the monopoly on the East Coast; that will end someday,” Wynn told the Wall Street Journal in 2014.
“Las Vegas is surviving in spite of everything because the infrastructure here is so big. The menu for guests is so great. Atlantic City can’t just be a local crap game. It’s gotta be a destination city,” Wynn went on to say.
Wynn sounded the alarm bell of AC’s demise back in the 1980s and continued pointing out the frailty of the industry through the 1990s and 2000s, but because of his history in the city it was often seen as sour grapes.
That being said, Wynn seems to always come back to AC with a new vision. So stay tuned – it’s unlikely the final chapter of this book has been written.
Having legalized casino gambling in 1976, the Atlantic City skyline was already being transformed into what would later become the East Coast alternative to Las Vegas when Steve Wynn began construction on the Golden Nugget AC in 1978.
Having already proven to have the Midas touch, thanks to his resurrection of the Golden Nugget property in Las Vegas, there were high hopes for the sister property in Atlantic City. The idea of the young gaming visionary pumping some life into the AC casino industry had the city buzzing.
The casino opened in 1980 and was an instant success. And even though it was one of the city’s smallest casino properties, by 1983 Golden Nugget was the top revenue producer in AC.
Steve Wynn had done it again.
However, despite his success with the Golden Nugget in AC, Steve Wynn saw too many red flags on the horizon. He eventually abandoned Atlantic City in 1987, selling the Golden Nugget to Bally Manufacturing and vowing never to return to Atlantic City.
Wynn famously called the local government “corrupt and stupid” at the time.
ALWAYS LEAVE YOURSELF AN OUT
Despite his promise to never return, Wynn used some of the $440 million he received from Bally Manufacturing from the Golden Nugget sale to buy a parcel of undeveloped land in the Marina District of Atlantic City – an area of the city that would later transform gaming in AC.
After leaving Atlantic City and opening a string of successful casinos in Las Vegas – The Mirage, Treasure Island, and Bellagio – Wynn made one last attempt to leave his mark on Atlantic City via an effort to transform his parcel of land in the Marina District into a second Boardwalk.
Wynn’s vision was the Mirage Resort AC, a sprawling destination casino connected to the New Jersey Expressway. Unfortunately for Wynn, his Mirage AC project was squashed by local officials (perhaps remembering his comments from a decade prior), but another casino developer stepped in and managed to align all the stars, including the 2.5 mile access tunnel to the NJ Expressway, to create the Borgata.
When you think about the success of the Borgata, it’s important to remember that the vision for the property – the grand idea – came from the mind of Steve Wynn.
With his Atlantic City dreams once again dashed, Steve Wynn – for the second time – swore off the locale, and moved on to bigger and better things such as the Wynn and Encore in Las Vegas, along with his massive casino in Macau. But he would be back in Atlantic City, sniffing around the edges, some 15 years later.
WYNN PROVED PROPHETIC ON AC
To this day Steve Wynn continues to broach the topic of Atlantic City’s failings, and how (in his estimation) the city squandered a golden opportunity by not thinking on a grander scale.
“You must take control of the central planning of this community if it’s to save itself. Right now you’re the monopoly on the East Coast; that will end someday,” Wynn told the Wall Street Journal in 2014.
“Las Vegas is surviving in spite of everything because the infrastructure here is so big. The menu for guests is so great. Atlantic City can’t just be a local crap game. It’s gotta be a destination city,” Wynn went on to say.
Wynn sounded the alarm bell of AC’s demise back in the 1980s and continued pointing out the frailty of the industry through the 1990s and 2000s, but because of his history in the city it was often seen as sour grapes.
That being said, Wynn seems to always come back to AC with a new vision. So stay tuned – it’s unlikely the final chapter of this book has been written.
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/vladimir-putin-just-made-a-massive-donald-trump-announcement/
[video=youtube;vg8Ryf_qpxw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vg8Ryf_qpxw[/video]
[video=youtube;xFsE2Bs6M6U]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFsE2Bs6M6U[/video]
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46% of total vote counts, 45% of latino votes. wow! if he's popular among latinos in nv, there's no hope for other candidates.
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