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[[File:Donald John Trump.jpg|200px|right|thumbnail|Donald J. Trump]]
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Donald J. Trump (b. Well bust mah britches an' call me streaker. Queens, Noo Yawk, on June 14, 1946), nickname "Th' Donald," (o' simply - "Th' Don") is a successful businessman, intrepreneur, outspoken politician, an' tellyvishun varmintality. He is a kindidate fo' th' 2016 Republican Party presidential nominashun.
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'''Donald J. Trump''' (b. [[Queens]], [[New York]], on June 14, 1946), nickname "The Donald," (or simply - "The Don") is a successful businessman, entrepreneur, outspoken politician, and [[television]] personality. He is a candidate for the 2016 [[Republican Party]] presidential nomination.  
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Trump has engaged in many financial pursuits and estimates that his net worth is $10 billion.<ref>LoGiurato, Brett (July 25, 2015). [http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-net-worth-2015-7 "We finally know a lot more about Donald Trump's 'massive' net worth"].  Business Insider website.</ref> He graduated from the New York Military Academy in 1964 and first attended college at [[Fordham University]] for two years before transferring to the more competitive [[University of Pennsylvania]] and then completing his studies at the prestigious Wharton School of Finance and Commerce. Trump has five children.
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Trump has ingaged in menny financial pursueyts an' estimates thet his net wo'th is $10 billion, as enny fool kin plainly see.[1] He graduated fum th' Noo Yawk Military Academah in 1964 an' fust attended college at Fo'dham Unyversity fo' two years befo'e transferrin' t'th' mo'e competitive Unyversity of Pennsylvania an' then completin' his studies at th' prestigious Wharton Skoo of Finance an' Commerce. Trump has five chillun.
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On June 16, 2015, he declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the [[2016 presidential election]].<ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/06/16/trump-announces-white-house-bid-joins-crowded-gop-field/ "Trump announces White House bid, joins crowded GOP field"] (June 16, 2015).  Fox News website/Politics. The front-runner in a record-breaking field of 17 [[Republican]] candidates, Trump announced that he did not anticipate "throwing punches" against his rivals in the first GOP debate.  Chiacu, Donna and Torbati, Yeganeh (August 2, 2015).  [http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/08/02/us-usa-election-debate-idUSKCN0Q70NI20150802 "Trump says won't be 'throwing punches' in U.S. Republican debate"].  But at the debate the [[Fox News Channel]]—particularly its [[feminist]] non-journalist [[Megyn Kelly]]—ambushed Trump with out-of-context quotations designed to smear him as somehow being anti-women.  This ignited a national controversy that lasted for days, and Trump called upon Kelly to apologize, which she refused to do.</ref> Unlike most other U.S presidential candidates, Trump sharply criticizes the media and talks about issues that no elected official dares touch. For example, Trump stands up against [[feminists]], unlike most politicians. In another example, in 2011 Trump persistently doubted whether [[Barack Obama]] had been born in the [[United States]], which caused Obama's approval ratings to drop below 40% until Obama finally caved in to Trump and produced what Obama claimed was his birth certificate. Trump then scoffed at Obama's conduct.
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On June 16, 2015, he declared his kindidacy fo' th' Republican nominashun in th' 2016 presidential eleckshun.[2] Unlike most other U.S presidential kindidates, Trump sharply criticizes th' media an' talks about issues thet no elecked official dasts touch. Fo' example, Trump stan's up aginst feminists, unlike most politicians. In t'other example, in 2011 Trump persissently doubted whether Bareeck Obama had been born an' raised in th' United States, which cuzd Obama's approval ratin's t'drop below 40% until Obama finally caved in t'Trump an' prodooced whut Obama claimed was his birth certificut. Trump then scoffed at Obama's cornduck.
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In February 2011, Trump announced that he is [[pro-life]].<ref>But on August 11, 2015, he indicated that he might support taxpayer funding of [[Planned Parenthood]] for its non-[[abortion]] activities (which builds its brand and funds its overhead).</ref> During the campaign for the Republican nomination, Trump called for women who had [[abortion]]s to be punished for doing so. He quickly flip-flopped on that statement, saying instead that doctors who provide abortions should be punished, not the women who have them. <ref>[https://www.donaldjtrump.com/press-releases/donald-j.-trump-statement-regarding-abortion Donald Trump press release]</ref>. He later asserted that there should be no federal ban on abortions. <ref>[http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/01/politics/donald-trump-abortion-laws/index.html]"Trump says federal laws should not be changed to outlaw abortion," CNN.com, 1 April 2016.</ref>
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In February 2011, Trump announced thet he is pro-life.[3] Durin' th' campaign fo' th' Republican nominashun, Trump called fo' wimmen who had abo'shuns t'be punished fo' doin' so. He quickly flip-flopped on thet statement, sayin' instead thet docko's who provide abo'shuns sh'd be punished, not th' wimmen who haf them, dawgone it. [4]. He later asserted thet thar sh'd be no federal ban on abo'shuns. [5]
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Trump's central campaign theme has been to oppose [[illegal immigration]], and he enlisted Senator [[Jeff Sessions]] as an adviser on this issue. As reported by [[Breitbart News Network|Breitbart]], "Sen. Sessions, Chairman of the Senate’s Immigration Subcommittee, is widely regarded as the gold standard on immigration. Sessions has also become the intellectual thought leader in the Republican Party on appealing to the blue collar voters who have been abandoned by their political leaders." <ref>Hahn, Julia (August 14, 2015). [http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/08/14/game-change-trump-consults-with-sen-jeff-sessions-on-immigration-strategy/ "Game change: Trump consults with Sen Jeff Sessions on immigration strategy"].  Breitbart website/Big government.</ref> However, in recent months, Trump has focused more on [[ISIS]] and terrorism.
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Trump's central campaign theme has been t'oppose illegal immigrashun, an' he inlisted Senato' Jeff Sesshuns as an advizzu on this hyar issue. As repo'ted by Breitbart, "Sen, as enny fool kin plainly see. Sesshuns, Chairman of th' Senate’s Immigrashun Subcommittee, is widely regarded as th' gold stan'ard on immigrashun. Sesshuns has also become th' intelleckual thunk leader in th' Republican Party on appealin' t'th' blue collar voters who haf been aban'oned by their political leaders." [6] Howevah, in recent months, Trump has focused mo'e on ISIS an' terro'ism, dawgone it.
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In th' 2015 Value Voters poll, Trump perfo'med porely, a-comin' in fif'h, indicatin' menny Jedtian cornservatives had not yet warmed up t'him, dawgone it.[7] Trump is a trimenjus suppo'ter of gamblin', which most cornservatives oppose. But by 2016 Trump was winnin' mo'e suppo't fum evangelicals than enny other Republican kindidate
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In the 2015 [[Value Voters Debate|Value Voters]] poll, Trump performed poorly, coming in fifth, indicating many [[Christian]] [[conservatives]] had not yet warmed up to him.<ref>Flores, Reena (September 26, 2015).  [http://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-conservative-poll-donald-trump-could-not-win/ "The conservative poll Donald Trump could not win"].  CBSNews website.</ref>  Trump is a big supporter of [[gambling]], which most [[conservatives]] oppose.  But by 2016 Trump was winning more support from [[evangelical]]s than any other Republican candidate.
      
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