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1 Trump has not caved, and there is no way to know at this point that he will. Nobody but he, has had the first thing to do with his platform to date.


2 I will continue to dismiss it until loftier powers than I bring the details out into the public domain. Your concerns are speculative at this point and I don't make a habit of validating the substance of speculation.

3 Who says he's going to cave? We have this quaint and passé notion of state sovereignty here in this land, right? The governor of NC is dealing very well with the issues in his state. Why would Trump wade into a fight that is already going very well? And BTW, candidates have no authority to act or influence.

1 & 3) - I would disagree, I believe Trump did cave on the issue of HB2.



Here is the footage of him on the Today Show discussing the issue. One of the big things he mentions is the economic impact and that North Carolina should have left this issue the way it was. This issue wasn't brought about by North Carolina. It was brought about by the City of Charlotte, the majority of its city council that decided to vote to force businesses within the community to conform to the transgender agenda.

I can't stand Jimmy Kimmel, but here is the second time Trump was asked about the issue.



Based on Trump's interviews, his speeches, and his lack of interest on social issues I do believe that he will cave and disappoint the Christians that he said in a video that he would not let down. You have dismissed my thoughts as mere speculation, but that is exactly what got Donald Trump elected.

2. This is from the Federal Election Commission, TRT. Trump gave himself a loan. If he's not going to pay that back via corporate donations, then can you tell me why he took out a loan?

Also, what about Sheldon Adelson? I would like to read your thoughts on that situation I mentioned in the prior post.