14 DAY TRIAL // Donald Trump never stopped being critical of President Barack Obama since day 1, and he never hesitated in speaking his mind about things he thought he could do better than US politicians, if given the chance.
It looks like he’s putting his toupee where his mouth is, because he’s announced plans to run for US President in the 2016 elections, Politico confirms.
Giving America the President she deserves
Because he likes to make a fuss about everything, Donald Trump has said before that the day would come when he would run for President, just to show Obama and his supporters, and his personal haters, how things should get done.
That day comes in 2016, when Trump will run for President in the hope of giving America the leader she deserves, an infinitely superior one to the one she got these past 2 terms: one that will act instead of talk, one that will focus on improving the quality of life instead of being worried about his image and ways to maintain it impeccable, one that will put the people’s lives before his political and financial goals.
“I have a great love for our country, but it is a country that is in serious trouble. We have lost the respect of the entire world. Americans deserve better than what they get from their politicians - who are all talk and no action!” Trump says.
He believes the way he’s conducted his business for years is whatever proof is necessary that he will also make a good President: he will provide jobs, he will solve the problems within the education and health departments, make the military a priority, take care of the veterans, and “control [the] borders.”
As Trump puts it, America has become the laughing stock of the world because of her politicians, and it is time this changed. “I am the only one who can make America truly great again!” he boasts.
Trump is out of Celebrity Apprentice
The real estate mogul, also dubbed The Donald in the media and often mocked for his elaborate hairstyle and orange glow from fake tanning, says he’s already working on his candidacy, hiring staff in New Hampshire, New York, Iowa and South Carolina.
On the downside, following through with his political aspirations means that he won’t be able to do Celebrity Apprentice for NBC, where he coined the now-famous phrase “You’re fired!”
The network has confirmed that the mogul is out of the picture, but that a 15th season will be made without him. Finding someone to replace Donald Trump will be difficult, that much is certain.