if the economy remains an issue and he gets back to talking about america s competitiveness and role in the world producing things, i agree with mike. he is really be willing to pull the pin on the grenade in two states. you have negativity amongst voters, great candidates and anti-establishment feeding out there, donald trump has name recognition, a business person, involved in a few bankrupts but a business person. name recognition is fueling 21%. as long as donald trump stays on this birther rant, i can t possibly take him seriously, no matter who takes him seriously. not such a bad in the republican primary, you re thinking about the country, in the republican primary that is my concern, the country. that is the question, the republican primary. in the country, that issue is not going to carry the day. in the republican primary, gets bona fide, stays on the economy, you can t dismiss him.
bankrupts bankruptcy in history. jal got a debt waiver of more than $6 billion from banks and more than $4 billion in quasi governmental cash injects for delisting its stock. the carrier cut 16,000 employees, 44 aircraft and some 51 flight routes. certainly heavy surgery going on there. but it eventually achieved a dramatic turn-around in the first eight months making nearly $2 billion in profits. jal is set to begin a new venture with american airlines in april. jal plans to list its stock by the end of 2012. translator: we have all worked hard to reduce the cost. as you know, we have achieved the financial result far exceeding the rehabilitation
tack stan knee al qaeda insurgents are causing havoc. it s time to cut our losses. scott in california, we don t have a choice. we got into this war to provide and writes and exercise in futility. why not bring the troops home. the whole cia took out our enemies. fighting in afghanistan, bankrupts all who tried. cameron says, this is a long-term commitment the u.s. made under the bush administration and if we back out now, the only outcome it will guarantee is more enemies. the question is not whether or not it s a wise decision in the first place. the question is what position will be putting ourselves in if we withdrawal. and gary in michigan writes, two decades after i came home from vietnam, i spent 20 years with
leader, receives similar praise from putin. what is hit interest in not coming down hard on this issue which seems to be a fairly clear one about russia intervening. some so many others and many suggestions, one, of great interest to me, was released by the u.s.a. today newspaper, a headline: president-elect donald j. trump s controversial soft spot for russiaing based on decades of courting russians to buy condos in his highrises and invest in other real estate ventures. the says in the 1980s donald trump was in multiple bankrupts and went to russia and got and it the roast by the u.s. a today suggests it s about money and what about real estate and that s where this came from. we re going to see more athee