How Donald Trump Could Shape the 2012 Presidential Election

Trump is appealing to strong undercurrents of frustration and resentment

May 6, 2011 RSS Feed Print
  • Comment (17)

A populist or outsider candidate is very unlikely to win in 2012, but he or she could capitalize on public anger and frustration on a variety of issues, such as whether the government has been too eager to please special interests at the expense of Middle America. This is where Donald Trump, or someone else who wants to shake things up, could make a difference.

Tags:
Democratic Party,
Tim Pawlenty,
Republican Party,
2012 presidential election,
unemployment,
Barack Obama,
Mitt Romney

Reader Comments Read all comments (17)

Add Your Thoughts
Your comment will be posted immediately, unless it is spam or contains profanity. For more information, please see our Comments FAQ.

These comments are sickening! President Obama will continue to improve this country in 2012-2016. The only people who are "resentful" are those who are still angry about the color of his skin! They'll still be whining in 2017, trust me.

sickofthebigotry of CA 8:42PM May 08, 2011

Trump needs to stick to building and leasing towers. If he wants to spend mega bucks with a marketing firm to spread the Trump name, certain that he will be able to find a number of such firms willing to take his money.

The only individual in the 2012 race with a larger ego is Obama. Think that America is getting its fill with him. We do not need another egotist in the White House!

PappyHappy of CA 9:20AM May 08, 2011

This article is a bucket of turds. No way the TRUMPET will get anywhere near presidency. Ron Paul is the voice people are hearing. Trump just scored lowest on some other news articles

James of CA 8:53AM May 07, 2011

Photo Galleries

Women on Death Row

Only 12 women have been executed on death row in the U.S. since 1976.

advertisement

Latest Videos