moosedrool, NZ is good, but a bitch to get into unless you're rich, a citizen, marry one, or are young and have skills they need.

Donald Trump’s rise toward the Republican nomination has been fueled, in part, by his candid and often crude style — more Howard Stern, say, than Mitt Romney.
And the roots of Donald Trump’s rhetoric come, in fact, in part from The Howard Stern Show. Trump appeared upwards of two dozen times from the late ’90s through the 2000s with the shock jock, and BuzzFeed News has listened to hours of those conversations, which are not publically available.

The most popular topic of conversation during these appearances, as is typical of Stern’s program, was sex. In particular, Trump frequently discussed women he had sex with, wanted to have sex with, or wouldn’t have sex with if given the opportunity. He also rated women on a 10-point scale.
“A person who is very flat-chested is very hard to be a 10,” he told Stern in one typical exchange.

New Zealanders are just glorified Australians.

He may not always agree with the agendas of those who come aboard, but he will make room for any Americans on the train!

On Wednesday, David Duke, the white nationalist and former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard, encouraged his radio show listeners to volunteer for Trump's campaign. "Call Donald Trump’s headquarters [and] volunteer," he said on the "David Duke Radio Program." At Trump campaign offices, he said, "you’re gonna meet people who are going to have the same kind of mindset that you have.”

The big wall paid by Mexico? Ain't gonna happen.
Deporting 11 million people? Ain't gonna happen.
Some yet-to-be-disclosed terrific healthcare plan? Ain't gonna happen.
Banning Muslims from entering the country? Ain't gonna happen.
Trump defeating ISIS by bombing the sh#t out of them? Ain't gonna happen.
Telling the Chinese how to run their country? Ain't gonna happen.
Releasing his tax records. Happening when?

Bigger, stronger military than the bigger, stronger one we already have? Ain't gonna happen.

Sleep well tonight, Trump-haters. He probably won't win.

Trump Would Fix Budget Deficit By Chopping EPA

Donald Trump wants to get rid of the Department of Education and the Environmental Protection Agency, ideas he's floated before.

But here's the bad news. The budget for the EPA in 2015 was $8 billion. That's out of a $3.8 trillion federal spending plan, making it 0.2 percent of the budget.

So no, eliminating the EPA won't go very far toward balancing the budget. But it will bring dirtier air and water -- in the interest of making America great again.

Meanwhile, the EPA's budget has been reduced in recent years. It was $10 billion in 2010, but Congress has appropriated less money to the agency in the years since.