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17 posts from Friday, August 10, 2012
Day Analysis"Believe you can and you're halfway there." --Pres. Theodore Roosevelt
Over 2 million people have lost their jobs since @BarackObama became POTUS. How many of them still have healthcare?
Was Barack Obama A Foreign Exchange Student? http://t.co/PnlEqnYc
Waste--@BarackObama's Dep. of Energy was warned in advance by Treasury that it wasn't loaning $ out in good deals http://t.co/ZHTrUAAa
Sad--only 36% think America's best days are ahead while 49% believe they are in the past http://t.co/xdombsP3 We can & must do better.
Congratulations to our great Women's Olympic Soccer team @ussoccer on their gold medal. They made us all proud!
Watch my video blog to see if your questions from my Facebook page were answered- http://t.co/8iYmgpP6
Our airports are Third World--horrible. Let's rebuild them by people who know how to do it--inexpensively.
.@lolojones given a raw deal in @nytimes story--not fair.
SUN newspaper/Scotland reports that "Tourism jump is thanks to Trump." 8,000 visitors in one month from 20 countries,,, http://t.co/ZC0boYWu
Newsmax article: 'Trump Declines Prime Time GOP Convention Speech' http://t.co/A968lMWo
I will be speaking the night before the RNC in Sarasota, FL, when I receive the "Statesman of the Year" award.
As we told the @nydailynews, I was asked to speak at the RNC but said no, because I will be doing something much bigger--just watch!
The failing New York Daily News knowingly incorrectly reported that I wanted to speak at the Republican National Convention--wrong!
China is cooking up conspiracy theories that the Olympics are rigged. http://t.co/0ah0hBJt They don't understand why they can't cheat.
All recent Presidents have released their transcripts. What is @BarackObama hiding?
AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2012-08-10 posts below. Not written by their author.
A Routine Friday of Political Posturing Interrupted by a Defensive Flurry Over Convention Snub
Trump spent a routine Friday divided between political attacks on President Obama and an extended defensive sequence over a New York Daily News report about his role at the upcoming Republican National Convention. After categorically denying the paper's claim that he wanted to speak at the convention, he quickly pivoted to insisting he'd turned down an invitation in favor of "something much bigger" — which turned out to be a local award ceremony in Florida. The rest of the day was typical fare: anti-China rhetoric tied to the London Olympics, infrastructure complaints, self-promotion, and a congratulatory note for the U.S. women's soccer team. Mood was overwhelmingly self-assured, briefly punctured by wounded defensiveness over the convention reporting.