AI Analysis
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This October 18, 2012 post represents Trump functioning as a political surrogate for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, attacking Obama on fiscal policy two days after the second presidential debate. The post exemplifies his characteristic personality structure: grandiose narcissism with immature defenses (splitting, projection), low agreeableness manifesting as antagonism, and rigid ideological framing. Psychologically, Trump is in a grandiose narcissistic state, seeking supply through political relevance and moral positioning. He employs the Watchman archetype—the vigilant guardian warning of threats to children's future—while projecting possible indifference onto Obama ("Does he even care?"). The rhetoric is apocalyptic but controlled, using fear appeals and catastrophic language ("burying America," "destroying our children's future") to frame a legitimate policy debate as a moral crisis. Rhetorically, the post demonstrates Trump's signature style: hyperbolic claims, loaded language, rhetorical questions creating deniability, and appeals to protective instincts. However, it lacks his most impulsive qualities—suggesting either self-restraint in the campaign context or light editing. The post shows no cognitive concerns, no violence risk, and represents baseline functioning for 66-year-old Trump. Most significantly, the post reveals Trump's instrumental relationship to political values. While invoking sacred concern for "our children's future," his previous day's post promoted cologne sales. The gap between stated principle and actual focus suggests that fiscal conservatism serves strategic purposes rather than deep conviction—a pattern confirmed when Trump later presided over massive deficit increases as president.
- Rhetorical question ending ('Does he even care?') - signature Trump device
- Apocalyptic framing ('burying America,' 'destroying our children's future')
- 8:37 AM EDT timing - early business hours, borderline authentic timing
- Correct grammar and spelling suggests polish or restraint
- On-message with Romney campaign talking points
Trigger: Supply Seeking (Second presidential debate (Oct 16, 2012) where Obama performed better than first debate)
Federal deficit was .4 trillion in 2009 (Obama's first year, inherited from financial crisis) and .1 trillion in 2012 (decreased but still high). National debt increased from 0.6 trillion (2009) to 6.1 trillion (2012). However, much spending was crisis-driven or inherited (TARP, stimulus, wars, Bush tax cuts), and deficit was actually decreasing by 2012. US maintained strong credit and low interest rates. 'Burying America' is apocalyptic hyperbole not supported by economic indicators.
While legitimate concerns about long-term debt exist, the apocalyptic claim is not supported by evidence. Interest rates remained historically low through 2012, US dollar remained world reserve currency, economic recovery was underway, and no fiscal crisis materialized. Children of 2012 inherited the longest economic expansion in US history (through 2020). The debt did not 'destroy' their future, though reasonable economists debate long-term fiscal sustainability.
This unfalsifiable claim about Obama's mental state is contradicted by his actions: created Simpson-Bowles commission on fiscal reform (2010), engaged in debt ceiling negotiations with Boehner (2011), proposed budget claiming
trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years, spoke frequently about long-term fiscal challenges. Obama demonstrably cared about fiscal policy but prioritized economic recovery over immediate deficit reduction, reflecting Keynesian rather than austerity approach. Policy disagreement does not equal indifference.
No contradictions with other posts detected yet.
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Comprehensive Psychological Analysis: October 18, 2012 Post
Context and Timing
This post was published on October 18, 2012 at 12:37:43 UTC, which converts to 8:37 AM EDT (New York time, where Trump was most likely based during this period). The timing is significant—this is two days after the second Obama-Romney presidential debate on October 16, 2012, where Obama was generally viewed as having recovered from his poor performance in the first debate.
Trump had endorsed Romney in February 2012 and remained an active surrogate, though he was primarily known during this period for promoting "birther" conspiracy theories about Obama's birth certificate. The 2012 campaign heavily featured debates about government spending, the federal deficit, and national debt—central themes Romney was using against Obama.
Authorship Attribution Analysis
Assessment: Authentic Trump (High Confidence)
Local Time Context: 8:37 AM EDT on a Thursday morning—within business hours but early enough to be authentic Trump given his known pattern of early morning posting.
Authentic Trump Indicators: - Rhetorical question ending ("Does he even care?")—a signature Trump device - Emotionally charged framing ("burying America," "destroying our children's future") - Binary moral judgment (Obama as negligent/uncaring) - Direct, punchy construction with dramatic language - Consistent with his 2012 pattern of attacking Obama on economic/fiscal issues
Aide Indicators Present: - Correct grammar and spelling - Complete, well-formed sentence structure - On-message with Romney campaign talking points - Business hours timing
Verdict: While more polished than Trump's typically impulsive posts, the rhetorical style—particularly the accusatory question and apocalyptic framing—is authentically Trump. The timing (early morning, day after news cycle) and emotional tone override the polish. This appears to be Trump himself, possibly with light editing or self-restraint given the campaign context. Score: 0.75 (leaning authentic but with some restraint/polish)
Multi-Level Personality Analysis
Level 1: Big Five Trait Expression
Extraversion (High): - Public political pronouncement - Assertive, confrontational stance - Dominant tone—making declarative judgments about national leadership
Agreeableness (Very Low): - Zero modesty or hedging - Attack framing rather than constructive criticism - Devaluation of Obama (implying he doesn't care about children) - No acknowledgment of complexity or competing perspectives
Conscientiousness (Moderate): - Achievement-oriented framing (America's future success) - Order emphasis (fiscal responsibility as moral imperative) - However, low deliberation—no nuance or evidence provided
Neuroticism - Angry Hostility Facet (Moderate): - Controlled but present anger - Catastrophic framing ("burying," "destroying") - Threat orientation (children's future at risk)
Openness - Values (Rigid): - Black/white moral framework - No tolerance for alternative economic philosophies - Closed epistemic stance—no acknowledgment of uncertainty
Dominant Facet: Low agreeableness (antagonism, devaluation) combined with extraversion (assertion, dominance).
Level 2: Characteristic Adaptations - Motives and Schemas
Agency Motives (Dominant): - Power: Positioning himself as judge of presidential competence - Status: Assuming authority to condemn sitting president - Control: Attempting to shape political narrative
Communion Motives (Absent): - No empathy for Obama's position or constraints - No acknowledgment of shared national challenges - Purely adversarial stance
Schemas: - Self-schema: Righteous truth-teller, defender of America and children - Obama-schema: Reckless, negligent, possibly uncaring leader - World-schema: Under threat from bad leadership; requires rescue by "real" leaders (implication: people like Trump/Romney)
Level 3: Narrative Identity
Protagonist Role: Watchman/Alarm-Ringer—the one who sees the danger others miss, sounds the warning about threats to America's future.
Identity Claims: - "I care about America's children (unlike Obama)" - "I understand fiscal responsibility" - "I'm willing to speak uncomfortable truths"
Contrasting Other: Obama as negligent, profligate, possibly indifferent to consequences. Trump positions himself as Obama's moral opposite—the responsible voice of concern.
Narrative Sequence: Contamination sequence applied to Obama's presidency—America's promise → buried under debt → children's future destroyed. This is projected doom, not Trump's personal story, but reveals his apocalyptic tendency.
Mythological Framework: Trump as Cassandra (unheeded prophet of doom) or Defender (protecting innocent children from negligent authority).
Clinical Analysis
1. Malignant Narcissism Assessment
A. Narcissistic Features (Moderate): - Grandiosity: Implicit—assumes authority to judge presidential competence without qualification - Entitlement: Presumes right to demand accountability via rhetorical question - Lack of empathy: No acknowledgment of Obama's constraints or competing priorities - Arrogance: Declarative certainty about complex fiscal policy
B. Antisocial Features (Low): - No deceitfulness or rule-breaking evident - Standard political attack rhetoric
C. Paranoid Features (Low-Moderate): - Implied suspicion in "Does he even care?"—suggests possible malicious negligence - Not overtly paranoid but hints at questioning Obama's basic patriotism/concern
D. Sadism (Absent): - No evident pleasure in cruelty; this is instrumental political attack
Overall Malignant Narcissism Indicators: - Narcissistic: 4/10 - Antisocial: 1/10 - Paranoid: 3/10 - Sadism: 0/10
This post shows narcissistic positioning (assuming moral/intellectual authority) but lacks the more extreme malignant features.
2. Narcissistic Dynamics
Trigger Analysis: - Type: Supply-seeking + preemptive attack - Context: Post-debate environment where Obama performed better (Oct 16 debate) - Mechanism: Reassert Romney campaign narrative; position self as relevant political voice
Narcissistic Rage: - Present: No - Intensity: N/A - This is calculated political messaging, not rage response
Narcissistic State: - Grandiose state (6/10 intensity) - Positioning as moral authority and defender - No vulnerability or victimization evident - Expansive, judgmental stance
3. Defense Mechanisms
Primary Defense: Splitting (Immature Level) - Obama = all-bad (reckless, destructive, uncaring) - Implication: Trump/Romney = all-good (responsible, caring, protective) - No gray area or acknowledgment of mixed record
Secondary Defense: Projection (Immature Level) - Projects lack of concern onto Obama ("Does he even care?") - Possible projection of Trump's own transactional relationship to politics - No evidence Trump himself is driven by concern for "children's future" vs. political gain
Tertiary Defense: Rationalization (Neurotic Level) - Frames political attack as principled concern for future generations - Moral packaging for partisan messaging
Defense Level: Primarily immature defenses (splitting, projection) with thin neurotic overlay (rationalization).
4. Cognitive Status Assessment
Language Production: - No word-finding difficulty - No paraphasias - No tangentiality - Clear, coherent construction - Complexity: Moderate—two-clause sentence plus rhetorical question
Content: - No confabulation - No temporal/name confusion - Factually reference real policy debates (though oversimplified)
Baseline Comparison: This post shows normal cognitive function for Trump in 2012. The rhetoric is hyperbolic but coherent. Language is clear and purposeful. No markers of cognitive decline.
Assessment: No cognitive concerns. Baseline = normal for 66-year-old Trump.
5. Psychological State Summary
Emotional State: Controlled antagonism; calculated outrage Energy Level: Moderate activation (engaged but not manic) Reality Contact: Intact (though ideologically filtered) Impulse Control: Good (staying on political message) Functioning: High (effective political communication)
This is Trump in grandiose narcissistic state, functioning well, deploying standard political attack rhetoric with characteristic apocalyptic framing.
Rhetorical and Propaganda Analysis
Rhetorical Devices Employed
- Catastrophic Hyperbole:
- "burying America"
- "destroying our children's future"
- Escalates fiscal policy disagreement to existential threat
- Loaded Language:
- "spending and borrowing" (vs. "economic stimulus" or "investment")
- "destroying" (vs. "affecting" or "impacting")
- Frame controls interpretation
- Appeal to Emotion - Fear:
- Children's future at stake
- America being "buried"
- Activates protective/survival instincts
- Appeal to Emotion - Moral Outrage:
- "Does he even care?" implies moral failure, not just policy disagreement
- Rhetorical Question:
- "Does he even care?"
- Implies answer is "no" without stating it directly
- Invites audience participation in condemnation
- Deniability ("I'm just asking questions")
- False Dichotomy (Implicit):
- Either you care about children's future OR you support Obama's policies
- No middle ground acknowledged
- Ad Hominem (Soft):
- Questions Obama's character ("Does he even care?") rather than just critiquing policy
- Shifts from fiscal policy debate to moral judgment
Propaganda Techniques
Primary Technique: Appeal to Fear - Activates parental protective instincts - Positions political opponent as threat to children - Classic fear-based persuasion
Secondary Technique: Name-Calling (Implicit) - Doesn't use explicit epithets - But "Does he even care?" implies Obama is negligent, callous, possibly un-American
Tertiary Technique: Glittering Generalities (Inverse) - Uses negative mirror of glittering generalities - "Our children's future" = glittering generality (who opposes it?) - Obama positioned as opposing this sacred value
RAND Firehose Model Elements: - Volume: Part of sustained anti-Obama messaging (see longitudinal context) - Inconsistency: Not evident in this post - Reality distortion: Moderate—fiscal policy presented as simple moral failure
Dehumanization and Violence Assessment
Dehumanizing Language: Absent Violent Imagery: Metaphorical only ("burying")—not literal violence Eliminationist Rhetoric: Absent Stochastic Terrorism Indicators: Absent
This is standard political attack rhetoric without crossing into dangerous territory.
Gaslighting and Reality Distortion Analysis
Gaslighting Present: No
Reality Distortions: 1. Oversimplification: Complex fiscal policy reduced to simple moral failure 2. Causality Distortion: Attributes all spending/borrowing to Obama personally (ignores Congressional role, inherited conditions, economic crisis context) 3. Motivation Reading: Claims to know Obama doesn't care (unfalsifiable)
Severity: Mild—This is standard political framing, not reality denial. The fiscal debate was real; Trump just presents one ideological interpretation.
Epistemic Closure: Moderate—Post assumes conservative fiscal framework without acknowledging alternative economic theories (Keynesian stimulus, etc.).
Archetypal Analysis
Primary Archetype: The Watchman/Guardian
Trump positions himself as the vigilant guardian who sees the threat to children and sounds the alarm. This is the protective father archetype—concern for future generations, willingness to confront negligent authority.
Secondary Archetype: The Accuser/Prosecutor
The rhetorical question "Does he even care?" positions Trump as prosecutor, putting Obama on trial for moral failure. This invokes the archetype of righteous judgment.
Shadow Projection
What Trump projects onto Obama may reveal his own shadow: - "Does he even care?" → Possible projection of Trump's own transactional approach to politics (everything negotiable except winning) - Concern for "our children's future" → Trump invokes this while selling cologne (see Oct 17 post about Success fragrance). The gap between stated values (children's future) and actual focus (self-promotion) suggests projection.
Mythological Narrative
Cassandra/Prophet: Warning of doom that establishment ignores David vs. Goliath: Citizen Trump vs. Powerful President Obama (though Trump himself is wealthy and powerful—narcissistic reversal)
Order and Chaos Analysis
Positioning on Order/Chaos Axis
Order Defender: - Fiscal responsibility = order - Spending/borrowing = chaos - Trump positions as defender of fiscal order against Obama's chaotic profligacy
Asymmetric Application: - Obama gets chaos label (reckless spending) - Trump/Romney get order label (fiscal responsibility) - Note: This framing would reverse completely when Trump becomes president and massively increases deficit through tax cuts (2017). In 2012, attacking deficits serves political goal; later, deficits are fine. This reveals instrumental relationship to "order"—it's invoked when politically useful.
Grievance Mapping
Grievance Articulated: Fiscal irresponsibility threatening children's future
Intensity: Moderate-High (apocalyptic language but controlled delivery)
Blamed Party: Obama personally (not system, Congress, or circumstances)
Grievance Type: Economic + generational (leaving debt to children)
Hierarchy Dynamics
Status Elevation: "Our children" (innocent victims requiring protection)
Status Diminution: Obama (positioned as negligent, possibly uncaring)
Hierarchy Defense: This is interesting—Trump, a wealthy businessman, speaks for "our children's future" against the president. He's simultaneously: 1. Asserting moral superiority over political authority 2. Claiming to represent the voiceless (future generations) 3. Positioning wealth/business acumen as superior to political leadership
This inverts formal hierarchy (president > citizen) by asserting moral hierarchy (caring parent > negligent leader).
Danger Assessment
Danger Level: None
Rationale: - Standard political attack rhetoric - No targeting of individuals for violence - No dehumanization - No call to action beyond electoral politics - Metaphorical violence only ("burying")
Eliminationist Language: Absent Stochastic Terrorism Pattern: Absent Calls to Mobilization: Absent (implicit: vote against Obama, but that's normal democracy)
This post presents no violence risk.
Hypomania Assessment
Hypomanic State: Absent
Indicators: - No pressured speech - No flight of ideas - No grandiosity beyond baseline narcissism - Controlled, on-message communication - Normal sleep pattern implied (posted 8:37 AM, reasonable hour)
Assessment: Normal activation level for political engagement.
Fact-Checking
Claim 1: "Obama's spending and borrowing is burying America"
Extraction: Obama's fiscal policy involves excessive spending and borrowing that threatens America
Verification:
Context (2012): - Federal deficit in 2009 (Obama's first year): .4 trillion (inherited from financial crisis, TARP, wars) - Federal deficit in 2012: .1 trillion (decreased but still high) - National debt increased from 0.6 trillion (2009) to 6.1 trillion (2012) - Context matters: 2008 financial crisis required massive intervention (TARP, stimulus); Great Recession caused revenue collapse and automatic stabilizer spending increases
Partisan Frame: - Conservative view: Obama's spending is reckless and unsustainable - Liberal view: Stimulus prevented depression; austerity would have worsened crisis; much spending was inherited (wars, Bush tax cuts, Medicare Part D)
Verdict: Half True
The spending and borrowing did increase significantly under Obama, and the debt did grow substantially. However: 1. Much was inherited or crisis-driven (not discretionary) 2. Deficit was actually decreasing by 2012 3. "Burying America" is apocalyptic hyperbole—US maintained strong credit, low interest rates 4. Reasonable economists disagree about whether this level of spending was necessary/harmful
Claim 2: "[Obama's fiscal policy is] destroying our children's future"
Extraction: The debt burden will harm future generations
Verification:
Economic debate: - Deficit hawk view: High debt burdens future generations with interest payments, crowds out investment, risks fiscal crisis - Counter-view: Debt incurred during recession, in own currency, at low interest rates is manageable; failure to stimulate would have caused longer recession, worse outcomes for children
Empirical reality (from 2012 vantage point): - Interest rates remained historically low - US dollar remained world reserve currency - Economic recovery was underway (albeit slow) - No fiscal crisis materialized
Verdict: Mostly False (as stated)
While legitimate concerns about long-term debt exist, the apocalyptic claim of "destroying our children's future" was not supported by evidence. Economy recovered; children of 2012 inherited longest economic expansion in history (through 2020). The debt did not "destroy" their future.
However: Legitimate economists do express concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability, so there's a kernel of real debate buried in the hyperbole.
Claim 3: "Does he even care?" (Implicit claim: Obama doesn't care about this issue)
Extraction: Obama is indifferent to fiscal consequences
Verification:
This is unfalsifiable—it claims to know Obama's internal mental state. However, we can assess whether his actions suggest indifference:
Evidence Obama cared about fiscal issues: - Created Simpson-Bowles commission on fiscal reform (2010) - Engaged in debt ceiling negotiations with Boehner (2011) - Proposed budget that claimed
trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years - Spoke frequently about long-term fiscal challenges
Evidence for different priorities: - Prioritized economic recovery over immediate deficit reduction - Supported stimulus spending despite deficit impact - Advocated for Keynesian approach (spend during recession, reduce deficit during recovery)
Verdict: False
Obama demonstrably cared about fiscal policy; he simply prioritized differently than conservatives preferred. Disagreement on policy ≠ indifference. The rhetorical question is a bad-faith attack.
Fact Verification
| Claim | Verdict | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| "Obama's spending and borrowing is burying America" | Half True | Federal deficit was .4 trillion in 2009 (Obama's first year, inherited from financial crisis) and .1 trillion in 2012 (decreased but still high). National debt increased from 0.6 trillion (2009) to 6.1 trillion (2012). However, much spending was crisis-driven or inherited (TARP, stimulus, wars, Bush tax cuts), and deficit was actually decreasing by 2012. US maintained strong credit and low interest rates. 'Burying America' is apocalyptic hyperbole not supported by economic indicators. |
| "Obama's fiscal policy is destroying our children's future" | Mostly False | While legitimate concerns about long-term debt exist, the apocalyptic claim is not supported by evidence. Interest rates remained historically low through 2012, US dollar remained world reserve currency, economic recovery was underway, and no fiscal crisis materialized. Children of 2012 inherited the longest economic expansion in US history (through 2020). The debt did not 'destroy' their future, though reasonable economists debate long-term fiscal sustainability. |
| "Does he even care? (Implicit: Obama is indifferent to fiscal consequences)" | False | This unfalsifiable claim about Obama's mental state is contradicted by his actions: created Simpson-Bowles commission on fiscal reform (2010), engaged in debt ceiling negotiations with Boehner (2011), proposed budget claiming |
trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years, spoke frequently about long-term fiscal challenges. Obama demonstrably cared about fiscal policy but prioritized economic recovery over immediate deficit reduction, reflecting Keynesian rather than austerity approach. Policy disagreement does not equal indifference. |
Overall Veracity: 23%
Longitudinal Context and Pattern Analysis
Comparison to Previous Posts (Oct 17-18)
Oct 17 Posts: 1. Libya/Hillary defense of Obama 2. Supreme Court/cell phone complaint
- Success cologne sales promotion 4. Asbestos advocacy 5. Jets/Patriots sports commentary
Oct 18 (this post): Obama fiscal policy attack
Pattern: Trump rapidly shifts between: - Political attacks (Libya, SCOTUS, fiscal policy) - Self-promotion (cologne) - Personal interests (sports) - Pet issues (asbestos)
Cognitive note: The rapid topic-switching is characteristic of Trump's diffuse attention and opportunistic engagement style. However, the individual posts are coherent within themselves. This is not cognitive scatter; it's strategic omni-presence across topics.
Narcissistic supply pattern: Politics provides arena for grandiose positioning; business promotion provides success validation; sports provides social connection with powerful men (team owners). All serve narcissistic supply needs through different channels.
Deterioration Trajectory
Assessment: Stable
No evidence of cognitive or functional decline in this period (2012). Trump at 66 shows: - Clear language production - Coherent argumentation (within ideological frame) - Strategic messaging - Normal functioning
Baseline established: This represents Trump's 2012 baseline—hyperbolic but coherent, narcissistic but functional, ideological but reality-based.
Personality Science Summary
This post exemplifies Trump's characteristic personality configuration across all three levels:
Level 1 (Traits): Low agreeableness (antagonistic, combative), high extraversion (assertive, dominant), rigid values (closed to alternative frameworks)
Level 2 (Motives): Dominant agency motives (power, status, control); minimal communion; self-schema as righteous truth-teller; Obama-schema as negligent threat
Level 3 (Narrative): Watchman/guardian archetype; contamination narrative projected onto Obama's presidency; identity claim as defender of America's children
Clinical: Grandiose narcissistic state; immature defenses (splitting, projection); no pathological features; normal cognitive functioning; instrumental use of moral language for political gain
Research Significance
Clinically Significant: No—this is baseline Trump political rhetoric in 2012
Longitudinally Significant: Yes—establishes 2012 baseline for: 1. Cognitive function (clear, coherent) 2. Rhetorical style (apocalyptic but strategic) 3. Defense mechanisms (splitting, projection) 4. Narcissistic dynamics (grandiose state, supply-seeking)
Research Value: Demonstrates Trump's pre-political career personality patterns that would later characterize his presidency. The same devices appear here: - Apocalyptic framing - Rhetorical questions implying bad faith - Positioning as moral authority - Black/white splitting - Instrumental relationship to stated values
Summary
This October 18, 2012 post represents Trump functioning as a political surrogate for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, attacking Obama on fiscal policy two days after the second presidential debate. The post exemplifies his characteristic personality structure: grandiose narcissism with immature defenses (splitting, projection), low agreeableness manifesting as antagonism, and rigid ideological framing.
Psychologically, Trump is in a grandiose narcissistic state, seeking supply through political relevance and moral positioning. He employs the Watchman archetype—the vigilant guardian warning of threats to children's future—while projecting possible indifference onto Obama ("Does he even care?"). The rhetoric is apocalyptic but controlled, using fear appeals and catastrophic language ("burying America," "destroying our children's future") to frame a legitimate policy debate as a moral crisis.
Rhetorically, the post demonstrates Trump's signature style: hyperbolic claims, loaded language, rhetorical questions creating deniability, and appeals to protective instincts. However, it lacks his most impulsive qualities—suggesting either self-restraint in the campaign context or light editing. The post shows no cognitive concerns, no violence risk, and represents baseline functioning for 66-year-old Trump.
Most significantly, the post reveals Trump's instrumental relationship to political values. While invoking sacred concern for "our children's future," his previous day's post promoted cologne sales. The gap between stated principle and actual focus suggests that fiscal conservatism serves strategic purposes rather than deep conviction—a pattern confirmed when Trump later presided over massive deficit increases as president. This demonstrates how archetypal invocations (protective father, guardian of future) can be deployed tactically rather than authentically, a key element of his persuasive but ultimately transactional political style.
Sources
- 2012 United States presidential debates - Wikipedia
- Transcript And Audio: Obama-Romney 2nd Presidential Debate : NPR
- Romney's Strong Debate Performance Erases Obama's Lead | Pew Research Center
- CPD: October 16, 2012 Debate Transcript
- Sen. Mitt Romney said Trump is 'the real deal' in 2012
- Romney plays defense on 2012 Trump endorsement | The Hill
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Obama's spending and borrowing is burying America and destroying our children's future. Does he even care?