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Their son is such a beautiful little boy. All thanks of Melania's genes.
Beautiful Blaine, Donald's ex-sister in law, the real deal who is just about the only member of the Trump clan with absolute class and good taste... 
Blaine Trump (L) and designer Tory Burch attend the Tory Burch celebration of Fashion's Night Out at Tory Burch Meatpacking Boutique on September 10, 2010 in New York City.
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Blaine Trump (L) and designer Tory Burch attend the Tory Burch celebration of Fashion's Night Out at Tory Burch Meatpacking Boutique on September 10, 2010 in New York City.
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^totally agree. I've read a bit about her and she's a Lady, not to mention a very attractive older woman. Even the way she handled her divorce screamed class and dignity.
She's also a good example of plastic surgery well done. A good intervention should leave you looking freshened up and groomed, not looking like a completely different person (or the p*rn star equivalent of your-self).
Yes, I'm talking to you Melania/Ivana/Ivanka.
She's also a good example of plastic surgery well done. A good intervention should leave you looking freshened up and groomed, not looking like a completely different person (or the p*rn star equivalent of your-self).
Yes, I'm talking to you Melania/Ivana/Ivanka.
Now this is really sad news....
The Wall Street 2 movie you finally get to see this Friday (after a 6 month delay) will be vastly different from the original that was filmed.
The latest difference is that Donald Trump's scene has been cut. Here's what you'll be missing, says Digital Spy:
In the scene, Douglas's character Gordon Gekko is pictured having a haircut alongside Trump, who suggests that he comb his hair over to resemble the Apprentice star's trademark coiffure, to which Gekko replies: "No thanks, Donald, I'm a gel man."
This is a tragic loss, we know, but director Oliver Stone says it'll be in the DVD version, but for the theater release, "it was too distracting."
businessinsider.com
The latest difference is that Donald Trump's scene has been cut. Here's what you'll be missing, says Digital Spy:
In the scene, Douglas's character Gordon Gekko is pictured having a haircut alongside Trump, who suggests that he comb his hair over to resemble the Apprentice star's trademark coiffure, to which Gekko replies: "No thanks, Donald, I'm a gel man."
This is a tragic loss, we know, but director Oliver Stone says it'll be in the DVD version, but for the theater release, "it was too distracting."
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^What's too distracting?
^ Evidently it was a very short scene that had nothing to do with the storyline...I remember reading he left about an hour on the cutting room floor from the original Wall Street...Just one of those directors who shoots everything and changes his mind in edit, I suppose... 
Although Donald would probably never admit it- none of these projects would be possible without his kids flying around the world doing deals for him...
Donald Trump to build tower in Georgia
September 22, 2010 AFP
US property tycoon Donald Trump has agreed to build one of his iconic Trump Tower developments in the tiny former Soviet republic of Georgia, the Georgian presidency says.
Trump signed an agreement with Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili in New York to build the tower, the presidential administration said on Wednesday in a statement.
It provided no financial details of the agreement and said a decision had not yet been made on where the building would be located.Among potential sites are the Georgian capital Tbilisi and the Black Sea port city of Batumi, which Georgia is heavily promoting as a tourist destination, the statement said.
Saakashvili was in New York for the UN General Assembly session and for meetings with potential investors as he seeks to revive Georgia's struggling economy.
Georgia's once-booming economy has suffered from investor flight due to the global economic crisis and its five-day war with Russia in August 2008, contracting by 3.9 per cent in 2009.
The Georgian government is seeking to revive interest from investors after foreign direct investment plummeted last year by 51 per cent, in particular by touting its Black Sea coast as a holiday destination.
Donald Trump to build tower in Georgia
September 22, 2010 AFP
US property tycoon Donald Trump has agreed to build one of his iconic Trump Tower developments in the tiny former Soviet republic of Georgia, the Georgian presidency says.
Trump signed an agreement with Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili in New York to build the tower, the presidential administration said on Wednesday in a statement.
It provided no financial details of the agreement and said a decision had not yet been made on where the building would be located.Among potential sites are the Georgian capital Tbilisi and the Black Sea port city of Batumi, which Georgia is heavily promoting as a tourist destination, the statement said.
Saakashvili was in New York for the UN General Assembly session and for meetings with potential investors as he seeks to revive Georgia's struggling economy.
Georgia's once-booming economy has suffered from investor flight due to the global economic crisis and its five-day war with Russia in August 2008, contracting by 3.9 per cent in 2009.
The Georgian government is seeking to revive interest from investors after foreign direct investment plummeted last year by 51 per cent, in particular by touting its Black Sea coast as a holiday destination.
Uh Oh....
The guy who wrote this is a moron, a total loser!! He has no clue!! He should be sued for $100,000,000!!! 
The guy who wrote this is a moron, a total loser!! He has no clue!! He should be sued for $100,000,000!!! The Apprentice made it’s return last week. This was the return of the original Apprentice that doesn’t cast celebrities. And let’s just say, it didn’t go over very well in the ratings department. This premiere was the lowest rated in the history of the show. In fact, it had less than half of the viewers that the show usually draws for the celebrity edition.
So was there some steep competition during this Thursday night time slot? Nope, every other network had reruns going. Ouch!Donald Trump
thinks and proudly proclaims that “My show is the #1 show in the country” and well, it just ain’t so.
The show couldn’t even pull in five million viewers and that is not great, it’s not even good.
Donald Trump, I am afraid you’ve reached a FAIL.
thinks and proudly proclaims that “My show is the #1 show in the country” and well, it just ain’t so.The show couldn’t even pull in five million viewers and that is not great, it’s not even good.
Donald Trump, I am afraid you’ve reached a FAIL.
Donny and Vanessa, who could maybe be pregnant again? They said they would like to have five kids...
Donald Trump, Jr. and Vanessa Trump attend the Ninth annual Operation Smile gala at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on September 24, 2010 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Donald Trump, Jr. and Vanessa Trump attend the Ninth annual Operation Smile gala at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on September 24, 2010 in Beverly Hills, California.
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This is the biggest joke of the year, trust me!! You can read any of the two or three meticulously researched biographies that are around and know right away that there is no chance in hell he could actually run...talk about skeletons in his closet!! A good investigative journalist could destroy him in one magazine article!! But he will no doubt get plenty of buzz and ego satisfaction out of it all, which is all he is looking for anyway! 
Donald Trump: I'm "Seriously Considering" Running For President
A day after he told CNN that running for president in 2012 was “not something I talked about or consider,” Donald Trump has changed his tune. In an interview on Fox News Tuesday, The Donald said he is “seriously considering” a presidential run.
"I'm a Republican so if I did anything, I'd do it, I guess, as a Republican," Trump said. "I'm totally being serious because I can't stand what's happening to the country. First time I am being serious about it. I've been asked for years to do it. And I had no interest. This is the first time I am -- at least I'm considering it. That doesn't say I'm going to do it ... but I am seriously considering it."
Trump reiterated on air that the recent New Hampshire telephone poll, in which New Hampshire residents were asked a whole bunch of questions about Trump, was not orchestrated by him, nor did he pay for it. But, he added, he's heard the results of the poll are “amazing.”New York Magazine
Cute piece from today's Palm Beach Post
News item: Donald Trump said this week he is "absolutely thinking about" running for president of the United States. Trump's admission comes after a story about a poll in New Hampshire that asks voters if they'd support a Trump presidency.
Trump said he had nothing to do with the poll, but he is interested in running.
"I'm totally being serious because I can't stand what's happening to the country," Trump said.
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Here's a future dispatch from the end of President Donald Trump's first term:
***
President Trump, spending time at his Mar-a-Lago presidential compound, spoke briefly to reporters to defend the installation of gold filigree on the iron fence around the White House.
"This was an amazing opportunity," Trump said before teeing off at the 72-hole Trump International Golf Course and Casino in West Palm Beach. "I got an incredible deal on the gold from South Africa."
President Trump was in South Florida to oversee the final construction of the casino complex, which was built on land that used to be the Palm Beach International Airport, a facility he closed by presidential decree as a security and noise risk to his winter home in Palm Beach.
Trump, buoyed by approval ratings up to a comfortable 64 percent - and 99.9 percent in the White House's own internal poll - said he and Vice President Regis Philbin are looking forward to being elected to a second term.
"It's been an incredible presidency," Trump said. "Better than Lincoln. That's what I'm hearing from people. I'm totally being serious."
Things weren't always so rosy for President Trump. His early attempts at trimming the federal budget were widely unpopular, in particular the attempted merger of North and South Carolina. And his simplistic approach to solving the country's immigration problem went nowhere.
The American people weren't ready for the idea of redefining citizenship as club membership. And few illegal aliens had enough money to pay the $30,000 initiation fee into what President Trump called "Club America."
But President Trump was far more successful in other areas, especially foreign policy.
By turning most of the Pentagon into the world's most powerful law firm, Trump was able to create a foreign policy based on a constant state of litigation, rather than endless military conflict.
Under the Trump administration, half the world's nuisance lawsuits are now filed by the U.S. government. And the hallmark of his tenure has been the hostile takeovers of uncooperative countries by lawyers rather than tanks. Perhaps his boldest foreign policy initiative has been in his handling of America's crushing debt to China. Rather than coddle the emerging superpower, the Trump administration sued China, saying that its products are inferior and defective, and that the Chinese can take "3-cents-on-the-dollar for all their junk" or face years of litigation in The Hague.
The most popular initiative of the Trump years has been his decision to hold weekly televised cabinet meetings. The meetings, which run every Thursday night during prime time on all the major networks, end each segment with Trump firing one member of his cabinet.
This winnowing process has led to some innovative appointments, none more popular than Department of Homeland Security Secretary Dog the Bounty Hunter.
Trump's tenure hasn't been without scandal. The three Democrats remaining in Congress say they plan to investigate a story published in the online blog, The New York Times, that says that the president's gambling operations have been kept afloat by federal workers being paid in poker chips.
"That blog will be out of business in a year," Trump predicted last week during an appearance on televangelist Glenn Beck's show.
After President Trump's Palm Beach visit, he will be flying to Slovenia, where, as a birthday present to the First Lady, he has brokered a deal to rename that country Upper Melania.
"It'll be the top country in Eastern Europe," Trump said. "Everybody's excited about it. That's what I'm hearing. I'm totally being serious."
News item: Donald Trump said this week he is "absolutely thinking about" running for president of the United States. Trump's admission comes after a story about a poll in New Hampshire that asks voters if they'd support a Trump presidency.
Trump said he had nothing to do with the poll, but he is interested in running.
"I'm totally being serious because I can't stand what's happening to the country," Trump said.
***
Here's a future dispatch from the end of President Donald Trump's first term:
***
President Trump, spending time at his Mar-a-Lago presidential compound, spoke briefly to reporters to defend the installation of gold filigree on the iron fence around the White House.
"This was an amazing opportunity," Trump said before teeing off at the 72-hole Trump International Golf Course and Casino in West Palm Beach. "I got an incredible deal on the gold from South Africa."
President Trump was in South Florida to oversee the final construction of the casino complex, which was built on land that used to be the Palm Beach International Airport, a facility he closed by presidential decree as a security and noise risk to his winter home in Palm Beach.
Trump, buoyed by approval ratings up to a comfortable 64 percent - and 99.9 percent in the White House's own internal poll - said he and Vice President Regis Philbin are looking forward to being elected to a second term.
"It's been an incredible presidency," Trump said. "Better than Lincoln. That's what I'm hearing from people. I'm totally being serious."
Things weren't always so rosy for President Trump. His early attempts at trimming the federal budget were widely unpopular, in particular the attempted merger of North and South Carolina. And his simplistic approach to solving the country's immigration problem went nowhere.
The American people weren't ready for the idea of redefining citizenship as club membership. And few illegal aliens had enough money to pay the $30,000 initiation fee into what President Trump called "Club America."
But President Trump was far more successful in other areas, especially foreign policy.
By turning most of the Pentagon into the world's most powerful law firm, Trump was able to create a foreign policy based on a constant state of litigation, rather than endless military conflict.
Under the Trump administration, half the world's nuisance lawsuits are now filed by the U.S. government. And the hallmark of his tenure has been the hostile takeovers of uncooperative countries by lawyers rather than tanks. Perhaps his boldest foreign policy initiative has been in his handling of America's crushing debt to China. Rather than coddle the emerging superpower, the Trump administration sued China, saying that its products are inferior and defective, and that the Chinese can take "3-cents-on-the-dollar for all their junk" or face years of litigation in The Hague.
The most popular initiative of the Trump years has been his decision to hold weekly televised cabinet meetings. The meetings, which run every Thursday night during prime time on all the major networks, end each segment with Trump firing one member of his cabinet.
This winnowing process has led to some innovative appointments, none more popular than Department of Homeland Security Secretary Dog the Bounty Hunter.
Trump's tenure hasn't been without scandal. The three Democrats remaining in Congress say they plan to investigate a story published in the online blog, The New York Times, that says that the president's gambling operations have been kept afloat by federal workers being paid in poker chips.
"That blog will be out of business in a year," Trump predicted last week during an appearance on televangelist Glenn Beck's show.
After President Trump's Palm Beach visit, he will be flying to Slovenia, where, as a birthday present to the First Lady, he has brokered a deal to rename that country Upper Melania.
"It'll be the top country in Eastern Europe," Trump said. "Everybody's excited about it. That's what I'm hearing. I'm totally being serious."
Now it's Doctor Trump!!
US tycoon Donald Trump is pictured after recieving an Honorary award of Doctor of Business Administration at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland, on October 8, 2010. Trump is in the process of building a luxury golf development on the Menie estate on the Aberdeenshire coast.
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US tycoon Donald Trump is pictured after recieving an Honorary award of Doctor of Business Administration at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland, on October 8, 2010. Trump is in the process of building a luxury golf development on the Menie estate on the Aberdeenshire coast.
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I love that piece!I thought the Aberdeen people hated him?
Dear God. That sentence combined with those pictures was even more horrifying than watching The Ring.
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