'Anyone But Trump' In 2012: The Full Ginsberg Pleads With America (VIDEO)

Even though 2011 isn't even to the halfway mark, President Obama's announcement that he's seeking re-election has officially kicked off the 2012 Presidential election. That's exciting news for us, not because we think elections should be two years long, but because now all the funny political parodies and campaign spoofs can roll out.

Right off the bat, The Full Ginsberg brings us this campaign video for a very special candidate: Anyone But Trump. Yes, it is true that Donald Trump is planning to run for President. But if you really care about America, The Full Ginsberg pleads with you to vote for Anyone But Trump instead. And when they say anybody, trust us, they mean anybody.

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Comments

[SisterAnn]

11:05 AM on 04/24/2011

This reminds me of Trump:

"If there's anything more important than my ego around, I want it caught and shot now."

— Douglas Adams (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)

[mervr1]

07:34 AM on 04/20/2011

Very short but hilarious political cartoon about Donal Trump running for the Presidency...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B3dCDm5ZDQ

[mzrecycle]

06:06 AM on 04/18/2011

As a Democrat, my hope is that Trump and Palin are the Rep. ticket. Obama would have such an easy time getting elected. Those two couldn't go one month without making statements that totally trashed their chances of being elected.

[ColinStevens]

06:52 PM on 04/10/2011

I'd love to snap my fingers and have that graphic of an explosion and that music. That would be AWESOME. lol

[Craig DeBoard]

10:29 AM on 04/07/2011

"This empty suit." LMAO!

[Johnmgq]

10:56 PM on 04/06/2011

At least Donald runs a business and was born HERE in america. Wow...What did Obama do before his presidency? A community organizer?? Lolol. And people expect him to run our country?.. Really??? Then you wonder why we are in more wars than George w., Have higher gas prices, way higher unemployment, and a deficit never before seen. I wish Michael jackson's monkey bubble was president. Things would be better.

[Flaxseed]

04:24 AM on 04/07/2011

Because running a country is very much like running a business. You hire citizens to build something to sell.

[Johnmgq]

06:59 AM on 04/07/2011

Of course not silly, but there comes a level of organization, responsibility, and running our company like a business.. Because lets face it as we go broke, YOU will suffer, no schools, parks, medicare, programs, etc. And believe me it is coming. I spoke with a friend of mine who audits polticians for money spending, and it is unbelievable he told me, and even he is a liberal.

Dont you get it, if you dont run this country like a company, your liberal money sharing ideas will never come to fruition. Then what????

Besides that wasn't the point, WHAT DID OBAMA DO to qualify him???


IM GONNA ASK YOU WHAT OBAMA ASKED ME, ARE YOU BETTER OFF NOW OR 4 YEARS AGO?? LOL.. ASK THE PEOPLE WHO HAD JOBS.

Obama is the president not Trump yet. I would feel more confident running my corporation with Trump than somone who invites me to the local carnival..

LOLOLOL

[Johnmgq]

07:04 AM on 04/07/2011

and actually you are part right, if citizens built things to sell, RIGHT HERE IN AMERICA, we would be in a better financial shape. coming from your comments you are a non business owner liberal. I can tell. What have you done to help the economic issue? I personally have 70 people I employ, and am ready to take my company out of the country. So that means 70 more people no jobs, and I increase profits, thats what the major corporations are doing. And Obama is an advocate of free trade.LOL.. How contradictory?
Thats what these liberal tax ideas are doing, with their spend spend spend mentality. At least Clinton taxed heavily, but closed the deficit gap. Youll be paying and working your life away to pay for this mess.

[ml 82]

11:07 AM on 04/07/2011

Where do I begin with you my friend.

a) Being born here doesn't make someone worse/better president (I know it's a requirement but you're point out how terrible Obama is by starting off that he wasn't born here as being born here makes someone better qualified, which of course has never been proven). Oh and btw, rumors has it, that Trump was born in the bahamas :)

b)The reason why we are where we are is because our country was/is ran/run by business lobbyists, how's having a business man as a president going to improve things. This is someone that looks at little people like you and I as numbers (profit/loss)

c) We are in the same wars we inherited from George Bush. Unless you wanna count/compare the 160 missiles we shot at libya to the Iraq and Afghan war.

d) Most of the debt and the high unemployment rate was inherited from Bush. Oh and so is the super low tax rates that allow people like Trump to pay less/as little taxes as you and I. example. GE made $4+ billion and paid $0 in taxes.

e) For 1 the higher gas prices are still aren't as hight as they've reached during bush, and 2 the high gas prices are caused by the revolution going on Libya and throughout the middle-east, something surly you'd love to blame Obama for but you can't.

f) Trump was roasted by "the situations".. nuff said

[gregory57]

09:27 PM on 04/06/2011

Thats exactly what republicans are hoping for, keep your eye on The Donald.

Don't give him ANY attention, he is a Clown being used to divert attention from the real issues.

[ayisha]

09:20 PM on 04/06/2011

i grew up in NYC where Trumps bankruptcies were second only to his marital drama(s). anyone who would consider voting for him deserves him as a President... and that was not meant as a positive comment (cause i know some of you are challenged in detecting sarcasm).

[dread locks]

08:33 PM on 04/06/2011

Trump only proves that even rich people can be bottom feeders

[dread locks]

08:04 PM on 04/06/2011

I wouldn't vote for trump if he was the last man on earth.

Trump only proves that even if you are rich, you can still be a bottom feeder.

[R U Sirius]

09:49 AM on 04/06/2011

No, no --not anyone but Trump. He's just another sleek, stinky sardine in the can. They all leave a lousy taste in my mouth.

[bicdarling]

08:58 AM on 04/06/2011

Trump is against free trade and all the others including Obama, who I voted for, are for free the immoral policy. Who started free trade anyway?

Free trade in America is the policy of economics developed by American slave holding states and protectionism is a northern, manufacturing issue. Although not as animating an issue as slavery, differences in trade between the two regions contributed to the Civil War and remain a point of national difference even today.

Historically, southern slave holding states, because of their low cost manual labor, had little perceived need for mechanization, and supported having the right to purchase manufactured goods from any nation. Thus they called themselves free traders.

If you support free trade or any candidate who does you are supporting the trade out of American Jobs for the creation of slave labor sweatshops.

How can anyone of a liberal mindset support the immoral business practices of free trade?

I have never voted Republican but will this round if we can stop the corporate slavery. Trump is the only one with the balls to stand up to the free trade slave holders and I for one support that.

Read this on free trade creating sweatshops and the danger the new Latin American trade deals will wreak on the poor. This is very disturbing and Obama the guy I voted for supports it and is pushing for it... http://www.globalexchange.org/campaigns/sweatshops/sweatshopsfaq.html

[YoBear]

09:40 AM on 04/06/2011

You bring up a good point. Trump is likely to stand up for things that other Republicans might not. And Trump won't be a slave to the backers of the Republican / Tea parties, he will be his own person. That's gonna scare the backers of the Republican party.

[strac73]

11:41 PM on 04/05/2011

FOOLS! Trump would probably be the best thing for this country.

[dread locks]

08:09 PM on 04/06/2011

Trump would be the WORST thing for the universe!

[sticky29]

08:04 PM on 04/10/2011

Worst....no we have Obama for that...

[stuartbramhall]

11:13 PM on 04/05/2011

Obama has no chance of a 2nd term unless he reverses Executive Order 13489 (signed the day after he took office), which seals all his pre-presidential records. Fox New will make mince meat out of him. I blog about this at "The President with No Past" at www.stuartbramhall.com

[GraniteSkyline]

09:18 AM on 04/06/2011

Misinformation.

Executive Order 13489 revokes Presidential Recordings and Materials Preservation Act of 1974 that was put in place to protect Nixon's records.

Your facts are reversed.

The Presidential Records Act Amendments of 2009 LIMITS the authority of presidents and former presidents to BLOCK the release of presidential records. The bill sets deadlines for the review of records prior to release, gives the incumbent president the authority to reject former presidents' claims of privilege, restricts the ability to assert privilege claims to presidents and former presidents, and eliminates the ability of vice presidents to make privilege claims concerning vice presidential records.

The bill also overturns Executive Order 13233, which was issued on November 1, 2001 by President George W. Bush. That order broadened the authority of presidents and former presidents to block the release of presidential records, extended that authority to former presidents' heirs, and granted similar powers to vice presidents concerning vice presidential records.

[TeeSC]

12:41 PM on 04/06/2011

I've said it several times before but the t.r.o.l.l.s. are out big time.  New bloggers all over the place.  And this guy... just check out his history.  He's here promoting his own website/blog.  He makes specious comments with absolutely no validity.  I wish there was an ignore button somewhere.  And I wish that HP would pay a little more attention... they "moderate" right and left but just can't seem to stop the flood of t.r.o.l.l.s.  Someone posted a link yesterday to one of the "social networks" which was encouraging people to log on to as many networks as they could to further the GOP agenda and disrupt the blogs.  I'd say they were doing a pretty good job.
 
Come on HP... let's see what you're made of.  Will you post my comment?

[ColinStevens]

07:12 PM on 04/10/2011

It's a waste of time to try to convince these looooooooonies - but yes, they're misinformation should be called out every time, so thanks.

[teron678]

10:36 AM on 04/06/2011

flagged for ign0rance & spamming

[denicci1977]

05:36 PM on 04/05/2011

Lol excellent. Except Palin, I could never vote for her if I was down to my last breath.