Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
I wonder if @BarackObama ever had an Indonesian passport. Did he become an Indonesian citizen when he lived there?

Donald Trump has declined an offer to deliver a prime-time speech at the Republican National Convention, sources with knowledge of convention plans tell Newsmax.

But Newsmax has learned that the billionaire businessman has been asked to give a big “surprise” at the convention in Tampa, Fla., which begins on Aug. 27.

Trump has already made plans to be the area at that time. On Aug. 26, he will receive the Statesman of the Year award from the Republican Party of Sarasota County, Fla., and is planning to remain in the area for the convention’s opening festivities.

But Trump was offered a major speaking role during the convention, but has told the Romney campaign that he relishes the role he plays as an independent voice and believes his support of the Romney campaign could be served in other ways. The Romney camp is said to have already proposed to Trump how they would like him involved at the convention, but the nature of his involvement is being kept secret.

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more blah, blah, blah at the link.

Is Trump going to announce the VP selection?

All recent Presidents have released their transcripts. What is @BarackObama hiding?

Moving swiftly on from 'just wondering', Trump's latest tweet at the President.

22 Aug Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Many people will be surprised at what is about to be released concerning @BarackObama's background. I, for one, won't be.

Former Navy SEAL Questions @BarackObama's birthplace http://huff.to/NNrCl5

Donald Trump's hopes of delivering a "big surprise" at the Republican National Convention are officially rained out.

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.....Some Republicans are thankful, the Washington Post reports, though Trump spokesman Michael Cohen maintained that Trump's show would have been quite the spectacle.

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Trump also spoke on another contribution he has provided to the political debate: His near-constant appeal to beliefs that President Barack Obama wasn't born in the United States, and that his long-form birth certificate is a forgery. Pressed by reporters on an incident last week in which GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney appeared to make a joke about the nagging conspiracy theory, Trump suggested it was no laughing matter.

"Let’s just say this there’s a huge group of people that are not believers in what [Obama] did, what he said and where he came from," Trump said, going on to explain that his birther crusade may continue. "We’ll see what happens. Well see what happens over the coming weeks and months."

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he's getting worse. he is just a pig to say some of the things he has been saying.

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As you may have heard, reality show host and celebrity mogul Donald Trump had a huge (pronounced "yooge") surprise planned for August's Republican National Convention. It was spoiled in advance by Salon's Alex Pareene and subsequently scuttled when the threat of Hurricane Isaac necessitated a massive overhaul of the convention schedule, thus consigning the "surprise" itself to the recesses of our imaginations.

Happily, Trump himself has revealed what the "surprise" consisted of by giving the video he planned for the convention to the "Today" show, which opted to break the news at the end of a segment about Mitt Romney receiving his first national security briefing, because that's what political news is now, I guess -- the sublime and the ridiculous all mashed together without care or consideration.

What a shocker. Who could possibly have predicted the Tribble Mobility Scooter would say "You're Fired!"

Trump Advises Romney To Ask Birther Question At Debate
Evan McMorris-Santoro 3:33 PM EDT, Monday October 1, 2012
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Mitt Romney's getting advice from all sides before Wednesday's big presidential debate in Denver, including from prominent Romney supporter and birther conspiracy theorist-in-chief Donald Trump.