Fellow Trumpites, huge announcemnet expected in the next few hours

'Claig are you Piers Morgan'

No, I can't stand Piers Morgan. I wish the Daily Mail didn't use his articles with his smug face on the photograph. He is a Labourite. I don't like him, even though he has met and likes Trump.

'Except they only debated it because we, the people, asked them to. '

But it was all pretence like usual. There was no vote that could ban him. Half of the bigger wigs didn't dare turn up to debate becuse when he becomes President it won't be good for them. It is a show for nobodies to pretend to us that they care and have some power. They strutted about, called the next President of the United States a "fool" and a "wazzock", insulted our intelligence and made our country look foolish. FOrtunately, most Americans hadn't heard what our nobodies were up to but some of them on Fox News were not impressed and that lets our whole country down. The "nobodies" don't represent the ordinary people, they don't speak for us and yet they made a mockery of our country to the world., all for show and pretnce and all for their own aggrandisement and probably an extra bath plug.

'My understanding of his meeting with the black pastors is a little different. Yes he may have spent ages talking but didn't he tweet that he was getting endorsements only to retract it when the endorsements didn't materialise?'

He tweeted beforehand that he had their endorsement and he didn't. That was a mistake and they were angry. But I heard an interview on US radio with a black pastor who was at the meeting and who said he had never seen anything like it. The way Trump dealt with the anger, the humility he showed, the patience and courtesy he showed was amazing. And after a long meeting, before he had to fly off to yet another rally in his gruelling schedule to defeat the Wall Street puppets, he spent an extra 30 minutes after the metting posing for selfies that attendees wanted to take and signing autographs and speaking to people. He said in all his years of meetings with baptist preachers, he had never seen anything like the skill with which Trump handled himself and said that if he can do that with baptist ministers, he can do it for the country.

'said he was going to "protect the guns"'

He will protect the Second Amendment laid out in the American Constitution by the Founding Fathers.

'declined cup of tea'

Maybe he doesn't like tea. I don't trust the media to tell the truth about him.

When he met the black pastors in America recently, reports say that he listened to all of their criticisms and answered all their questions and spent time after the long meeting for photographs with people who wanted them.

He is special. He is not like the political class. He is not a politician. It is no accident that he is leading the polls among Republicans when everyone from the New York Times to the BBC to the political class have called him a joke a and a clown.

We have never seen an election like this. We have never seen panic among the puppets like this. He is going to win.

'He was asked if he would have given up on his plans for the Aberdeenshire resort after they were initially rejected by the council had his mother not been from Scotland.

He said: 'I think probably I would have, yes.

'It is really easy to find a nice piece of land to do something nice on. But Scotland is special and I wanted to do something special for my mother.'

To see this class of "career politicians" insult someone who will become the next President of the United States is sad for our whole country. To see that class of nobodies who claimed bath plugs off the people debate in our great and historic Parliament banning him in our great free country which spread liberty and free speech across the world, is shameful.

Here is a picture of him crossing the threshold of the house on the Isle of Lewis where his mother was born. The Mail knocks his hair, but Trump can take a joke. He has no airs and graces. He says his business will be peanuts to him if he becomes President. He will let his children run the business. He will run America and work for the American people, not for Wall Street, donors, lobbyists or special interests. No one can buy him.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1025243/Hair-raising-moment-billionaire-Donald-Trump-drops-visit-Scottish-relatives.html

This is what he tweeted to the Saudi Prince who tweeted that Trump was a disgrace to America.

"Dopey Prince @Alwaleed_Talal wants to control our U.S. politicians with daddy’s money. Can’t do it when I get elected. #Trump2016"

No one can buy Trump and that is why elites across the world are in panic.

Just watch one of his debates or speeches. Nothing is scripted, no teenagers from Oxbridge write his speeches, he speaks like ordinary people and it is so refreshing to see him defeat the entire political class of lawyers, attorneys and barristers who he says are "all talk, no action" with a confidence borne of real success in the most dynamic city on earth, New York City.

The entire political class can't hold a candle to a genuine person like Trump and that is why the Republican voters have put him miles ahead of all the political snakes and smarmy charmers, bought and paid for by Wall Street, that he is running against.

'You realise his dad was a very successful business man? '

Yes, his dad made money in building and his granddad emigrated to America from Germany and made some money too. But that is the great American story. They were ordinary people who made it big in America. He loves Scotland because his mum was Scottish. He has never forgotten his roots and his respect for ordinary people.

'He needs lessons from Nicola Sturgeon on how to get along with us ordinary folk.'

Builders, taxi drivers, plumbers, cleaning staff and everybody loves him. Nearly everybody has a good word to say about him personally. He has no airs and graces and can relate to ordinary people. He is not a snob, not arrogant and respects ordinary people. He loves people. He gets on with everyone apart from Alex Salmond and some of the political class and Establishment, but that is understandable when you look at some of that lot.

'But then I recalled The Donald visiting the Isle of Lewis and declining the offer of a cuppa with his kinfolk!.not the act of an antielitist. (Didn't even go over the threshold.)'

Are you sure about that? I saw the picture of him with his cousins. His sister has been over loads of times and his mum used to go back and visit nearly every year.

Great stuff that he made it big in the Big Apple. His family on the Isle of Lewis must be very proud of him. He will be the next President of the United States and he is going to be a great one too - bring jobs back for Americans, save the working and middle classes and rebuild and make America great again.

It is a great story and it's not over yet!