Britney Spears

I never really like Britney that much... until now. Keep partying Britney - I enjoy the pictures!!!

It sure is nice that Mr. Trump took time out of his busy schedule to advise Ms. Spears. Despite what Rosie has to say about Mr. Trump he is a standup guy.

Mr. Trump, when you take on the status of Celebrity as yourself, your life becomes that much more difficult under the microscope of society. People like Britney should be ousted from their status when they carry on in the manner they do. Our youth idolize them and try to follow their lead in everything. With a 16-year-old daughter of my own, I see the strong influence on her and her friends, not the typical peer pressure I grew up with, but

aahhhh... here we go again. Whats this all about Donald...Your need to talk about others..and include others that hold up your belief system. Perhaps a private call to these people...would seem a little more sincere. Who was your moral compass, Mr. Trump? I bet if there was someone teliing you to stay home with your kids...stop running around with women etc.. etc.. you would have told them where to shove their advice. You really take the cake!

Donald, Donald, Donald....
I love you! You take on the world, grab it by the balls, and come up the winner every time, and make them like you while you are doing it! That is success in a nutshell. I love your charisma, your spunk, your intelligence, and your eye on perfectionism as a society. Keep doing what you are doing, and don't ever stop being proud of yourself!

In all honesty, I don't think you had anything to do with Britney "cleaning up her act". Not a Britney fan in the least, but I think you are reaching a bit if you think what you said had any impact whatsoever. Just my opinion.

Whoever is reviewing this, you didn't allow this to go on the comments section here. Well whoever is not allowing this to happen should be fair about what is written here and allow it. If you're not going to allow it, then at least I deserve a reason why not; especially since I put some good time into this. nuff said... Here's my reply to Lauren:

There is a passages in the Bible to add to what the first poster (Lauren) had to say.

Matthew 18:15 "If your brother sins against you, go and show him his fault, just between the two of you. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over."

Matthew 12:36 "But I tell you that men will have to give account on the day of judgment for every careless word they have spoken."

Ephesians 4:29 "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen."

James 4:11 "Brothers, do not slander one another. Anyone who speaks against his brother or judges him speaks against the law and judges it. When you judge the law, you are not keeping it, but sitting in judgment on it."

For someone who believes in God (and hopefully the Bible) this is something that is very wise to hold on to. It's also coming from a higher and wiser source than us... God. Also, I know that Trump had mentioned before that sometimes you need to fight back and defend yourself; like the situation that happened with Rosey. Well, to me that is not a humble stance, just prideful. Believe me I've done it and felt terrible later. I think these passages cover the topic pretty well on how we should handle situations like these. Again, I know I fallen prey to this kind of talk many times before I made a decision to hold on this standard in my life. I believe there are reasons why God put this in the Bible. One thing, Evil is right there to try to mess with our hearts with attitudes toward one another and second it can and does distract us from our main mission in life to build and care for each other the way God would want us too. That can be the most difficult thing to do in life, especially when some choose not to live that way. I really believe that we're above this kind thinking. Trump I hope you're reading this... Take care and keep pressing on...