Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Donald Trump presidential campaign
We're beating the  horse to death here, but usually when I see someone cite  in this situation, what they usually actually mean is that they think there is primary topic that would ''create'' a  situation if rectified (ie: in this case, the primary topic would be Trump's 2016 election, which would create Donald Trump presidential campaign (disambiguation) once redirected there, and ''that'' would be the . Since I ''believe'' we're actually talking about a  situation, could those who !voted "keep" without addressing the redirect suggestions to either Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2016 () or Donald Trump#Political career (no primary topic, but redirect to a subject that covers both articles) explain why a straight-up keep is better than any of those suggestions? Thanks
— User:Tavix, 14:57, 11 January 2016 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:TWODABS||WP:TWODABS||WP:TWODAB||WP:TWODAB||WP:DABPRIMARY||WP:PRIMARYTOPIC (Wikipedia:Disambiguation)