Church of Trump

[spurraider21]

They'd blame Obama
who would then shift the blame to bush jr

[boutons_deux]

What's funny is if Romney hadn't bowed to the teabaggers with the Ryan VP pick he'd probably be in a race for re-election in 2016. I'll never understand picking up the kill medicare guy to solidify a voting bloc that was 100% against the ###### anyways.

cult Bishop Gekko got slaughtered, and not only because he Ryan.

[boutons_deux]

Signs emerge of the Great Republican Crack-Up of 2016

The Washington Post reported (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/02/28/republican-senator-we-need-third-option-if-trump-wins-nomination/):

Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), a freshman in office barely one year, took to social media Sunday night to declare that he would not support Donald Trump if he sews up the Republican presidential nomination and formally called for an independent challenge from the right as a conservative option to the real estate billionaire.

“I sincerely hope we select one of the other GOP candidates, but if Donald Trump ends up as the GOP nominee, conservatives will need to find a third option,” Sasse wrote in a roughly 1,600-word missive posted on Facebook, much of which he also threw into a series of tweets to his followers.


We don’t yet know the extent of Sasse’s commitment, but the Nebraska Republican, who has not formally endorsed anyone else, left himself little wiggle room, insisting he “cannot support” Trump.

The New York Times, meanwhile, reported (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/us/politics/donald-trump-republican-party.html) over the weekend on the “frantic” and “desperate” behind-the-scenes Republican efforts to salvage the party’s 2016 presidential plans, which have thus far produced no results.

At least two campaigns have drafted plans to overtake Mr. Trump in a brokered convention, and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, has laid out a plan that would have lawmakers break with Mr. Trump explicitly in a general election.

Despite all the forces arrayed against Mr. Trump, the interviews show, the party has been gripped by a nearly incapacitating leadership vacuum and a paralytic sense of indecision and despair, as he has won smashing victories in South Carolina and Nevada. Donors have dreaded the consequences of clashing with Mr. Trump directly. Elected officials have balked at attacking him out of concern that they might unintentionally fuel his populist revolt. And Republicans have lacked someone from outside the presidential race who could help set the terms of debate from afar.


The details are amazing in their own right, but let’s not overlook the forest for the trees: Republican Party insiders are actively looking for ways to derail their own party’s presidential frontrunner – a dynamic we have not seen in the modern era – and they appear to be failing rather spectacularly.

Depending on tomorrow’s Super Tuesday results, this may very well get worse for the GOP before it gets better.

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/signs-emerge-the-great-republican-crack-2016?cid=sm_fb_maddow

[boutons_deux]

CNN contributor insists David Duke is a ‘hardcore leftist’ and the KKK is ‘military arm of the Democratic Party’

A CNN contributor who doesn’t seem to understand how politics have evolved since the Civil War repeatedly insisted the Ku Klux Klan was a liberal organization.

Jeffrey Lord, a former associate political director in the Reagan administration who frequently calls on modern Democratic Party to apologize for sins committed by historical Democrats,

“I mean, David Duke is a hardcore leftist. He’s an anti-Semite.”

Lord then argued that the KKK, which was founded by angry former Confederate soldiers during the Reconstruction era and terrorized blacks throughout the first half of the 20th Century, was associated with the Democratic Party.

“The Ku Klux Klan is a function of the left,” Lord said. “It was the military arm of the Democratic Party. Hello? Donald Trump’s daughter and son-in-law are Jewish. David Duke is an anti-Semite, for heaven’s sakes. This is ridiculous.”

“It is a racist hate group from the left, and that counts,” Lord said. “That is important to understand. It is not conservative. It has nothing to do with conservatism. All of these Klan members who have been elected to Congress and U.S. Senate and governorships over the years, supporting Franklin Roosevelt because they like Social Security. Let’s get our history straight.”

In fact, a recent study (http://asr.sagepub.com/content/79/6/1144.full) showed how the KKK played an active and enduring role (http://www.rawstory.com/2014/12/kkk-crucial-to-building-the-souths-enduring-republican-majority-study-finds/) in steering southern white voters away from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party.

a poll found that even decades after the KKK’s decline, Republican voting was strongest in southern counties where the Klan was active in the 1960s.

“The Klan played an active role in encouraging white southerners to prioritize white supremacy over party loyalty,”

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/02/cnn-contributor-insists-david-duke-is-a-hardcore-leftist-and-the-kkk-is-military-arm-of-the-democratic-party/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story% 29

This guy seems to have caught terminal senility from St Ronnie The Diseased.

[boutons_deux]

All the juicy details of the GOP's 'desperate' bid to stop Trump (http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/2/29/1493308/-All-the-juicy-details-of-the-GOP-s-desperate-bid-to-stop-Trump)

Just how desperate is the GOP to stop The Donald? The New York Times lays it out (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/us/politics/donald-trump-republican-party.html?_r=0) in tantalizing detail: rival campaigns are preparing for a brokered convention, Mitch McConnell's girding his caucus for war, and yet there's still a gaping vacuum of leadership.

Marco Rubio's campaign, for instance, has been floating this bulletproof strategy:


Speaking to political donors in Manhattan on Wednesday evening, Mr. Rubio’s campaign manager, Terry Sullivan, noted that most delegates are bound to a candidate only on the first ballot. Many of them, moreover, are likely to be party regulars who may not support Mr. Trump over multiple rounds of balloting, he added, according to a person present for Mr. Sullivan’s presentation, which was first reported by CNN.


So Super Tuesday hasn't even happened and they've already gone straight to the brokered convention scenario. Meanwhile, McConnell is turning his troops loose on The Donald—whatever it takes to keep their seats.

Mr. McConnell has begun preparing senators for the prospect of a Trump nomination, assuring them that, if it threatened to harm them in the general election, they could run negative ads about Mr. Trump to create space between him and Republican senators seeking re-election. Mr. McConnell has raised the possibility of treating Mr. Trump’s loss as a given and describing a Republican Senate to voters as a necessary check on a President Hillary Clinton, according to senators at the lunches.



So McConnell's so resigned to a GOP loss in 2016 that he's already positioning the Senate as the primary battleground over the White House.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/02/29/1493308/-All-the-juicy-details-of-the-GOP-s-desperate-bid-to-stop-Trump?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+dailykos%2Findex+%28Daily+Kos %29

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/us/politics/donald-trump-republican-party.html?_r=0

[rmt]

CNN contributor insists David Duke is a ‘hardcore leftist’ and the KKK is ‘military arm of the Democratic Party’

A CNN contributor who doesn’t seem to understand how politics have evolved since the Civil War repeatedly insisted the Ku Klux Klan was a liberal organization.

Jeffrey Lord, a former associate political director in the Reagan administration who frequently calls on modern Democratic Party to apologize for sins committed by historical Democrats,

“I mean, David Duke is a hardcore leftist. He’s an anti-Semite.”

Lord then argued that the KKK, which was founded by angry former Confederate soldiers during the Reconstruction era and terrorized blacks throughout the first half of the 20th Century, was associated with the Democratic Party.

“The Ku Klux Klan is a function of the left,” Lord said. “It was the military arm of the Democratic Party. Hello? Donald Trump’s daughter and son-in-law are Jewish. David Duke is an anti-Semite, for heaven’s sakes. This is ridiculous.”

“It is a racist hate group from the left, and that counts,” Lord said. “That is important to understand. It is not conservative. It has nothing to do with conservatism. All of these Klan members who have been elected to Congress and U.S. Senate and governorships over the years, supporting Franklin Roosevelt because they like Social Security. Let’s get our history straight.”

In fact, a recent study (http://asr.sagepub.com/content/79/6/1144.full) showed how the KKK played an active and enduring role (http://www.rawstory.com/2014/12/kkk-crucial-to-building-the-souths-enduring-republican-majority-study-finds/) in steering southern white voters away from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party.

a poll found that even decades after the KKK’s decline, Republican voting was strongest in southern counties where the Klan was active in the 1960s.

“The Klan played an active role in encouraging white southerners to prioritize white supremacy over party loyalty,”

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/02/cnn-contributor-insists-david-duke-is-a-hardcore-leftist-and-the-kkk-is-military-arm-of-the-democratic-party/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story% 29

This guy seems to have caught terminal senility from St Ronnie The Diseased.



Trump's daughter and son-in-law are Jewish.

[Dirk Oneanddoneski]

Trump's daughter and son-in-law are Jewish.

Yes if Trump were to start gassing people he would have to start with his own daughter and son in law. Trump has all kinds of homies

Trump chilling with BRHornet45

http://i.imgur.com/ovNMXCL.jpg

Trump even claims his good friend MJ was murdered

http://i.imgur.com/vNuAeUw.jpg

Iron Mike would vote for him if he didn't have that conviction

http://i.imgur.com/64Z2pon.jpg

The Worm always has Trumps back

http://i.imgur.com/qVwcj0B.jpg

[baseline bum]

LOL Kim Jong Un's friend wants a Trump presidency

[Reck]

Let's go racin boys!!!

Hick chairman of NASCAR endorsing him now. :lol

[boutons_deux]

The GOP Establishment Is Angry At Trump For Stealing Their Hate

What bothers the GOP establishment is Trump repeating on the national stage what they have preached for 8 years in semi-isolated environs

He is, by any measure, the epitome of a neo-conservative hero and the perfect representation of everything Republicans have promised the base they would deliver for at least the past four years;

since Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008, the Republican establishment and their powerful money machine have fostered and exploited hate, white-rage, and paranoia to incite its base and subsequently set the stage for a Trump-like character’s rise to power.

It is worth noting that in 2012 at the RNC convention Senator Lindsey Graham warned the Party elite that “We’re not generating enough angry white guys to stay in business for the long term.” Graham’s remark was likely right “for the long term;” but the party’s crusade over seven-and-a-half years has generated more than enough of the “angry white” base the Donald is riding toward the Republican nomination.

It may be true that the establishment reserved any blatant hate-mongering for non-white, non-Christian, and non-conservatives for its closest insiders and private meetings, but it did use Barack Obama as a surrogate for everything the GOP base was conditioned to hate

the hate-mongering began in earnest during the 2008 general election campaign when Senator John McCain unleashed Sarah Palin on the country to launch the now-notorious “explosion of right-wing loathing and crusade of animosity” towards anything and anyone not white and not conservative.

It was not just Palin; the entire party was, and still are, using mean-spirited attempts to delegitimize President Obama and his supporters as not real Americans because they are Americans who are not rich and not white.

Republicans are angry that Trump is reaping the benefits of all their hard work as they are worried he is tarnishing the Republican brand. A brand that is already so dirty and nasty that it is a major mystery why they are terrified of, and oppose, the man who best represents the Republican brand the party elite and their wealthy donors created.

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/02/29/gop-establishment-angry-trump-stealing-hate.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+politicususa%2FfJAl+%28Politi cus+USA+%29

[Quetzal-X]

Christie creme is doing a world class job blowing Trump.

:lol christie creme

[boutons_deux]

JO totally destroys you conned cretins' golden calf.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnpO_RTSNmQ

[angrydude]

JO totally destroys you conned cretins' golden calf.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnpO_RTSNmQ

I watched that. John Oliver didn't destroy anything. In fact I was shocked at how weak it was. I thought Trevor Noah did a much better job when he compared him to African dictators about 7 months ago.

[boutons_deux]

Donald Trump should enjoy his Super Tuesday win because he’s going to be crushed

he has no idea what he’s in for.

Until last Thursday’s GOP debate, his hapless opponents have been content to trade pot-shots with Trump over

his ideological apostasies –

he used to be pro-choice and once

called for single-payer health care.

Sure, Trump’s budget-busting tax cuts (http://money.cnn.com/2015/12/22/pf/taxes/donald-trump-tax-plan/), belligerent foreign policy rhetoric and hostility towards immigrants and Muslims are GOP mainstays, but

he’s opposed to trade deals,

doesn’t want to cut Social Security and

argues that George W. Bush was president on 9/11/01, so he’s a heretic.

But they only just began to go after the central rationale of his candidacy. The Donald has

no coherent policies to offer, and

no relevant experience to highlight.

His pitch to the electorate is based entirely on his image as a successful businessman who makes great deals, knows how to manage people and gets things done.

And that singular strength is going to become a massive weakness in the blinding glare of a presidential campaign.

Last week, Sam Stein reported (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-research_us_56cf2c6de4b03260bf75b395?pmx11yvi) for the Huffington Post that none of his GOP rivals had even “completed a major anti-Trump opposition research effort.” When Trump gets to the general election, that’s going to change. Voters are going to hear plenty about not only his many bankruptcies (https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/what-trump-didnt-say-about-his-four-big-business-bankruptcies/2015/08/07/bc054e64-3d12-11e5-9c2d-ed991d848c48_story.html), but also his fraudulent scams (http://money.cnn.com/2016/02/25/news/companies/donald-trump-witness-fraud-case/), mob ties (https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/trump-swam-in-mob-infested-waters-in-early-years-as-an-nyc-developer/2015/10/16/3c75b918-60a3-11e5-b38e-06883aacba64_story.html), shady licensing deals (http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-02-24/a-look-inside-trump-s-global-deals-exposes-trouble-in-many-spots), tax avoidance schemes (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/donald-trump-i-pay-as-little-as-possible-in-taxes/) and hypocritical embrace of immigrant workers (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/26/us/politics/donald-trump-taps-foreign-work-force-for-his-florida-club.html?_r=0) for their cheap labor. Journalist Wayne Barrett has reported (http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2011/05/26/inside-donald-trumps-empire-why-he-wont-run-for-president.html) that some of his past associates – “I’ll hire the best people, they’ll give me the best advice” — have been caught up in drug smuggling, trafficking underage girls and various stock market swindles.

We’ll hear all about the Japanese gambler who stiffed him for $4 million (http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/02/japanese-gambler-donald-trump-213635) – “they’re stealing our money!’ – and the Mexican sweatshop workers (http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-trump-hats-cali-fame-carson-20151124-story.html) who make his ‘Make America Great’ hats. So far, he’s gotten a pass on his supposed business acumen, but in a general election we’ll hear all about how he’d be richer today if he’d just invested his money in the stock market (http://fortune.com/2015/08/20/donald-trump-index-funds/) and spent the past 30 years lounging on a beach somewhere.

Since he arrived on New York’s social scene in the 1970s, Trump’s immense self-promotion skills haven’t been enough to overcome his reputation as a crass, utterly classless buffoon. We’ll be hearing plenty of clips from his two-dozen appearances on the Howard Stern show, where, according to (http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/donald-trump-said-a-lot-of-gross-things-about-women-on-howar#.ina1PyK69)Buzzfeed (http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/donald-trump-said-a-lot-of-gross-things-about-women-on-howar#.ina1PyK69), he “frequently discussed women he had sex with, wanted to have sex with, or wouldn’t have sex with if given the opportunity.”

In a general election, Trump will be exposed for the slick con artist he’s always been. When the Democrats’ opposition researchers get through with The Donald, he’s going to make Mitt Romney look like George Potter.

And Trump isn’t going to take it well. Right now, he’s the picture of a happy narcissist.

According to the Mayo Clinic (http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/narcissistic-personality-disorder/basics/symptoms/con-20025568), “If you have narcissistic personality disorder, you may come across as conceited, boastful or pretentious.

You may belittle or look down on people you perceive as inferior…. You may insist on having ‘the best’ of everything — for instance, the best car, athletic club or medical care.” That’s Trump in a nutshell.

But the Mayo Clinic adds: “when you don’t receive special treatment, you may become impatient or angry.”

At the same time, you have trouble handling anything that may be perceived as criticism. You may have secret feelings of insecurity, shame, vulnerability and humiliation. To feel better, you may react with rage or contempt and try to belittle the other person to make yourself appear superior. Or you may feel depressed and moody because you fall short of perfection.


Trump’s angry-guy persona is playing well in the Republican primary contest, but when he comes under serious attacks for the first time – attacks that call into question his competence and business success — he’s likely to lash out like… like a narcissist whose endless boasts are suddenly being challenged for the first time. It’s not going to be pretty, and in the end a lot of voters are going to be terrified at the prospect of having someone like Trump anywhere near the nuclear launch codes.

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/donald-trump-should-enjoy-his-super-tuesday-win-because-hes-going-to-be-crushed/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story% 29

Thanks, Repugs. All y'all stinky assholes refuse to govern government, and can't even govern your own party.

[RandomGuy]

The GOP Establishment Is Angry At Trump For Stealing Their Hate

What bothers the GOP establishment is Trump repeating on the national stage what they have preached for 8 years in semi-isolated environs

He is, by any measure, the epitome of a neo-conservative hero and the perfect representation of everything Republicans have promised the base they would deliver for at least the past four years;

since Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008, the Republican establishment and their powerful money machine have fostered and exploited hate, white-rage, and paranoia to incite its base and subsequently set the stage for a Trump-like character’s rise to power.

It is worth noting that in 2012 at the RNC convention Senator Lindsey Graham warned the Party elite that “We’re not generating enough angry white guys to stay in business for the long term.” Graham’s remark was likely right “for the long term;” but the party’s crusade over seven-and-a-half years has generated more than enough of the “angry white” base the Donald is riding toward the Republican nomination.

It may be true that the establishment reserved any blatant hate-mongering for non-white, non-Christian, and non-conservatives for its closest insiders and private meetings, but it did use Barack Obama as a surrogate for everything the GOP base was conditioned to hate

the hate-mongering began in earnest during the 2008 general election campaign when Senator John McCain unleashed Sarah Palin on the country to launch the now-notorious “explosion of right-wing loathing and crusade of animosity” towards anything and anyone not white and not conservative.

It was not just Palin; the entire party was, and still are, using mean-spirited attempts to delegitimize President Obama and his supporters as not real Americans because they are Americans who are not rich and not white.

Republicans are angry that Trump is reaping the benefits of all their hard work as they are worried he is tarnishing the Republican brand. A brand that is already so dirty and nasty that it is a major mystery why they are terrified of, and oppose, the man who best represents the Republican brand the party elite and their wealthy donors created.

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/02/29/gop-establishment-angry-trump-stealing-hate.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+politicususa%2FfJAl+%28Politi cus+USA+%29

Heh, I actually said pretty much this exact thing to someone last night as we were discussing the results of the Super Tuesday.

[RandomGuy]

I watched that. John Oliver didn't destroy anything. In fact I was shocked at how weak it was. I thought Trevor Noah did a much better job when he compared him to African dictators about 7 months ago.

Agree. JO's bit was a bit weak. I was disappointed, since he is usually much more effective.

[Winehole23]

in principle, the GOP could still screw Trump at the convention, thus purging itself of explicit, unashamed fascists, but that would only hasten its own crack-up.

it would also propel the angry, authoritarian mob that supports Trump, out into the street.

[Winehole23]

that said, Trump is way more moderate than his supporters think

[pgardn]

I watched that. John Oliver didn't destroy anything. In fact I was shocked at how weak it was. I thought Trevor Noah did a much better job when he compared him to African dictators about 7 months ago.

So he is going for effective destruction of Trump instead of a laugh?

I thought it was funny. First time I have watched.
But then again, I find this entire board funny.

[pgardn]

in principle, the GOP could still screw Trump at the convention, thus purging itself of explicit, unashamed fascists, but that would only hasten its own crack-up.

it would also propel the angry, authoritarian mob that supports Trump, out into the street.

Oh my.

The day of the rope like DMC and m>s yearn for.
Full blown White people riots only occur on college campuses allegedly.
And Unless you are a biker in Waco.

[DarrinS]

black trump supporter on the Duke endorsement on MSNBC

LltnLzLXs7U



I'm not a Trump supporter, but that video is hilarious.

[Dirk Oneanddoneski]

B€aners haven't been this butt hurt since the treaty of Guadalupe:lol

http://i.imgur.com/DZHDaT4.jpg


Of course he can dish it but can't take it

http://i.imgur.com/7wvOSHd.jpg

[boutons_deux]

Trump Family been slaugherin Big Game. Real Men, too bad about the dicklessness

https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+family+big+game+hunting&rlz=1C1LENP_enUS567US570&espv=2&biw=1536&bih=735&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiuv-L3gqfLAhXksIMKHcUbDR0QsAQIIw#imgrc=BnnL71qOhIcSnM% 3A

[hater]

B€aners haven't been this butt hurt since the treaty of Guadalupe:lol

http://i.imgur.com/DZHDaT4.jpg


Of course he can dish it but can't take it

http://i.imgur.com/7wvOSHd.jpg


:lmao

[Mitch]

Anybody else think people are just voting for trump to see what happens? :lol

[Reck]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/king-wannabe-marine-tossed-donald-trump-rally-antics-article-1.2552048

Poor bastard threw his dream away for Trump and it ended up costing him. :lol

[InRareForm]

Anybody else think people are just voting for trump to see what happens? :lol

I think people are actually voting because someone like a wild card trump is out there

[z0sa]

that said, Trump is way more moderate than his supporters think

Truth.

[boutons_deux]

Rank and File Republicans Tell Party Elites: We’re Sticking With Donald Trump

From Michigan to Louisiana to California on Friday, rank-and-file Republicans expressed mystification, dismissal and contempt regarding the instructions that their party’s most high-profile leaders were urgently handing down to them: Reject and defeat Donald J. Trump (http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/us/elections/donald-trump-on-the-issues.html?inline=nyt-per).

Their angry reactions, in the 24 hours since Mitt Romney (http://topics.nytimes.com/topics/reference/timestopics/people/r/mitt_romney/background/index.html?inline=nyt-per) and John McCain (http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/m/john_mccain/index.html?inline=nyt-per) urged millions of voters to cooperate in a grand strategy to undermine Mr. Trump’s candidacy, have captured the seemingly inexorable force of a movement that still puzzles the Republican elite and now threatens to unravel the party they hold dear.

In interviews, even lifelong Republicans who cast a ballot for Mr. Romney four years ago rebelled against his message and plan. “I personally am disgusted by it — I think it’s disgraceful,” said Lola Butler, 71, a retiree from Mandeville, La., who voted for Mr. Romney in 2012. “You’re telling me who to vote for and who not to vote for? Please.”

“There’s nothing short of Trump shooting my daughter in the street and my grandchildren — there is nothing and nobody that’s going to dissuade me from voting for Trump,” Ms. Butler said.

A fellow Louisiana Republican, Mindy Nettles, 33, accused the party of “using Romney as a puppet” to protect itself from Mr. Trump because its leaders could not control him. “He has a mind of his own,” she said. “He can think.”

The furious campaign now underway to stop Mr. Trump and the equally forceful rebellion against it captured the essence of the party’s breakdown over the past several weeks: Its most prominent guardians, misunderstanding their own voters, antagonize them as they try to reason with them, driving them even more energetically to Mr. Trump’s side.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/05/us/politics/donald-trump-republican-party.html?_r=0

:lol

Repug MISgovernment has been doing everything for the donor class and nothing for Repug voters, aka, pure voter disenfranchisement.

Even the stupid, ignorant Repug base ain't gonna take it any more, they think.

but they can't do anything about it.

Watch the Repug base elect in 2016, over and over and over, the same type of Senator, Congressman, red+slave state governments that have been screwing America for 40 years.

[boutons_deux]

and some heavily modified trophy wife news

13 facts about Melania Trump, wife of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump


http://m.sfgate.com/news/us-world/article/13-facts-about-Melania-Trump-wife-of-Republican-6863952.php

[boutons_deux]

http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/donald-trump-melania-trump-knauss-first-lady-erections

[boutons_deux]

Here's why Repug base can't do shit about their impotent "revolt"

Kochs will stay out of presidential nomination fight to spend millions buying the rest of government (http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/3/3/1495287/-Kochs-will-stay-out-of-presidential-nomination-fight-to-spend-millions-buying-the-rest-of-government)


"We have no plans to get involved in the primary," said James Davis, spokesman for Freedom Partners, the Koch brothers’ political umbrella group. He would not elaborate on what the brothers' strategy would be for the Nov. 8 election to succeed Democratic President Barack Obama.Three sources close to the Kochs said the brothers made the decision because they were concerned that spending millions of dollars attacking Trump would be money wasted, since they had not yet seen any attack on Trump stick.



The Kochs have also been in this game long enough to know that there are levers of power that are more important for their end game than the White House. After all,

what good is having the White House if the Senate goes back to Democrats? And they can look ahead to 2020 and redistricting, so they know shoring up and increasing their state level wins is critical.

Jane Mayer, who really did write the book on the Kochs,explained (http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/author-jane-mayer-on-how-the-koch-brothers-could-influence-the-election-20160217?page=2) the strategy a few weeks ago:

Where the influence of money goes so much further, and what people who are interested in this need to take a look at, is the lower levels:

the state and even local elections.

There's Koch money that's been going into school board races,

questions about funding mass transit in Tennessee, or

funding a zoo in Ohio.

They're fighting the expansion of Medicaid in South Dakota and all over the country.

Their organizations are flooding money into universities and colleges in order to try and recruit young people to their point of view and then train them as cadres to go into their political groups.

It's a comprehensive system to change America.

So presidential politics certainly is the splashiest arena, but it's not actually the place where they have the most influence.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/03/03/1495287/-Kochs-will-stay-out-of-presidential-nomination-fight-to-spend-millions-buying-the-rest-of-government?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+dailykos%2Findex+%28Daily+Kos %29 (http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/03/03/1495287/-Kochs-will-stay-out-of-presidential-nomination-fight-to-spend-millions-buying-the-rest-of-government?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+dailykos%2Findex+%28Daily+Kos %29)

iow, the VRWC has been for 40+ years and will be fighting their Class War, and obviously winning ruthlessly, relentlessly.

So all of you Pollyanas, positive thinkers, naive mofos, tell us again, in practice, how Human-Americans can win, reverse they Class War they been destroyed in?

[boutons_deux]

http://ww3.hdnux.com/photos/43/12/16/9216906/7/1024x1024.jpg

[boutons_deux]

Republican blames Trump’s rise on Obama’s level-headedness

If something bad happens, anywhere in the world, chances are pretty good that some creative Republicans will come up with a way to blame those developments on President Obama. It’s a skill the GOP has honed over the last seven years, and the party has become quite adept in this area.

Naturally, then, it was sadly predictable that Republicans would even manage to blame Donald Trump’s rise on the rascally Democratic president. Obama, we’re now supposed to believe, is even responsible for the attitudes Republican primary and caucus voters have towards their own party’s candidates.

The argument has been slowly percolating in GOP media circles in recent weeks, touted by the New York Times’ Ross Douthat (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/opinion/sunday/from-obama-to-trump.html) and the editorial board (http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-obama-trump-dialectic-1449621957) of the Wall Street Journal, among others. Blaming the radicalization of Republican politics is hard; blaming the president they hold in contempt is easy; so many on the right are naturally gravitating towards the latter.

But leave it to Bobby Jindal – a failed presidential candidate, a prominent Marco Rubio supporter, and one of the worst and least effective (http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/gop-failures-set-backdrop-for-next-primaries-636740675886) governors in modern American history – to write an op-ed (http://www.wsj.com/articles/president-obama-created-donald-trump-1457048679) taking the argument to its silliest conclusion.

Let’s be honest: There would be no Donald Trump, dominating the political scene today if it were not for President Obama.

I believe that voters tend to act in open-seat presidential elections to correct for the perceived deficiencies of the incumbent…. After seven years of the cool, weak and endlessly nuanced “no drama Obama,”

voters are looking for a strong leader who speaks in short, declarative sentences. :lol


At a certain level, picking on Bobby Jindal almost seems cruel. The man’s failures were so humiliating, his governing agenda bombed so catastrophically (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/03/04/the-debilitating-economic-disaster-louisianas-governor-left-behind/), his electoral defeats were so crushing, that he’s probably better left ignored – except to serve as a model to others as how not to be a competent public official.

But this notion that Obama must be blamed for Trump will probably linger for a while, so Jindal’s debacles notwithstanding, let’s go ahead and note the most glaring flaws in the former governor’s argument.

There’s some truth to the idea that voters, after eight years of one president, tend to look to a very different kind of leader. With this in mind, in the broadest possible sense, it’s best not to dismiss Jindal’s framing out of hand: Obama and Trump are, in fact, opposites.

Where the president is mature, Trump is a buffoon. Where Obama is smart and knowledgeable, Trump is careless and ignorant. Where the president is honest; Trump deceives. Where Obama appeals to the public’s intellect and the better angels of our nature, Trump’s candidacy is built on an ugly foundation of resentment and division.

But Jindal’s thesis nevertheless falls short on two points. The first is that the right-wing Republican is convinced that the president “created the very rancor he now rails against.” For Jindal, it wasn’t Republican extremism, or GOP officials’ refusal to cooperate or compromise with the president on any issue that created a toxic political climate, it was the president’s partisan and ideological agenda.

By any objective measure, those who’ve been conscious for the last seven years probably recognize Jindal’s observation as delusional.

The second, and perhaps more important, flaw in the Louisianan’s argument is what it expects of Democratic voters.

As Jon Chait joked (http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/03/jindal-obama-caused-trump-by-being-too-mature.html),

“This is your fault, Democrats. If you had elected a red-faced, racist bullying lout as president, then Republicans would be reacting today by rallying around somebody who’s intellectual, humble, and non-abusive, and we’d all be in fine shape. But nooooooo. You had to nominate a wonkish, emotionally controlled law professor, forcing Republicans to turn to an unhinged racist reality-television star in response.”Sure, GOP voters could be more responsible, but as Jindal sees it, they have no real choice – historical models must be honored, even unconsciously, and if Democrats chose a mature and capable leader, Republicans are instinctively obligated to rally behind a childish fool.

With wisdom like this, is it any wonder Jindal’s approval rating in his Deep South red state reached a cringe-worthy 27% (http://www.bestofneworleans.com/gambit/next-to-nothing/Content?oid=2598599)?

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/republican-blames-trumps-rise-obamas-level-headedness?cid=sm_fb_maddow

[Mitch]

I'm calling 3/4 to Trump, 1/4 for Cruz today

Zip for little Marco

If it's a sweep I'll be surprised

[Splits]

Sieg heil!

706241694014910466

[hater]

Little Marco :lmao

[boutons_deux]

American Psycho for prez: Donald Trump’s sons epitomize the ’80s-style yuppie villainy of his campaign

http://media.salon.com/2016/03/eric_donald_jr_trump2-620x412.jpg

Trump’s sons are such pitch-perfect preening preps that they read as unsubtle satire rather than real people. Both of them are dead ringers for Christian Bale’s serial killer character in “American Psycho.” And while The Donald has a certain comic timing that makes his prep school bully routine funny, both of his sons are not so blessed, laying bare the grotesque soul rot that happens when mediocre white men have enough wealth and privilege that they’re fooled into thinking they are actually something special.

In the past week, both Trump sons have made wretched fools of themselves in the media with the confidence that only comes from being rich so long that you have no one in your world who dares say no to you.

Donald Trump Jr. granted a 20-minute interview to a white supremacist (http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-03-02/donald-trump-jr-disavows-radio-host-over-racist-views) named James Edwards, who believes that slavery is the “greatest thing to have ever happened” to black people and that (http://gawker.com/donald-trump-jr-says-he-didnt-know-white-supremacist-r-1762515723) “interracial sex is white genocide.”. Trump Jr. is playing this off like he was sandbagged by some unknown who misrepresented himself, but as Gawker reports, Edwards was given press credentials (http://gawker.com/media-hating-trump-campaign-approves-credentials-for-sl-1762371934) by the Trump campaign, the same campaign that has repeatedly kicked reporters out of campaign events for espousing views that are seen as too liberal or too anti-racist.

“This is clearly the mainstream media trying to turn a story into something, much like they did with my father, who I witnessed denouncing David Duke and any KKK endorsement on multiple occasions,” Trump Jr. said, dismissing the controversy (http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-03-02/donald-trump-jr-disavows-radio-host-over-racist-views).

Obviously, that’s a load, because his father’s little know-nothing routine (http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2016/02/28/3754583/trump-david-duke/) when asked about it is fooling no one. This little tap-dance is the same thing: Cozying up to white supremacists and then pleading ignorance when called out for it. Either the Trumps are the unluckiest people in the world, or ignorance is simply a feint they use to get away with this.

But you can see why Trump followers would love this. Being able to contemptuously dismiss press questions about the KKK in the same tone one might arrogantly deny that you were groping the help or that the white powder in your Porsche is cocaine — i.e. like you know you have the money to get away with even the most obvious lies — must feel thrilling to the workaday Trump supporter. You can’t get away with that crap at your day job, but you can live vicariously through these well-gelled men who live in ivory towers but share your same disdain for certain kinds of people.

Eric Trump has been hustling the same line. On CBS News, he contemptuously declared that confronting Trump (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/eric-trump-my-father-has-done-an-amazing-service/) about his little KKK game is “actually the worst part of politics” and that his father has seen “everything he’s ever touched” turn “to gold.”


On Fox News, same story (http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/02/29/eric-trump-reacts-kkk-controversy-record): “My father’s a great man” and “This is really politics at its ugliest.”

It’s gross, but, from a certain (and bigoted) point of view, it’s also thrilling. These guys are living the fantasy, so rich and cased in privilege that they can do and say whatever they want, knowing that consequences bounce off them like Teflon. It’s like watching a movie where the rich guy pays the hotel to make a dead prostitute disappear, except this time, the fantasy of being untouchable is real. Trump supporters can’t live it, but they can vote it, and in that moment, share the dream.

It’s not just on the racism front, either. After Buzzfeed combed through hours of audio clips of Donald Trump (http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/donald-trump-said-a-lot-of-gross-things-about-women-on-howar#.hdZP63RJby) on the “Howard Stern Show” broing down with Stern by saying dehumanizing things about women, Donald Trump Jr. dismissed the entire thing with a flick (http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/trump-jr-on-dad-degrading-women-on-stern-hes-allowed-to-have#.igxlROJwAE) of his Brooks Brothers’s clad wrist on Fox News.

“He’s allowed to have a personality. He will,” he haughtily explained.

Allowed. The word explains so much about the appeal of Trump and his crusade against “political correctness.” Trump — and his sons — are living the dream of white guy assholes everywhere, of being allowed to be as repugnant, dismissive, misogynist, racist, and egotistical as you want, with the confidence that no one will say anything about it because you’re rich.

Trump and his sons are repulsive people, almost too good at playing the villainous preps that they, in fact, just are. But that act is selling better with the Republican base than Ted Cruz’s “my clothes don’t fit because I am down home kind of guy” act.

People vote their aspirations, and it turns out, that for a lot of Republican voters, being a rich villain is exactly the fantasy they want to wallow in.

http://www.salon.com/2016/03/03/american_psycho_for_prez_donald_trumps_sons_epitom ize_the_80s_style_yuppie_villainy_of_his_campaign/

[spurraider21]

i'm all aboard the anti-trump train, but lol at these horrible articles

oh wait, salon

[boutons_deux]

i'm all aboard the anti-trump train, but lol at these horrible articles

oh wait, salon

but you never detail what's horrible

[spurraider21]

but you never detail what's horrible
"american psycho for prez"

"both of them are dead ringers for Chrstian Bale's serial killer character"


basically all the parts you bolded

i mean c'mon :lol

[boutons_deux]

"american psycho for prez"

"both of them are dead ringers for Chrstian Bale's serial killer character"


basically all the parts you bolded

i mean c'mon :lol

that's journalistic license, but the point you love to miss was the Trump's sons are wealthy, entitled, privileged, sociopathic assholes of wealth who don't give a shit about anybody but themselves.

and the final point was that lots of Trump supporters wish they could be wealthy enough to say any old shit without accountability, to tell everybody to fuck off because tons of money defends them. For these fucked up Trump supporters, Trump IS The American Dream

[spurraider21]

:lol sociopathic

[Mitch]

Anybody see this shit? Romney got destroyed worse than Nanking in 1937 :lol


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VMZSXzy7O0

[Will Hunting]

:lmao:lmao "You couldn't even stand up to CNN's Candy Crowley"

[DMX7]

I want to do the pledge!!!

[Mal]

I just came here after reading article how Trump was equaled to Hitler by some media. There are really terrified he could win.

[DMX7]

I just came here after reading article how Trump was equaled to Hitler by some media. There are really terrified he could win.

There are many parallels, and there are reasons to think he is a fascist and racist, but ultimately he doesn't have the intentions of Hitler which were territorial expansion and genocide.

[rmt]

DMX7, how do you explain Cruz's win in Maine? I didn't think he would win in that kind of state. Now, I'm beginning to doubt that Trump will have a big advantage in states like NY, NJ, PA, etc. True, it was a caucus and there aren't many of that format anymore. OTOH, most of the primaries moving forward are closed, not open like the earlier ones where Trump could get independents/dems. Cruz's ground game is formidable.

[DMX7]

Qg0pO9VG1J8

[DMX7]

DMX7, how do you explain Cruz's win in Maine? I didn't think he would win in that kind of state. Now, I'm beginning to doubt that Trump will have a big advantage in states like NY, NJ, PA, etc. True, it was a caucus and there aren't many of that format anymore. OTOH, most of the primaries moving forward are closed, not open like the earlier ones where Trump could get independents/dems. Cruz's ground game is formidable.

That was a frustrating loss. My visceral reaction is to say that we underestimated the state's proximity to Canada, which is Ted Cruz's motherland. Still, I think Maine is a state that marches to the beat of its own drum. Trump will do better in those big states.

[hater]

I just came here after reading article how Trump was equaled to Hitler by some media. There are really terrified he could win.

Yup the smear campaign is in full force. I called thus weeks ago. IMO too little too late. This is Trumps world and we just happen to be lucky to witness it

[Winehole23]

Cruz is crafty and his ground game is good, but his appeal is narrow and his popularity is underwater.

[spurraider21]

There are many parallels, and there are reasons to think he is a fascist and racist, but ultimately he doesn't have the intentions of Hitler which were territorial expansion and genocide.


I want to do the pledge!!!
lol ok

[spurraider21]

That was a frustrating loss. My visceral reaction is to say that we underestimated the state's proximity to Canada, which is Ted Cruz's motherland. Still, I think Maine is a state that marches to the beat of its own drum. Trump will do better in those big states.
i think those proximity arguments are complete bullshit. like... as a california native, am i actually more likely to vote for somebody if they're from fucking oregon/arizona/nevada? hell no

[DMX7]

lol ok

I'm not saying he is a fascist and racist.

But if he's elected and he turns out to be one, then I'm not going to pretend that the writing wasn't on the wall. :lol

[Splits]

Qg0pO9VG1J8

:lol

[Splits]

I'm not saying he is a fascist and racist.

But if he's elected and he turns out to be one, then I'm not going to pretend that the writing wasn't on the wall. :lol

You won't have to wait that long. Dude is going to show up in Cleveland with his own "2nd amendment" militia to make sure they don't steal his nomination.

[Mal]

Yup the smear campaign is in full force. I called thus weeks ago. IMO too little too late. This is Trumps world and we just happen to be lucky to witness it

I dont know about US, Europe need nationalism right now. Political correctness, imigration and social benefits made western europe not a good place to live.

[boutons_deux]

Trump asked his supporters in last speech to give him a Seig Heil salute

[baseline bum]

Qg0pO9VG1J8

Holy shit, I gotta start watching this show again :lmao

[boutons_deux]

The world watches the U.S. presidential race with ‘disbelief’

As the prospect of Donald Trump winning the Republican Party’s presidential nomination grew more realistic, the questions became more common: what would it say to the rest of the world if Americans elected Trump to the White House? Just how much damage would such an election do the United States’ credibility?

And while those questions obviously matter, it’s also worth pausing to appreciate the fact that Trump’s current standing is already doing damage in the eyes of the world. Reuters published an interesting report (http://news.yahoo.com/foreign-diplomats-voicing-alarm-u-officials-trump-110913258.html) this morning.


Foreign diplomats are expressing alarm to U.S. government officials about what they say are inflammatory and insulting public statements by Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, according to senior U.S. officials.

Officials from Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and Asia have complained in recent private conversations, mostly about the xenophobic nature of Trump’s statements, said three U.S. officials, who all declined to be identified.



http://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/ratio--3-2--770x513/public/mp-trump781_0.jpg?itok=yvd5SZkm (http://www.msnbc.com/api/1.0/getinteractive/744341/slideshow-744341/nojs)

The piece quoted a senior NATO official, speaking on condition of anonymity, saying, “European diplomats are constantly asking about Trump’s rise with disbelief and, now, growing panic.”

It’s inevitable that American presidential elections are going to generate some international attention. The U.S. role as a global superpower means that decisions made here have an effect practically everywhere, so when American voters go about choosing the “Leader of the Free World,” a global audience tends to keep an eye on the process.

And right about now, it seems much of the planet is worried, not only about a leading U.S. candidate, but also what in the world so many Americans are thinking.


U.S. officials said it was highly unusual for foreign diplomats to express concern, even privately, about candidates in the midst of a presidential campaign. U.S. allies in particular usually don’t want to be seen as meddling in domestic politics, mindful that they will have to work with whoever wins.

Senior leaders in several countries – including Britain, Mexico, France, and Canada – have already made public comments criticizing Trump’s positions. German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel branded him a threat to peace and prosperity in an interview published on Sunday.


I continue to think part of the problem is the Republican Party’s unique status among advanced democracies.

As we’ve discussed (http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/obama-sees-republican-party-international-outlier) before, the GOP in the United States is the only major party in the advanced world that

denies climate change,

opposes universal health care, and

believes citizens should have largely unfettered access to firearms.

As a result, the party is bound to make decisions that international observers find baffling – there’s

just nothing else like our Republican Party in any democracy in the Western world.

http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/the-world-watches-the-us-presidential-race-disbelief?cid=sm_fb_maddow

[DMX7]

Supposedly, Trump has studied Hitler's speeches and it shows. It's impossible not to notice how nearly every statement he makes on the campaign begins with a dark premise (e.g., "something bad is happening", "there's a real problem", etc.). The below video is a great breakdown of one such example.

_aFo_BV-UzI

Since I am smart, I understand and accept that we must use this type of language to appeal to the masses. Call it Machiavellian if you must, just don't call it ineffective.

[Reck]

Trump is losing ground in Florida and Ohio is almost a done deal for Kasich.

[DMX7]

Trump isn't just winning... he's teasing the competition. This latest nazi style pledge to vote for him is just another example. He can do no wrong.

[spurraider21]

Trump isn't just winning... he's teasing the competition. This latest nazi style pledge to vote for him is just another example. He can do no wrong.
yeah. his idiot cultists will stick with him no matter what he does... further cementing his status as a cult of personality, and not actually a policy oriented candidate

[angrydude]

Lol, the GOP is trying to destroy Trump and if they succeed their reward will be Cruz.........:rollin

[boutons_deux]

Lol, the GOP is trying to destroy Trump and if they succeed their reward will be Cruz.........:rollin

I bet they try to rig the convention to get Rubio or Romney.

[DMX7]

I bet they try to rig the convention to get Rubio or Romney.

They will tear apart the party if they do!

[Mitch]

Carson is planning to endorse Trump tomorrow, that should hurt Cruz since most of Carson's support was bible thumpers.

[Reck]

Carson is planning to endorse Trump tomorrow, that should hurt Cruz since most of Carson's support was bible thumpers.

People listen to what Carson says?

His supporters were made up of a minute percentage of blacks and the rest were donors. :lol

[hater]

People listen to what Carson says?

His supporters were made up of a minute percentage of blacks and the rest were donors. :lol

Intelligent ppl do. He's a neurosurgeon.

He knows his shit. This basically wraps up the nomination for Donald. Time to put his attention on Billary

[Reck]

Intelligent ppl do. He's a neurosurgeon.

He knows his shit. This basically wraps up the nomination for Donald. Time to put his attention on Billary

Carson was the dumbest candidate in the GOP.

Intelligent and Carson don't go together. He doesn't even know the constitution. :lol

[hater]

Carson was the dumbest candidate in the GOP.

Intelligent and Carson don't go together. He doesn't even know the constitution. :lol

Yes :rolleyes

A genius neurosurgeon is dumb :rolleyes

[Reck]

Yes :rolleyes

A genius neurosurgeon is dumb :rolleyes

Since when does being a neurosurgeon make you a genius?

Carson doesn't even know US history. He was too busy stabbing his mother and doing black things. :lmao

[Reck]

Oh my bad. I got last post wrong.

It was a hammer, not a knife.

The knife was reserved for his friend. :lmao

[hater]

:rolleyes making up shit doesnt help your case.

Dr Ben is most likely smarter than 90% of the populace. So calling him a smart guy is basically a given fact. Lets move on
.

[Reck]

:rolleyes making up shit doesnt help your case.

Dr Ben is most likely smarter than 90% of the populace. So calling him a smart guy is basically a given fact. Lets move on
.

I don't make shit up.

Wrongly talking about founding fathers not having elected offices:
http://www.ijreview.com/2015/11/465269-ben-carson-said-the-founding-fathers-had-no-elected-office-experience-but-theres-just-one-problem/

Talking wrongly on who wrote the constitution:
http://www.forwardprogressives.com/ben-carson-constitution/

Going after own mother with hammer:
http://gawker.com/watch-young-ben-carson-attack-his-mom-with-a-hammer-a-1741070701

Tries to kill friend with knife:
http://hotair.com/archives/2015/11/09/ben-carsons-mother-1997-yes-he-really-did-try-to-stab-a-friend-when-he-was-a-kid/

And as a bonus:

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/10/ben-carson-controversial-quotes-214614

:lmao :lmao

[pgardn]

Supposedly, Trump has studied Hitler's speeches and it shows. It's impossible not to notice how nearly every statement he makes on the campaign begins with a dark premise (e.g., "something bad is happening", "there's a real problem", etc.). The below video is a great breakdown of one such example.

_aFo_BV-UzI

Since I am smart, I understand and accept that we must use this type of language to appeal to the masses. Call it Machiavellian if you must, just don't call it ineffective.

You forgot to add that your humility...

[pgardn]

Intelligent ppl do. He's a neurosurgeon.

He knows his shit. This basically wraps up the nomination for Donald. Time to put his attention on Billary

This is quite possibly the most idiotic statement you have ever made.
The guy does not even understand the most basic science.
He is a damn good welder so he knows his shit...

[Dirk Oneanddoneski]

http://i.imgur.com/8wgqrlg.jpg

[Blake]

Qg0pO9VG1J8

Lol

[Reck]

http://i.imgur.com/8wgqrlg.jpg

That would be epic.

Trump would have to babysit this faggot every few minutes. You awake mate?

Hillary and Sanders will fuck them up.

That's right. That's going to be the democrat ticket.

[rmt]

This is quite possibly the most idiotic statement you have ever made.
The guy does not even understand the most basic science.
He is a damn good welder so he knows his shit...

You think that a world famous pediatric neurosurgeon does not even understand the most basic science? seriously?

[Mitch]

Of course people listen, Reck. A lot of his supporters keep writing in him even though he dropped. Carson got the vote of super evangelicals, not blacks. He wasn't relatable in the black community.


People listen to what Carson says?

His supporters were made up of a minute percentage of blacks and the rest were donors. :lol

[Reck]

Of course people listen, Reck. A lot of his supporters keep writing in him even though he dropped. Carson got the vote of super evangelicals, not blacks. He wasn't relatable in the black community.

What do you and rmt think about Hater's post that he's a genius? I'd like your inputs. :lol

[hater]

http://i.imgur.com/8wgqrlg.jpg

:lmao

They should make one where Trump is Rocky and Carson is Apollo Creed and they end up training with each other and BFFs


:lmao


Amazing amazing stuff

[pgardn]

You think that a world famous pediatric neurosurgeon does not even understand the most basic science? seriously?

Yes I most certainly do.

I heard him speak on evolution. He is batshit crazy.
People that are not in science don't get that the almighty "Doctor" can forget, or wish to forget, the most basic science. I know because I have met them. There are many people who have so narrowed their field of study that the big picture passes them by. And many older doctors, like Carson, are not the least bit interested in keeping up.

Then you have the real thinkers like Stephen Jay Gould, Issac Assimov, Richard Feinman... Don't ever confuse these types with a medical doctor. Trump is quite possibly much more intelligent, whatever intelligent means, than Carson.

[Mitch]

Carson is a genius, tbh. Neural surgery is possibly the hardest job in medicine.

He's not a good politician, but a very good evangelical speaker. His voters were borderline cultists.


What do you and rmt (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=4593) think about Hater's post that he's a genius? I'd like your inputs. :lol

[Reck]

Carson is a genius, tbh. Neural surgery is possibly the hardest job in medicine.

He's not a good politician, but a very good evangelical speaker. His voters were borderline cultists.

I still fail to see how being a skillfully surgeon correlates to being a genius.

That's a skill you pick up and learn to do.

What has he done? Has he come up with new precedures or is he just a surgeon among many? What sets him apart?

[Mitch]

I still fail to see how being a skillfully surgeon correlates to being a genius.

That's a skill you pick up and learn to do.

What has he done? Has he come up with new precedures or is he just a surgeon among many? What sets him apart?

To be a neural surgeon you had to go through the usual route of residency, general surgery and then neural surgery. Then to be one of the only doctors capable of separating twins conjoined at the head when neural surgery wasn't a fraction as advanced as it was today, you had to be something special. Carson IS a genius, he's not a good politician and extremely religious though.

[hater]

To be a neural surgeon you had to go through the usual route of residency, general surgery and then neural surgery. Then to be one of the only doctors capable of separating twins conjoined at the head when neural surgery wasn't a fraction as advanced as it was today, you had to be something special. Carson IS a genius, he's not a good politician and extremely religious though.


:lmao wrecked

[Reck]

:lmao wrecked

Who did he wreck? That's one man's opinion. I respect his. Doesn't means he's right about good old Carson being a genius.

He he doesn't meet genius criteria.

[Pelicans78]

Genius is a strong word. He's smart and hard-working and obviously has great hand skills to be a neurosurgeon. But calling him a genius is a stretch.

[Blake]

carson's a genius who has focused his learning on a very narrow field. outside that field, he's shown himself to be pretty ignorant. not unusual for geniuses

Lol ignorant genius

[Mitch]

Who did he wreck? That's one man's opinion. I respect his. Doesn't means he's right about good old Carson being a genius.

He he doesn't meet genius criteria.

Only criteria is opinion, Reck. IQ is bullshit when you have a retarded broad like Savant who has one of the highest IQs of all time :lmao

[Warlord23]

What do other posters think of hater and DMX7's posts on Trump? Is either one trolling us, or are they serious?

IMO DMX7 is trolling subtly, while hater is off his meds.

[spurraider21]

Supposedly, Trump has studied Hitler's speeches and it shows. It's impossible not to notice how nearly every statement he makes on the campaign begins with a dark premise (e.g., "something bad is happening", "there's a real problem", etc.). The below video is a great breakdown of one such example.

_aFo_BV-UzI

Since I am smart, I understand and accept that we must use this type of language to appeal to the masses. Call it Machiavellian if you must, just don't call it ineffective.
:lol this video...

:cry trump keeps saying his favorite words... ok lets count how many time sanders says billionaires or wall street
:cry trump speaks at a 4th grade level... ok mike huckabee is a fuckin moron and he was one of the highest graded on that list, above all the democrat candidates

[pgardn]

Carson is a genius, tbh. Neural surgery is possibly the hardest job in medicine.

He's not a good politician, but a very good evangelical speaker. His voters were borderline cultists.
Total BS

Whats a genius?

He ain't a genius in science.
So IMO you could not be more wrong.

[pgardn]

Genius is a strong word. He's smart and hard-working and obviously has great hand skills to be a neurosurgeon. But calling him a genius is a stretch.

No.

Its ridiculous.

To get where Carson is you need a prolific memory, Very good spatial relations ability, and fantastic dexterity.

So the blind autistic guy who can listen to any song and play a version of it on a piano is a genius.

[Mitch]

Total BS

Whats a genius?

He ain't a genius in science.
So IMO you could not be more wrong.

Can't really argue about genius with a guy who brings up Kobe in a political forum, tbh.

[FkLA]

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[spurraider21]

Lol ignorant genius
why is that lol

ignorance doesn't have to do with intelligence

[ChumpDumper]

lol chickens coming home to roost

[DMX7]

Damn, I was looking forward to the Trump rally tonight.

[ChumpDumper]

Did anyone pick out m<s in the crowd?

[ChumpDumper]

This could get ugly outside.

[DarrinS]

Wow. Hope no one gets killed in Chiraq tonight.

[ChumpDumper]

Wow. Hope no one gets killed in Chiraq tonight.You really kind of celebrate when they do tho.

[Splits]

Props to the kids for shutting down that Klan rally

:lmao and it's only March.

[DMX7]

Protestors outside have been extremely peaceful.

But Trump is not a racist. It's sad that this rally had to be cancelled.

[DarrinS]

You really kind of celebrate when they do tho.

With their strict gun laws, should be safe tho.

[ChumpDumper]

:cheer

[DMX7]

Charlton Heston would not have cancelled this event. I'm disappointed in Trump... really disappointed.

[ChumpDumper]

Shit's starting outside now.

[DarrinS]

My favorite protester sign

"No Mexicans = No Tacos"

[Splits]

Live stream http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/gop-primaries/272757-watch-live-trump-rallies-supporters-in-chicago-amid-massive

[Splits]

My favorite protester sign

"No Mexicans = No Tacos"

:lmao

[Blake]

why is that lol

ignorance doesn't have to do with intelligence

Right, I forgot he's a genius at separating conjoined twins.

But we're in a political forum where calling him a genius that's just ignorant made me laugh. He's a drooling idiot in this arena.

[ChumpDumper]

Trump's doing a really bad job talking about this.

[DarrinS]

Trump's doing a really bad job talking about this.

He's a fucking retard.

[DarrinS]

As much as I don't like Trump, I also don't like using free speech to shut down free speech.

[DarrinS]

If anything, Berniebots just energized Trumptards.

[Trill Clinton]

Shout out to all my Chicago Africans

[DarrinS]

Shout out to all my Chicago Africans

That aren't Americans?

[FkLA]

My favorite protester sign

"No Mexicans = No Tacos"

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[ChumpDumper]

If anything, Berniebots just energized Trumptards.I think they just brought Trump's rhetoric to its logical violent conclusion a little quicker.

[djohn2oo8]

Protestors outside have been extremely peaceful.

But Trump is not a racist. It's sad that this rally had to be cancelled.

He is inciting hatred and violence.

[Aztecfan03]

Right, I forgot he's a genius at separating conjoined twins.

But we're in a political forum where calling him a genius that's just ignorant made me laugh. He's a drooling idiot in this arena.
He could be a genius based on his intelligence but still be ignorant in some areas. In fact most geniuses probably are ignorant in some things just like everyone else.

[baseline bum]

His voters were borderline cultists.

Isn't he?

[Mitch]

Isn't he?

Ben could be a cult leader, yeah.

[Pelicans78]

Protestors outside have been extremely peaceful.

But Trump is not a racist. It's sad that this rally had to be cancelled.

But his campaign is between the lines. It's a right-wing nationalist movement angering a ton of white voters. Plus he brought this upon himself by inciting his supporters to beat up protesters which finally led to an angry white guy sucker-punching a black guy and that pissed off a lot of people.

[ElNono]

:lol Carson was always the token black uncle tom candidate, tbh... like that the pizza guy with the 9-9-9 plan...

[djohn2oo8]

:lol Carson was always the token black uncle tom candidate, tbh... like that the pizza guy with the 9-9-9 plan...
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And that asshole JUST endorsed Trump :lol

[russellgoat]

******s gonna nig'.

[ElNono]

:lol it's hilarious that crazy white peeps like Sarah Palin end up with their own shows, reality TV, book deals, etc, but has anyone ever heard of uncle tom Herman Cain again?

[pgardn]

Can't really argue about genius with a guy who brings up Kobe in a political forum, tbh.

Yeah.

That's the rule.
No crossing party or forum lines.

[DarrinS]

:lol it's hilarious that crazy white peeps like Sarah Palin end up with their own shows, reality TV, book deals, etc, but has anyone ever heard of uncle tom Herman Cain again?

Meh, you've got two crazy white peeps running on the Dem side, tbh.

[Reck]

Trump should be finished after tonight tbh.

That's convetional thinking. Someone will die before too long.

[Mitch]

Yeah.

That's the rule.
No crossing party or forum lines.

Just says a lot about what's in a person's head when they feel the need to mention something random like that, tbh. Would be like trying to talk to Bill O'Reilly or some other guy on Fox :lol

[rmt]

It's telling that no one (when asked why they are protesting) wants to answer. People need to respect each other's right to free speech. This shutting down of free speech has been happening on college campuses across the country. Not good.

[hater]

:lmao Neocon Shills using black puppets to smear Trump. only in america.

poor black ppl tbh. these hired "protestors" are making them look horrible

sad sad

[hater]

this issue has an easy solution. Trump needs to have his events as superstars have concerts. sell tickets and have full on security at events. case solved

[DarrinS]

:lmao Neocon Shills using black puppets to smear Trump. only in america.

poor black ppl tbh. these hired "protestors" are making them look horrible

sad sad

Lol, delusional

[Reck]

this issue has an easy solution. Trump needs to have his events as superstars have concerts. sell tickets and have full on security at events. case solved

:lol

Then he'd had an empty stadium.

Do you really think those poor rednecks are going to part with a few hundred bucks to go see their idol?

[ElNono]

Meh, you've got two crazy white peeps running on the Dem side, tbh.

That's not what I mean... I mean, Fox et all know their audience very well :lol

[ChumpDumper]

It's telling that no one (when asked why they are protesting) wants to answer. People need to respect each other's right to free speech. This shutting down of free speech has been happening on college campuses across the country. Not good.Trump shut it down himself.

Why did he schedule this at UIC anyway?

[hater]

wait. do ppl seriously disagree that these were hired protestors????

[ChumpDumper]

wait. do ppl seriously disagree that these were hired protestors????Wait. What is your evidence they were hired????

[benefactor]

:lol it's hilarious that crazy white peeps like Sarah Palin end up with their own shows, reality TV, book deals, etc, but has anyone ever heard of uncle tom Herman Cain again?
http://stream1.gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs6/3134493_o.gif

[rmt]

Trump shut it down himself.

Why did he schedule this at UIC anyway?

He shut it down for security reasons - did not want anyone to get hurt. Everyone has the right to free speech and to protest. But when you have an organized effort to shut down the rally from inside the arena, that's interfering with Trump's right to free speech and for the others to listen.

MoveOn: “Trump’s Hate-Filled Rhetoric On Notice After Tonight’s Event”
By Jayne Fagan. Friday, March 11 2016
Ilya Sheyman, executive director of MoveOn.org Political Action, responded to news of the postponement of Donald Trump’s rally in Chicago on Friday:

“Mr. Trump and the Republican leaders who support him and his hate-filled rhetoric should be on notice after tonight’s events. These protests are a direct result of the violence that has occurred at Trump rallies and that has been encouraged by Trump himself from the stage. Our country is better than the shameful, dangerous, and bigoted rhetoric that has been the hallmark of the Trump campaign. To all of those who took to the streets of Chicago, we say thank you for standing up and saying enough is enough. To Donald Trump, and the GOP, we say, welcome to the general election. Trump and those who peddle hate and incite violence have no place in our politics and most certainly do not belong in the White House.”

http://front.moveon.org/moveon-trumps-hate-filled-rhetoric-on-notice-after-tonights-event/#.VuOQSVbXnHg

[DarrinS]

wait. do ppl seriously disagree that these were hired protestors????

I disagree

[hater]

Wait. What is your evidence they were hired????

what were they protesting then? whats the motive?

[ChumpDumper]

He shut it down for security reasons - did not want anyone to get hurt. Everyone has the right to free speech and to protest. But when you have an organized effort to shut down the rally from inside the arena, that's interfering with Trump's right to free speech and for the others to listen.The police didn't recommend shutting it down. Trump did and made things worse.


MoveOn: “Trump’s Hate-Filled Rhetoric On Notice After Tonight’s Event”
By Jayne Fagan. Friday, March 11 2016
Ilya Sheyman, executive director of MoveOn.org Political Action, responded to news of the postponement of Donald Trump’s rally in Chicago on Friday:

“Mr. Trump and the Republican leaders who support him and his hate-filled rhetoric should be on notice after tonight’s events. These protests are a direct result of the violence that has occurred at Trump rallies and that has been encouraged by Trump himself from the stage. Our country is better than the shameful, dangerous, and bigoted rhetoric that has been the hallmark of the Trump campaign. To all of those who took to the streets of Chicago, we say thank you for standing up and saying enough is enough. To Donald Trump, and the GOP, we say, welcome to the general election. Trump and those who peddle hate and incite violence have no place in our politics and most certainly do not belong in the White House.”

http://front.moveon.org/moveon-trumps-hate-filled-rhetoric-on-notice-after-tonights-event/#.VuOQSVbXnHgTrump has been more than happy to promote violence at his rallies. He can't play innocent when it actually happens.

[ChumpDumper]

what were they protesting then? whats the motive?


Wait. What is your evidence they were hired????OK, so you have no evidence they were hired.

Again.

Why do you just make shit up?

[rmt]

"We stopped Trump. We stopped Trump. We stopped Trump..."

http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/chicago-protesters-we-stopped-trump-donald-trump-republicans-gop-rally/

[hater]

OK, so you have no evidence they were hired.

Again.

Why do you just make shit up?

there's plenty evidence there are professional protesters that travel around the country for protests these days. Unless you a complete idiot, you seen this

what's the motive to disrupt a Trump rally?

[ChumpDumper]

"We stopped Trump. We stopped Trump. We stopped Trump..."

http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/chicago-protesters-we-stopped-trump-donald-trump-republicans-gop-rally/Trump stopped himself.

Why did he schedule that at UIC anyway?

[ChumpDumper]

there's plenty evidence there are professional protesters that travel around the country for protests these days. Unless you a complete idiot, you seen this

what's the motive to disrupt a Trump rally?


Wait. What is your evidence they were hired????

[hater]

what's the motive to disrupt a Trump rally?

[ChumpDumper]

You could see what they were protesting by their signs and some of the things they said. The motive to disrupt a any rally is to draw attention to one's cause. There were several protesters with several apparent causes.

Now what is your evidence they were hired?

[DMX7]

Trump stopped himself.


No, he didn't. He was forced to and the police clearly pressured him to.

[TheGreatYacht]

Cuckservatives :lol

Can't even hold a rally :lol

[ChumpDumper]

No, he didn't. He was forced to and the policy clearly pressured him to.lol

[TheGreatYacht]

:lol

Then he'd had an empty stadium.

Do you really think those poor rednecks are going to part with a few hundred bucks to go see their idol?
:lmao

[hater]

here you go btw

Hired protesters with the Black Lives Matter movement have started a #CutTheCheck hashtag and held a sit-in at the offices for the successor group to the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) in Missouri after the group allegedly stopped paying them.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/257130/ferguson-rent-mobs-exposed-matthew-vadum

ACORN's successor group in Missouri has been paying protesters $5,000 a month to generate civil unrest in Ferguson, the troubled St. Louis suburb where black youth Michael Brown was killed by a white police officer last August.

We know this because some of the protesters haven't been paid and, now, they are demanding what they were promised. They held a sit-in at the offices of Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment (MORE) and posted a demand letter online.

[DMX7]

lol

He didn't want people to get hurt or worse. The police were pushing him to cancel it though.

[hater]

those were the guys that were flown to Chicago tonight. Otherwise, what was the motive?

[ChumpDumper]

here you go btw

Hired protesters with the Black Lives Matter movement have started a #CutTheCheck hashtag and held a sit-in at the offices for the successor group to the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) in Missouri after the group allegedly stopped paying them.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/257130/ferguson-rent-mobs-exposed-matthew-vadum

ACORN's successor group in Missouri has been paying protesters $5,000 a month to generate civil unrest in Ferguson, the troubled St. Louis suburb where black youth Michael Brown was killed by a white police officer last August.

We know this because some of the protesters haven't been paid and, now, they are demanding what they were promised. They held a sit-in at the offices of Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment (MORE) and posted a demand letter online.CROFL $5000 a month.

Now you're trying to say tonight happened a year ago in St. Louis.

Where talking about tonight.

What is your evidence the protesters were hired????

[ChumpDumper]

those were the guys that were flown to Chicago tonight. Otherwise, what was the motive?What is your evidence those guys were flown to Chicago tonight?

[TheSanityAnnex]

What is your evidence those guys were flown to Chicago tonight?
I'm not agreeing they were, but are you so naive you don't see it as a strong possibility they could be paid from either establishment?

[ChumpDumper]

I'm not agreeing they were, but are you so naive you don't see it as a strong possibility they could be paid from either establishment?You're not saying they were paid, but you're saying there is a strong possibility they were paid.

Pick a lane.

[InRareForm]

Rubio sounds embarrased in fox news interview on this situation

[Aztecfan03]

Cuckservatives :lol

Can't even hold a rally :lol

No conservative's rally was canceled.

[ElNono]

Rubio sounds embarrased in fox news interview on this situation

He needs to start getting embarrassed of his campaign, tbh

[hitmanyr2k]

No, he didn't. He was forced to and the police clearly pressured him to.

The police department says different...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/03/11/trump-cancels-chicago-rally-over-security-concerns/?tid=sm_tw


The Chicago Police Department said it was informed shortly before 6:30 p.m. that the Trump campaign had canceled the event, an announcement that took the department by surprise, according to the police chief.

The department "had no role, we were not consulted or provided an opinion" about whether or not to cancel the event, John J. Escalante, the interim police superintendent, said at a news briefing Friday night. A department spokesman said that police did not issue any public safety threats or safety risks before the cancellation.

[Nbadan]

What a mess...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd6pVAb_tHs

[Mitch]

If you don't want Trump to win, vote for Cruz. Not complicated - you protest you will just give him more support because people will just see it as liberals trying to stifle the first amendment.

[Trill Clinton]

Smh. The silent majority, y'all

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[Blake]

^paid

[Mitch]

Smh. The silent majority, y'all

708500824566018049

Wouldn't trust every thing you see, these days.


http://thoughtsandrantings.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/KKK-hoax-Trump-2.jpg

[Trill Clinton]

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[Aztecfan03]

He needs to start getting embarrassed of his campaign, tbh
He's admitted that if he had to do it over, he wouldn't have stooped to Trump's level with those attacks (not his words exactly)

[FkLA]

What a mess...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd6pVAb_tHs

Damn man that's actually really sad to watch. Alot of hate in the eyes of his supporters.

Trump has made all the m>s like people come out from behind the keyboards. Uppity white college students, rednecks, biker types, old racists. He's brought them all together through the one thing they all have in common--bigotry.

[Reck]

Damn that's a lot of fucking rednecks.

[Winehole23]

afraid of his own Sturmabteilung, or the reaction against it? hard to tell.

[angrydude]

http://i.imgur.com/MBv1CDg.jpg

[Warlord23]

So, to summarise this Chicago episode:

- Trump schedules a rally at a mainstream college campus, which isn't the natural habitat of the rabble that show up at his events
- Protestors show up in big numbers and get inside the hall
- Trump chickens out, and then lies about the police advising him to cancel
- Trump whines about his free speech rights, oblivious to the irony that the protestors were exercising the same right to free speech
- Net result: Trump gets more free media and dominates the news cycle days before the next round of primaries
- Cruz and Rubio can't get any attention unless they too talk about Trump. The GOP establishment continues to contemplate the viability of suicide

Am I right or am I right?

[Aztecfan03]

So, to summarise this Chicago episode:

- Trump schedules a rally at a mainstream college campus, which isn't the natural habitat of the rabble that show up at his events
- Protestors show up in big numbers and get inside the hall
- Trump chickens out, and then lies about the police advising him to cancel
- Trump whines about his free speech rights, oblivious to the irony that the protestors were exercising the same right to free speech
- Net result: Trump gets more free media and dominates the news cycle days before the next round of primaries
- Cruz and Rubio can't get any attention unless they too talk about Trump. The GOP establishment continues to contemplate the viability of suicide

Am I right or am I right?

I think that about sums it up. That last one can't be said enough. Except I would take out the word "establishment" It's pretty much devoid of any meaning right now.

[pgardn]

Just says a lot about what's in a person's head when they feel the need to mention something random like that, tbh. Would be like trying to talk to Bill O'Reilly or some other guy on Fox :lol

Thank you Dr. Philmitch

[Aztecfan03]

http://i.imgur.com/MBv1CDg.jpg
It appears the Trump Nazi isn't Portia Boulger. The lady's hair is way too long (boulger has shorter hair right now)

That said, I still think it's more likely she is a plant like those black kkk guys.

[djohn2oo8]

What evidence do you have they were plants?

[InRareForm]

More reason to a brokered convention

[Aztecfan03]

What evidence do you have they were plants?

The black guys? I think that is pretty obvious.

Nazi lady? I don't but it makes more sense if it's someone trying to make Trump supporters look worse.

[djohn2oo8]

The black guys? I think that is pretty obvious.

Nazi lady? I don't but it makes more sense if it's someone trying to make Trump supporters look worse.
You didnt say what evidence you had.

[djohn2oo8]

Trump calling them thugs now. He wont be satisfied til somebody gets killed.

[Trill Clinton]

http://i.imgur.com/MBv1CDg.jpg


:lol horrible photoshop

[Mitch]

Reck, thoughts about the massive backlash Cruz is getting for blaming trump for the protest? Lots on social media switching from acruz, Rubio and Kasich to Trump. Seems to be following the formula of criticizing trump only makes him stronger.

[Reck]

Reck (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=14412), thoughts about the massive backlash Cruz is getting for blaming trump for the protest? Lots on social media switching from acruz, Rubio and Kasich to Trump. Seems to be following the formula of criticizing trump only makes him stronger.

Where did you hear this? From reading a few tweets? :lol

Is there a new poll?

It doesn't matter. Cruz is close enough to him that if Rubio and Kasich stay on they will keep Trump from locking up enough delegates to win it. Once they get to the convention it's over.

Trump will then run as a third party taking himself and the whole GOP down with him. Hillary gets to be president without compromising. :lol

This shit is too good.

[Dirk Oneanddoneski]

Where did you hear this? From reading a few tweets? :lol

This shit is too good.

You should just change your name from Reck to rekt


http://i.imgur.com/FLVO1i4.jpg


http://i.imgur.com/e6bdP5r.jpg

[Dirk Oneanddoneski]

http://i.imgur.com/IdOBFao.jpg

[hater]

Time is running out foe the neocons and democrats to stop Trump. Tbh.

Hopefully they can charter a lot more flights for their paid protesters because Trump has events scheduled all over the country :lol

[Mitch]

Nah, can't be assed to sift through shit like twitter. I heard about it and checked a few conservative sites that have comment sections like Blaze (only place that has polls with Cruz winning debates). A lot of hate towards liberals there and they are angry ted won't call out the liberals while Trump called them thugs.

Rubio was in single digits on a few states last time, if there is a backlash that sends people Trump's way it can end the 4 way vote splitting. We will have to see if ohio and Florida vote accordingly if this holds up, tbh.


Where did you hear this? From reading a few tweets? :lol

Is there a new poll?

It doesn't matter. Cruz is close enough to him that if Rubio and Kasich stay on they will keep Trump from locking up enough delegates to win it. Once they get to the convention it's over.

Trump will then run as a third party taking himself and the whole GOP down with him. Hillary gets to be president without compromising. :lol

This shit is too good.

[Reck]

You should just change your name from Reck to rekt


http://i.imgur.com/FLVO1i4.jpg


http://i.imgur.com/e6bdP5r.jpg

like I keep up with Twitter? :lmao

[Reck]

Nah, can't be assed to sift through shit like twitter. I heard about it and checked a few conservative sites that have comment sections like Blaze (only place that has polls with Cruz winning debates). A lot of hate towards liberals there and they are angry ted won't call out the liberals while Trump called them thugs.

Rubio was in single digits on a few states last time, if there is a backlash that sends people Trump's way it can end the 4 way vote splitting. We will have to see if ohio and Florida vote accordingly if this holds up, tbh.

:lmao

reading a dozen of those tweets dirk posted and holy shit :lmao the retardation is strong with them.

They hate liberals so much is scary. I don't know what Sander's or Hillary have to do with what went on last night.

Bet Obama got blamed, too.

[Mitch]

It's gonna look ugly, Hillary and Bernie won't touch the issue and are scapegoating Trump. I'll abstain or vote Bernie this year, but I'm not happy that nobody on the left is calling for protesters to stop. You want to rise above the republican circus, not watch it get bigger and blame Trump. Starting to feel shame, though, need the big heads to call out the right people - BLM, pro-free shit and super liberals are the instigators.

:lmao

reading a dozen of those tweets dirk posted and holy shit :lmao the retardation is strong with them.

They hate liberals so much is scary. I don't know what Sander's or Hillary have to do with what went on last night.

Bet Obama got blamed, too.

[Reck]

It's gonna look ugly, Hillary and Bernie won't touch the issue and are scapegoating Trump. I'll abstain or vote Bernie this year, but I'm not happy that nobody on the left is calling for protesters to stop. You want to rise above the republican circus, not watch it get bigger and blame Trump. Starting to feel shame, though, need the big heads to call out the right people - BLM, pro-free shit and super liberals are the instigators.

Sanders did.

I was watching CNN earlier this morning and he said enough is enough and that Trump should tell his cultist to stop what the're doing.

Be back. Will see if I can find it on YouTube.

[djohn2oo8]

It's gonna look ugly, Hillary and Bernie won't touch the issue and are scapegoating Trump. I'll abstain or vote Bernie this year, but I'm not happy that nobody on the left is calling for protesters to stop. You want to rise above the republican circus, not watch it get bigger and blame Trump. Starting to feel shame, though, need the big heads to call out the right people - BLM, pro-free shit and super liberals are the instigators.
What do they expect to happen when you spread hate? It shouldnt stop. Protest all they want, it isnt the 60s anymore. Maybe if Republicans had nutted up in the first place it wouldn't have gotten to this point.

[Splits]

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[Splits]

It's gonna look ugly, Hillary and Bernie won't touch the issue and are scapegoating Trump. I'll abstain or vote Bernie this year, but I'm not happy that nobody on the left is calling for protesters to stop. You want to rise above the republican circus, not watch it get bigger and blame Trump. Starting to feel shame, though, need the big heads to call out the right people - BLM, pro-free shit and super liberals are the instigators.

:cry just because he called you all rapists and wanted to look into the KKK before denouncing gives you no right to protest :cry

What a shitty take.

[Mitch]

Reck, if he blames Trump supporters only then that's just throwing gas in the fire. He needs to grow a pair and straight out say he's ashamed at this and everybody needs to stop. Don't call anybody out if you dont want to call out the right people.


Sanders did.

I was watching CNN earlier this morning and he said enough is enough and that Trump should tell his cultist to stop what the're doing.

Be back. Will see if I can find it on YouTube.

[Mitch]

I've called Trump out often, Splits. I'm frustrated at both parties now because they're taking sides. You're supposed to lead the country as president not take a fucking side and cause division.


:cry just because he called you all rapists and wanted to look into the KKK before denouncing gives you no right to protest :cry

What a shitty take.

[Splits]

I've called Trump out often, Splits. I'm frustrated at both parties now because they're taking sides. You're supposed to lead the country as president not take a fucking side and cause division.

I don't care who you've called out. When one side is being overtly racist you don't blame both sides or call the targets of his racism the instigators. He is running on a platform to send jackboots into every Hispanic household to round up their family members. He's done everything possible to insult blacks besides call them ######s. That's over a quarter of the country he has insulted and dismissed but you just think they should sit back and "unite"? Yeah, blame "both sides" for dividing the country.

[FkLA]

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He looks so traumatized yet claims he can stand up to ISIS and Putin. :lmao

[Mitch]

I don't care who you've called out. When one side is being overtly racist you don't blame both sides or call the targets of his racism the instigators. He is running on a platform to send jackboots into every Hispanic household to round up their family members. He's done everything possible to insult blacks besides call them ######s. That's over a quarter of the country he has insulted and dismissed but you just think they should sit back and "unite"? Yeah, blame "both sides" for dividing the country.

I do blame both sides and what you're saying now is exactly why. You start screaming racism and saying it's only possible for Trump and his supporters to instigate this. Do you actually look at both sides, Splits? Have you even bothered to studied to both sides of the coin? No, you just fucking listen to the media like the people throwing punches in Chicago.

Trump is a terrible candidate, entertaining, but terrible. He has no policy, no specifics, nothing. I've said it quite often, but you obviously only listen to fox news or CNN if you're walking around saying ":cry he's racist, he hates blacks :cry". You're part of the reason Trump is doing well, you rather listen than educate yourself.

[hater]

No. Trump is head and shoulders better candidate than ambassadorkilla, Cruz or Rubio. Head and shoulders

[hater]

Shillary would make a huge blunder in the middle east, get our soldiers killed for oil. Trump would never do that.


Cruz is a complete lunatic and would make Nixon look like mother Theresa. Trump would never do that.

And Rubio. Little Rubio would probably the first sitting president to suck a dick I. The oval office. Trump would never do that :lol


Head and shoulders

[Mitch]

No. Trump is head and shoulders better candidate than ambassadorkilla, Cruz or Rubio. Head and shoulders

Better than Hillary for sure, she's pro-war we don't need another damn war. Trump wants war with ISIS, but he's not as interventionist at least. We really have a shitty choice of candidates, like extremely bad choices.

[Reck]

Better than Hillary for sure, she's pro-war we don't need another damn war. Trump wants war with ISIS, but he's not as interventionist at least. We really have a shitty choice of candidates, like extremely bad choices.

What makes Trump better than anybody?

Trash take.

[Splits]

I do blame both sides and what you're saying now is exactly why. You start screaming racism and saying it's only possible for Trump and his supporters to instigate this. Do you actually look at both sides, Splits? Have you even bothered to studied to both sides of the coin? No, you just fucking listen to the media like the people throwing punches in Chicago.

Trump is a terrible candidate, entertaining, but terrible. He has no policy, no specifics, nothing. I've said it quite often, but you obviously only listen to fox news or CNN if you're walking around saying ":cry he's racist, he hates blacks :cry". You're part of the reason Trump is doing well, you rather listen than educate yourself.

Oh I'm plenty educated on the long history of racism within the Republican party. But Bernie is running a reverse-racism platform by talking about income re-distribution which has caused BLM to protest at Trump rallies. Got it.

[Splits]

Better than Hillary for sure, she's pro-war we don't need another damn war. Trump wants war with ISIS, but he's not as interventionist at least. We really have a shitty choice of candidates, like extremely bad choices.

So you're for sending ground troops into Syria and Iraq to fight ISIS?

[Mitch]

What makes Trump better than anybody?

Trash take.

Trump doesn't want the US to keep stepping into every conflict, nobody on the GOP side has a solid plan at all - but he's the only one who seems to want less intervention. The trash talk is yours for forgetting Hillary is a proven war hawk, she did vote for the Iraq war.

[hater]

What makes Trump better than anybody?

Trash take.

Shillary destroyed Lybia, got our ambassador killed, stored state secrets in her home PC and was for a no fly zone in Syria which would have meant shooting down Russian jets and thus starting WW3.

Anybody off the streets is better than that :lol

[Mitch]

Oh I'm plenty educated on the long history of racism within the Republican party. But Bernie is running a reverse-racism platform by talking about income re-distribution which has caused BLM to protest at Trump rallies. Got it.

No you're not, Splits, you just openly admitted to bias.

[Mitch]

So you're for sending ground troops into Syria and Iraq to fight ISIS?

Tell me who is the least interventionist and come back, Splits.

[Splits]

No you're not, Splits, you just openly admitted to bias.

I'm biased because I'm educated, dimwit.

[Mitch]

I'm biased because I'm educated, dimwit.

You're not educated because you're bias. You see this in black & white only.

[Reck]

Trump doesn't want the US to keep stepping into every conflict, nobody on the GOP side has a solid plan at all - but he's the only one who seems to want less intervention. The trash talk is yours for forgetting Hillary is a proven war hawk, she did vote for the Iraq war.

You're right.

He wants to submit them.

Dude's already talking about putting up berriers in Syria to keep them entrenched. And talking non sense about forcing the military to follow his orders.

I do realize that's him talking trash but nonetheless, that's along the lines of his thinking.

[Splits]

Tell me who is the least interventionist and come back, Splits.

I agree that Shillary is a terrible candidate, person, would be a horrible president and is essentially a neocon hawk. Her alignment with Bibi troubles me more than anything. But she's not suggesting sending ground troops into the ME or instituting a worldwide torture regime. US is fucked either way, but at least you know what type of fucked you are with Shillary. The bottomless pit of potential fuckuped-ness with Trump is much scarier.

[Splits]

You're not educated because you're bias. You see this in black & white only.

Go watch 50 shades of grey again. You have no idea what you're talking about.

[Mitch]

You're right.

He wants to submit them.

Dude's already talking about putting up berriers in Syria to keep them entrenched. And talking non sense about forcing the military to follow his orders.

I do realize that's him talking trash but nonetheless, that's along the lines of his thinking.

Trump is at least saying he wants the military to call the shots instead of Kasich who wants all the troops as possible in there, Cruz flip flopping on how much commitment he wants in Syria and Rubio... I don't even know anymore, he changes his stance in the last debate.

You want to know why I focus on the Trump support phenomenon so much? I want to find out why, because none of it makes fucking sense. Shits entertaining, yeah, but I keep thinking it's coming to an end and it's not. After seeing the protests and the blacklash people are getting for denouncing trump, I'm starting to seriously think Trump really isn't going to get taken out. Bernie needs more momentum and I wish he would be an unbias voice of reason here so he can get that.

[Mitch]

I agree that Shillary is a terrible candidate, person, would be a horrible president and is essentially a neocon hawk. Her alignment with Bibi troubles me more than anything. But she's not suggesting sending ground troops into the ME or instituting a worldwide torture regime. US is fucked either way, but at least you know what type of fucked you are with Shillary. The bottomless pit of potential fuckuped-ness with Trump is much scarier.

She has a record, she lies often and is as pro-war as you can get for her platform. Trump vs Hillary is a terrible debate of the lesser of two evils, I don't want either in office.

Not even that fond of Bernie, just figure he'll do the least amount of damage because his actions wont pass through the system.

Not gonna get confrontational about this anymore, fuck it.

[hater]

Tbh same thing with Trump. Nothing radical he did would pass either house so no harm done.

On the other hand everything neocon shillary will do will pass since houses are full of neocon hawks. Shell start WW3 no doubt.

Anything is better than WW3 IMO

[spurraider21]

The black guys? I think that is pretty obvious.

Nazi lady? I don't but it makes more sense if it's someone trying to make Trump supporters look worse.
i think its more a matter of lighting in the picture than anything. you think they would spend money to plant kkk members but actually choose black dudes? this isn't blazing saddles

[Mitch]

Tbh same thing with Trump. Nothing radical he did would pass either house so no harm done.

On the other hand everything neocon shillary will do will pass since houses are full of neocon hawks. Shell start WW3 no doubt.

Anything is better than WW3 IMO

Probably, Hillary will def get anything she wants passed which is why she's dead last on my list. Trump is 2nd to last, though - what he can't hurt with policy, he will hurt with 4 years of rhetoric.

His last debate gave me a sigh of relief, but he went back at it the next day.

[ChumpDumper]

i think its more a matter of lighting in the picture than anything. you think they would spend money to plant kkk members but actually choose black dudes? this isn't blazing saddlesI can see black dudes just doing it themselves and yes, deliberately leaving their hands uncovered Blazing Saddles style.

[TheSanityAnnex]

like I keep up with Twitter? :lmao

like you keep up with anything? :lmao

[SnakeBoy]

You should just change your name from Reck to rekt


http://i.imgur.com/FLVO1i4.jpg


http://i.imgur.com/e6bdP5r.jpg


lol I was listening to Cruz/Rubio/Kasich & many FOX commentators and thinking WTF do they really think siding with MoveOn and BLM is going to help them against Trump.

[hater]

lol I was listening to Cruz/Rubio/Kasich & many FOX commentators and thinking WTF do they really think siding with MoveOn and BLM is going to help them against Trump.

:lmao is that what they really did??? :lol

They are done. Nomination is in.the bag :lmao

Time to adjust the rhetoric a Li but and unite the entire country :tu

[ChumpDumper]

708698676445712384lol you can almost hear him drop a load in his pants.

[Splits]

lol you can almost hear him drop a load in his pants.

Went to duck for cover and realized there was no cover

[ChumpDumper]

Don't even have to protest anymore to ruin Trump. Just have a woman scream and he'll shit himself every time.

[hitmanyr2k]

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I think his first reaction was to try to hide behind the podium but then realized he was still out in the open :lol

[ChumpDumper]

Dude seems really nervous. Is hater sure his heart can make it through another woman's scream?

[Mitch]

Guy who tried to get at Trump, seems like he planned it and votes Bernie... disheartening that the guy I wanna vote for has these voters

https://twitter.com/Younglionking7

[HI-FI]

Liberal fascism at its finest

Guy who tried to get at Trump, seems like he planned it and votes Bernie... disheartening that the guy I wanna vote for has these voters

https://twitter.com/Younglionking7
:lol
you taking the dmx7 route of pledging support for someone you don't actually like?

[ChumpDumper]

Black men are terrifying, aren't they?

[Mitch]

Liberal fascism at its finest

:lol
you taking the dmx7 route of pledging support for someone you don't actually like?

I picked my vote months ago, if Bernie keeps this up I'll abstain as I've said. He has two strikes with me so far: Not denouncing the violent protesters that vote for him, but openly denounces Trump's protesters. Saying a white man doesn't understand poverty & living in a ghetto.

[HI-FI]

I picked my vote months ago, if Bernie keeps this up I'll abstain as I've said. He has two strikes with me so far: Not denouncing the violent protesters that vote for him, but openly denounces Trump's protesters. Saying a white man doesn't understand poverty & living in a ghetto.
yeah I thought that was ignorant. I never really minded him as a senator, I just don't buy this outsider bit. You like his policies or figure there will be more gridlock?

[SnakeBoy]

Black men are terrifying, aren't they?

I thought you said it was just a woman screaming.