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Trump needs to watch out for this new up and comer in North Carolina:
Obama MEANT that Repugs/BigOil attacking Iraq was the wrong target (as EVERYBODY knows) and the 9/11 attackers were in right target, IN 2001!!!, in Afghanistan. Obama got stuck with Repug in Afghanistan. AIN'T HIS FAULT that the Repug war in Afganistan was unwinnable.
Obama wanted to "win" the REPUG bull Afganistan war so he could bring the troops home. So he let the military try its "surge" bull AGAIN, and it FAILED again. What choices did he have, facing REPUGs' Afghanistan disaster?
Trump needs to watch out for this new up and comer in North Carolina:
Trump's "Go-To" National Security Adviser Says He's Never Talked Policy With Trump
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/...policy-adviser
s getting crazy. Trump is almost even with Hillary in the latest polls. Not sure if it is how good he is doing or how bad she is doing.
Trump won't be President. He will fade as fake politician exactly like pitbull .
He's a huge distraction, mindless entertainment, garbage teevee, but unlike all the other distractions and bull from the Repugs, he's distraction FROM the establishment Repugs and even tea bagger pols. He seems to be pulling the umpteen other Pres pretenders even nastier to the right extremism.
His main value is exposing the total nastiness of the Repug base.
My fear is that Trump can't do it all alone. Problem is too many incompetent mother ers around.
Trump would have to build a momentum the size of a space bound rocket to overcome this. Hope and change
G.O.P. Candidates Follow Trump to the Bottom on Immigration
Before Donald Trump, Republican presidential candidates could deflect tough questions on immigration with vague promises to secure the border and oppose all “amnesty” for illegal immigrants.
Not anymore. Mr. Trump has offered a plan to “take back our country” from what he calls the rapist-murderer-job stealers being exported from Mexico. He is full of ideas.
He would expel 11 million immigrants, and their families, and let only “the good ones” back in.
He would restrict legal immigration, and impose a national job-verification system so that everyone, citizens too, would need federal permission to work.
He would build a 2,000-mile border wall and force Mexicans to pay for it. He would replace the Cons ution’s guarantee of citizenship by birth with citizenship by bloodline and pedigree, leaving it to politicians and bureaucrats to decide what to do with millions of stateless children. He would flood the country with immigration agents and — it almost goes without saying — dismantle the economy and shred America’s standing as an immigrant-welcoming nation.
You could say the front-running Mr. Trump has put his opponents in a bind. Or you could say he has given them a gift: the opportunity to be specific in return about what they would do to fix the immigration mess.
And to be forthright in rejecting his de able proposals.
Because his plan is so naked — in its scapegoating of immigrants, its barely subtextual racism, its immense cruelty in seeking to reduce millions of people to poverty and hopelessness — it gives his opponents the chance for a very clear moral decision.
They can stand up for better values, and against the collective punishment of millions of innocent Americans-in-waiting.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/08/20...tion.html?_r=0
Momentum Slipping Away in Iowa, Scott Walker Adopts a Trump-Like Stance
On a three-day tour of Iowa after declaring his candidacy for president last month, Scott Walker wore the same rolled-sleeves uniform, told the same sports joke and answered questions with verbatim passages from his announcement speech, whether he was in Davenport, Cedar Rapids or Sioux City.
He was disciplined almost to the point of seeming robotic.
Since then, a bracingly unscripted candidate has upended the Republican race. And no one has suffered more in the Summer of Trump than Mr. Walker, the Wisconsin governor, who has sagged in the polls from early Iowa front-runner to unimpressive single digits.
In a blunt self-critique, Mr. Walker acknowledged on a private conference call with donors on Monday that voters had found him passionless. He announced a reset of his campaign, according to a participant in the call, in which he would take on the Republican establishment to show that, like Donald J. Trump, he, too, strongly opposed the status quo.
Mr. Walker offered as Exhibit A an exchange he had had with a heckler just hours earlier at the Iowa State Fair: “I’m not intimidated by you, sir, or anyone else out there,” he had shouted, before turning to the crowd and saying:
“You want someone who’s tested? I’m right here.”
Mr. Walker’s team was so pleased with the tussle, which may wind up in a television ad, that a top campaign aide joked that he would have paid the heckler to show up.
“Where he’s really messed up with people like me,” said Phil Cavanaugh, a Republican chairman in Wapello County, who was once a Walker supporter, “is that he keeps bringing up his buddy-buddy relationship with establishment people like Paul Ryan.”
John Stineman, a Republican strategist in Des Moines who has worked on past presidential campaigns, said Mr. Walker’s decision to pursue voters who admire political outsiders like Mr. Trump and Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, could ultimately be more problematic than his recent decline in the polls.
“The dip isn’t the problem,” Mr. Stineman said. “It’s that he’s going to follow Trump into the rabbit hole. To try to emulate Trump is likely to be folly. So taking Trump-like positions on things doesn’t seem like a solid long-term bet.”
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/08/20...ke-stance.html
I kind of want a Trump/Biden contest just for the contrasts in dealing with male pattern baldness.
I wouldn't mind a Trump/Biden ticket... only in fantasy land though...
What's wrong with this? I mean in my country an illegal cannot get a job at any major company, because it's illegal to employ them and no serious company would risk breaking the law.
I guess some americans would prefer to keep their cheap near slave like workforce, they can get rid of at any time...
"no serious company would risk breaking the law."
To repeat, Repugs campaign on immigration to rouse the base of rabble, but after the campaigns, they do nothing because 1000s of Repug businessmen depend on cheap, abused, unpaid/underpaid illegals.
I don't think too many major companies in America hire them but they hire contractors who may.
Racist Donald Trump Fans Allegedly Beat, Urinated on Sleeping Latino Homeless Man
One of the men remarked: 'Donald Trump was right, all these illegals need to be deported.'
Two white Boston brothers Scott J. Leader, 38, and Steve M. Leader, 30, were arrested on numerous charges of assault, indecent exposure, and more after allegedly urinating on and then beating a sleeping 58-year-old Latino homeless man because he was Latino.
According to the charges, the Boston Globe reports, the brothers allegedly urinated on the man, punched him, and then beat him with a metal pole, breaking his nose and bruising his head and torso. Witnesses say they saw the brothers hitting the man in the head with the pole. The homeless man, who remained unidentified, was subsequently hospitalized at Boston Medical Center.
State Police spokesman Dave Procopio recalled “Scott Leader made a statement referring to the victim as an ‘illegal immigrant’ and stated the reason he and his brother were arrested is that they were white and the victim was a minority.”
The brothers also spoke favorably of Donald Trump, according to the police, who recall Scott remarking "Donald Trump was right, all these illegals need to be deported." Police say he saw no problem attacking the man because he is Latino and homeless.
http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-pol...ter1041204&t=2
These people don't represent us. Donald Trump has emphasized "humanity" in deportation techniques.
Lol boitons. Reaching pathetic levels.
there's NO HUMANITY in deporting 11M people, which includes American citizens.
Trump and Repug white supremacy, nativism, xenophobia enables, encourages, justifies criminals like those 2 in Boston, and Ms of other in the Repug racist base.
Media getting really desperate now.
Trump won't get the women vote.
They must go!
Neither will Shillary
Hillary won't even be the candidate. Obama will blow her fat ass up.
I'm calling a Biden/Warren ticket.
Donald Trump’s appalling reaction to a hate crime committed in his name
Here's what Donald Trump said when told about the alleged assault, according to theBoston Globe:
"It would be a shame ... I will say that people who are following me are very passionate.
They love this country and they want this country to be great again.
They are passionate."
http://www.vox.com/2015/8/20/9182169/trump-hate-crime
Trump and his followers are classless pieces of .
Trying to demonize the people you disagree with is wrong. It's not constructive. I would never engaged in such behavior. You're out of control B_D.
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