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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
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.
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
Cruz is crafty and his ground game is good, but his appeal is narrow and his popularity is underwater.
i think those proximity arguments are complete bull . like... as a california native, am i actually more likely to vote for somebody if they're from ing oregon/arizona/nevada? no
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.
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.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.
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.
Trump asked his supporters in last speech to give him a Seig Heil salute
Holy , I gotta start watching this show again
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 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.
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 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-s...d=sm_fb_maddow
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.
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.
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Trump is losing ground in Florida and Ohio is almost a done deal for Kasich.
Trump isn't just winning... he's teasing the compe ion. 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
Lol, the GOP is trying to destroy Trump and if they succeed their reward will be Cruz.........
I bet they try to rig the convention to get Rubio or Romney.Lol, the GOP is trying to destroy Trump and if they succeed their reward will be Cruz.........
They will tear apart the party if they do!
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.
Intelligent ppl do. He's a neurosurgeon.People listen to what Carson says?
His supporters were made up of a minute percentage of blacks and the rest were donors.
He knows his . 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 cons ution.
YesCarson was the dumbest candidate in the GOP.
Intelligent and Carson don't go together. He doesn't even know the cons ution.
A genius neurosurgeon is dumb
Since when does being a neurosurgeon make you a genius?Yes
A genius neurosurgeon is dumb
Carson doesn't even know US history. He was too busy stabbing his mother and doing black things.
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