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Why the Big Boys all hate Trump - because he is not a member. Is Pinky a member?
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Discussing Mitt Romney’s anti-Trump speech yesterday, Gingrich said it represented “the panic of the establishment wing of the (Republican) Party,” and that the prospect of Trump becoming the nominee “absolutely drives them crazy”.
When asked why, Gingrich responded, “Well because he’s an outsider, he’s not them, he’s not part of the club, he’s uncontrollable, he hasn’t been through the initiation rites, he didn’t belong to the secret society.”
Gingrich is in a perfect position to know about “secret societies” given his affiliation with Bohemian Grove, an annual encampment that takes place every year in Monte Rio, California and is attended by some of the most powerful people in the world.
http://www.infowars.com/gingrich-establishment-scared-of-trump-because-he-didnt-belong-to-secret-society/
When asked why, Gingrich responded, “Well because he’s an outsider, he’s not them, he’s not part of the club, he’s uncontrollable, he hasn’t been through the initiation rites, he didn’t belong to the secret society.”
Gingrich is in a perfect position to know about “secret societies” given his affiliation with Bohemian Grove, an annual encampment that takes place every year in Monte Rio, California and is attended by some of the most powerful people in the world.
http://www.infowars.com/gingrich-establishment-scared-of-trump-because-he-didnt-belong-to-secret-society/
Trump may win the Republican nomination but he is unelectable when I comes to the Presidency. He has sidelined the Latinos, the liberals, the left left wing, and the moderates. Thats leaves him the hard right, the card carrying Republicans and and the fence-sitters. Even the capitalist are upset because they needed a stronger president of the capitalist ilk but not someone that is unelectable. Clinton is going to win not because she is good but she is the one standing. And lets not forget, women voters can't help but make history when they are this close to elect the first female President of the country. I don't think they are gong to walk away. What a disaster.
i disagree. Trump will be president. your statement is just what the mainstream is saying.. cutting and paste is really your only job here.
LHL was parachuted in by daddy. But afterwards, all kneeled to him. Not all Republicans will kneel to Trump.
I sarpork tony.....
In any cup final it's 50-50
It ain't over till the fat lady sings
Well, well, well..... the REAL scroobal ain't a misogynist.
It doesn't really matter if the president of a country is male or female. Sinkies know very well that behind Old Fart was a powerful woman called Gecko who, from time to time, pulled the strings.
We know too that Chief Natural Aristocrat doesn't really control the purse strings in his household. It's his husband "Buy High Sell Low" that really calls the shots.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/if-trump-wins-ill-eat-this-column/article29287461/
MARGARET WENTE
If Trump wins, I’ll eat this column
MARGARET WENTE
The Globe and Mail
Published Friday, Mar. 18, 2016 10:43AM EDT
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All my friends are asking me if there’s any way Donald Trump can get elected president. My answer is to cross my fingers and say no.
I say this because I believe the American people are not, ultimately, batshit crazy. Mr. Trump appeals to their lizard brain. I believe, perhaps naively, that most voters will still possess some remnant of executive function on election day.
Conrad Black does not agree with me. The normally astute Mr. Black has been shilling for Mr. Trump for some time now. Perhaps it’s the mischievous contrarian in him. Or perhaps it’s because Mr. Trump stood up for Mr. Black during his recent troubles, and he owes him. At any rate, Mr. Black writes that “Donald Trump is very close to one of the most astonishing political victories in American history.”
A better bet is that Donald Trump will lead the Republican Party (or what’s left of it) into the abyss. It will be the worst rout since Barry Goldwater lost to Lyndon Johnson in 1964 by 23 percentage points.
I’m assuming Mr. Trump gets the nomination. I can’t see how he won’t. But the electoral math is dreadful. Demographics are not on the GOP’s side. Angry white guys are a shrinking minority of the population. Perhaps half of all Republicans dislike Mr. Trump, and won’t vote for him. Thoughtful people in the party (there are some) believe a Trump nomination will be suicide. The ethical ones will fight him to the bitter end. The opportunistic ones will try to explain why the guy who was a nation-wrecker yesterday is just the man the country needs tomorrow.
Mr. Trump will be opposed by the entire mainstream media except Fox News. Which, come to think of it, might work to his advantage.
Mr. Black actually believes that Mr. Trump can fix the corrupt U.S. government system. In fact, he wants to destroy it, along with what remains of the culture of consensus and compromise. He’s a wrecking ball. He believes experts are idiots and wears his ignorance with pride. He acts on instinct and impulse, makes up stuff as he goes along and scatters his lies like confetti. He’s written more books than he’s read. This does not hurt his ratings. It enhances them.
To Trump backers, this election is not about policy and expertise. It’s about power and domination. He is the Alpha Male, and all of his opponents are wimps with shrivelled testicles (or none at all). If you want a preview of his campaign, check out the attack ad currently playing on Instagram. It shows Hillary Clinton barking like a dog as a terrorist aims a gun and Vladimir Putin snickers. Oh dear.
How does Ms. Clinton counter that? She can’t out-tough Mr. Trump. But therapeutic nurturing clichés (“Let’s make America whole again”) won’t cut it either. She’ll have to keep reminding people she’s the sane one. Maybe she could dig up that daisy ad from 1964 – the one warning that Mr. Goldwater was loony enough to push the nuclear button.
Remember hope and change? This election is about fear and loathing. Never have two candidates been so disliked as Mr. Trump and Ms. Clinton are. The voters don’t trust either of them. (Only 37 per cent of respondents in a new Washington Post poll said Ms. Clinton is honest and trustworthy.) The November ballot question will be which one voters fear more and which one they loathe less. Their choice will be the machine politician or the huckster. (By the way, if you think Mr. Trump has no supporters here, you’re wrong. You should see my inbox.)
The other day the Chinese government used Mr. Trump and the threats of violence in Chicago to declare that democracy can be downright scary. The Chinese government has a point. Never in my lifetime has a nominee for president been so clearly unfit for office – not even Mr. Goldwater. America is about to cross a line, and there’s no going back.
Ever since I moved to Canada in the last century, I’ve been insisting that my ex-country is not as crazy as it looks. Ultimately it corrects course. But that’s getting hard to do. It gets hard when you drive around Florida listening to people on the radio calling the President of the United States a traitor. It gets hard when you meet educated professionals who swear that Barack Obama is a foreign-born Muslim. It gets hard when the voice of every conspiracist and wacko is amplified in social media.
I still do not believe Americans are crazy enough to elect Mr. Trump. But I could be wrong. As smart people keep saying on TV, no one knows nothing any more. Even David Plouffe, the mastermind of Mr. Obama’s 2008 campaign, says it could be close. Maybe he’s just hedging, because he doesn’t want to look as stupid as all the other pundits who never saw it coming.
Or maybe I’ll have to eat this column. Mr. Black can pass the salt.
MARGARET WENTE
If Trump wins, I’ll eat this column
MARGARET WENTE
The Globe and Mail
Published Friday, Mar. 18, 2016 10:43AM EDT
Last updated Friday, Mar. 18, 2016 1:34PM EDT
455 Comments
733
719
14
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All my friends are asking me if there’s any way Donald Trump can get elected president. My answer is to cross my fingers and say no.
I say this because I believe the American people are not, ultimately, batshit crazy. Mr. Trump appeals to their lizard brain. I believe, perhaps naively, that most voters will still possess some remnant of executive function on election day.
Conrad Black does not agree with me. The normally astute Mr. Black has been shilling for Mr. Trump for some time now. Perhaps it’s the mischievous contrarian in him. Or perhaps it’s because Mr. Trump stood up for Mr. Black during his recent troubles, and he owes him. At any rate, Mr. Black writes that “Donald Trump is very close to one of the most astonishing political victories in American history.”
A better bet is that Donald Trump will lead the Republican Party (or what’s left of it) into the abyss. It will be the worst rout since Barry Goldwater lost to Lyndon Johnson in 1964 by 23 percentage points.
I’m assuming Mr. Trump gets the nomination. I can’t see how he won’t. But the electoral math is dreadful. Demographics are not on the GOP’s side. Angry white guys are a shrinking minority of the population. Perhaps half of all Republicans dislike Mr. Trump, and won’t vote for him. Thoughtful people in the party (there are some) believe a Trump nomination will be suicide. The ethical ones will fight him to the bitter end. The opportunistic ones will try to explain why the guy who was a nation-wrecker yesterday is just the man the country needs tomorrow.
Mr. Trump will be opposed by the entire mainstream media except Fox News. Which, come to think of it, might work to his advantage.
Mr. Black actually believes that Mr. Trump can fix the corrupt U.S. government system. In fact, he wants to destroy it, along with what remains of the culture of consensus and compromise. He’s a wrecking ball. He believes experts are idiots and wears his ignorance with pride. He acts on instinct and impulse, makes up stuff as he goes along and scatters his lies like confetti. He’s written more books than he’s read. This does not hurt his ratings. It enhances them.
To Trump backers, this election is not about policy and expertise. It’s about power and domination. He is the Alpha Male, and all of his opponents are wimps with shrivelled testicles (or none at all). If you want a preview of his campaign, check out the attack ad currently playing on Instagram. It shows Hillary Clinton barking like a dog as a terrorist aims a gun and Vladimir Putin snickers. Oh dear.
How does Ms. Clinton counter that? She can’t out-tough Mr. Trump. But therapeutic nurturing clichés (“Let’s make America whole again”) won’t cut it either. She’ll have to keep reminding people she’s the sane one. Maybe she could dig up that daisy ad from 1964 – the one warning that Mr. Goldwater was loony enough to push the nuclear button.
Remember hope and change? This election is about fear and loathing. Never have two candidates been so disliked as Mr. Trump and Ms. Clinton are. The voters don’t trust either of them. (Only 37 per cent of respondents in a new Washington Post poll said Ms. Clinton is honest and trustworthy.) The November ballot question will be which one voters fear more and which one they loathe less. Their choice will be the machine politician or the huckster. (By the way, if you think Mr. Trump has no supporters here, you’re wrong. You should see my inbox.)
The other day the Chinese government used Mr. Trump and the threats of violence in Chicago to declare that democracy can be downright scary. The Chinese government has a point. Never in my lifetime has a nominee for president been so clearly unfit for office – not even Mr. Goldwater. America is about to cross a line, and there’s no going back.
Ever since I moved to Canada in the last century, I’ve been insisting that my ex-country is not as crazy as it looks. Ultimately it corrects course. But that’s getting hard to do. It gets hard when you drive around Florida listening to people on the radio calling the President of the United States a traitor. It gets hard when you meet educated professionals who swear that Barack Obama is a foreign-born Muslim. It gets hard when the voice of every conspiracist and wacko is amplified in social media.
I still do not believe Americans are crazy enough to elect Mr. Trump. But I could be wrong. As smart people keep saying on TV, no one knows nothing any more. Even David Plouffe, the mastermind of Mr. Obama’s 2008 campaign, says it could be close. Maybe he’s just hedging, because he doesn’t want to look as stupid as all the other pundits who never saw it coming.
Or maybe I’ll have to eat this column. Mr. Black can pass the salt.
"opposed by the entire mainstream media except fox news." bovine scatology. he's opposed by the entire mainstream media including fox news. the only reason why the entire mainstream media including fox news are giving him air time is because he's bringing in viewers and the ratings. follow the money doesn't go wrong for these prostitute press as they are all businesses foremost. he's the ultimate genius in using the media by generating controversies, drawing new viewers, and paying next to nothing for the exposure.
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Nothing says mainstream more than fox news.
now i know why i like the red pill guy, he got the same concept as me regarding balls..
Only Alpha males minds can think alike..
Alphas support and vote for Alphas.
http://www.redpillphilosophy.com/store/t-shirt-trump-finally-someone-with-balls/
The only secret society trump belongs to is the salad tosser society.his rank is rumored to be general Marshal
oops look who got it wrong again!!!
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