How I Came To My Opinion On Donald Trump

http://danaloeschradio.com ^ | February 19, 2016 | Dana Loesch

[inpajamas]

We shall see. History speaks last.

[nopardons]

Cruz is NOT “brilliant”; heck, he isn’t even well informed about a great many things, you might assume he would know and doesn’t.

[SubMareener]

I don’t think we are going to have a problem with Trump’s cancelling executive orders, or regulations. The problem will be, will Iran nuke us before he gets a chance.

[AndyJackson]

Jeb!? I’m going Bernie.

[nathanbedford]

If you do big businesses in New Jersey and New York, you do business with the Mob.

Even if you have to import that mob from Russia, rehabilitate them after they get out of jail, and install them in your office.

The problem is Donald Trump's involvement with criminals is not limited to one incident nor is it limited to New York and New Jersey but it is replete throughout his entire career. Donald Trump and sleaze are synonymous.

Criminal mobsters, criminal union bosses, criminal immigrants pimps, corrupt politicians all are intimates of Donald Trump.

But Ted Cruz's use of a flyer urging people to vote (not for Ted Cruz but just to vote) and conservatives are outraged? When Ted Cruz tells the truth about Ben Carson's campaign in Iowa he is accused of lying while at the same time conservatives who tell us that the criminal activity and associations of Donald Trump should be excused as the cost of doing business have the vapors over Ted Cruz.

If you put Donald Trump in the White House you will get the same corruption on a national level which will harm the country and destroy the Republican brand.

[nopardons]

Your obscenely terminal projection complex and TDS are making you post offensive, hypocritical, specious impugnations and breaking GOODWIN's LAW as well.

You wrongfully assume that what you posted is something quite "new". Whether you care to read POPULAR DELUSIONS AND THE MADNESS OF CROWDS, and/or THE GREAT CAT MASSACRE, or something earlier, people don't change, only technology changes. Still and all, replace Trump with Cruz and it is even MORE true of the rabid Cruz supporters here.

[nopardons]

OH HORSEFEATHERS!

Cruz isn't electable, but should he be president, then you better believe that his three QUEER, very pro homo-marriage billionaire donors will be there, whispering in his ear, as well as CRAZY ( and I do mean certifiable )Glenn Beck there too, as an adviser. And THOSE folks are just the tip of the iceberg.

[Tucker39]

U.S. Herald News reported on Feb. 16th that Ford Motor Company has cancelled their plans for that $2 Billion plant in Mexico, and instead will employ 1,000 workers and build those units in Youngstown, Ohio.

So it’s pretty obvious that Trump’s policies are already bringing jobs and prosperity back to our Nation and he hasn’t even been sworn in yet. I will not be surprised if Carrier rethinks their move to Mexico and stays put, right in Indianapolis, IN.

http://usherald.com/?s=ford+plant&x=9&y=6

[Fhios]

Donald had me at: They're either incompetent, stupid, or [ominously] something else.

[nathanbedford]

Really?

Donald Trump if he follows his pattern will be intimate in the Oval Office with convicted felons, Democrats, corrupt union officials, but you are worried about a couple a gay man and some Christians who have never been known to have committed any crimes.

This strains one's capacity to equate that which is not equivalent to its very limits.

[biff]

Back in August I liked donnie too, but I wouldn’t vote for him for dog catcher now after learning his past in detail and all his flopping around on issues.

[nopardons]

You're probably correct.

A "dirty bomb", another Muslin Terrorist massacre, or something we can't imagine...yet, before Barry leaves is probably in the cards, as is a financial meltdown.

Many of Obama's damned EOs have already been DKed or held up in courts.

[nopardons]

I don't worry about who Trump would bring to D.C., nor who he'd have in the White House at all. Unlike Cruz, he has good judgement in people and whom he'd bring into the White House.

You're very much mistaken about whom YOU believe he would entertain there AND, unlike Teddy and Obama, Trump knows how to behave with world leaders, Royalty, and society types.

I shan't go into it here, but Cruz associates with weirdos and has NO social graces at all.

[American in Israel]

The Saudi prince laments that he was twice forced to ‘bail out’ Donald Trump, whom he describes as a ‘disgrace to the United States.’

Hmmmm, I guess when you pay back a loan to a bank, the bank oens you. But when a Saudi Prince bails you out, you are free and clear?

Trumpets are liberals, they feel Trump is gonna do great things, but they never research him.

[American in Israel]

Trump supporters have had to learn to hate a lot of conservatives these days. Because the inconvenient truth is that Trump is a Progressive Liberal full of conservative talking points.

You know the type, a RINO.

[poconopundit]

Dana and Cruz seem cut from the same cloth.

Why do they feel the need to show a phony "tough guy" or "tough babe" image.

A professional doesn't do this.  To me it signals a character deficiency — trying to overcompensate for some perceived weakness.

Any psychiatrists out there?

[American in Israel]

It is interesting that there is virtually no refutation of Trumps failings on all these threads, only attacks on the authors, the authors friends or the opposition’s supporters.

I suspect everyone at this point knows Trump is a phony, they are just rooting for the team and hoping for the best.

[Maelstorm]

My problem with most Trump detractors is they approach him from a cherry picked standard. They say stuff like Trump gave to Democrats while not telling you that he gave far more to Republicans and has been far more involved in Republican politics than Democrat going back as far as 1988 and his father’s support for Goldwater and Reagan was unquestionable. Trump did not spend most of his life a Democrat and was also an independent for a time. He was a big supporter of John McCain and also endorsed Romney.

Trump 1988 GOP Convention
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Usb0iE5WiZI

Trump Endorses Romney
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmwzGMmGcJw

This is just one example. Then they go further and try to dismiss his success in business. It is really shameful. No matter what one things of Trump’s demeanor in terms of private sector accomplishment there is no comparison. Ted Cruz and Rubio both have little to show for their time in the Senate. Cruz who I like is best known for reading “Green eggs and ham” on the Senate floor during a filibuster. Neither of them have ever ran a business or accomplished anything in the private sector that I can find.

Thats where I part with Trump haters. They have built up a caricature of the man in their heads which is not only unfair but also demeaning to real accomplishment outside of government. I thought conservatives were more than just about trying and good intentions because that is all both Cruz and Rubio have done and they are supposedly ready to be President?

[larevolt]

No, she doesn’t support Trump because she’s part of the nothingburger cabal of rather ineffective and ill-educated ‘pundit’ class that we the conservatives have stupidly been providing a very unearned plush living for all these years.

Trump is going to clean out the rotten boroughs of the sophist right.

[libbylu]

This is how Trump supporters react? No reason, just insults?