Posted on 07/28/2015 10:37:58 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
If Donald Trump can lead his closest rival in New Hampshires Republican primary by a 2-to-1 margin even after mocking local favorite John McCains five years as a prisoner of war, its time for Republicans to drop the idea that Trump will burn out or be blown away.
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While there may be some who like the idea of a businessman in the White House, the core of Trumps support seems to be among those chiefly interested in his power to smash the system as a destroyer in chief.
You dont care too much about the policy views or personal life of the guy you hire to bulldoze a building, just so long as he can put it asunder. Republicans have tried hitting Trump for serial flip-floppery, crassness and a lack of qualifications. The collective response from nearly one in five Republicans nationally: Sos yer mom! They dont want Trump to make Washington work. They want him to burn the place down.
And guess what? That percentage of the party isnt shrinking. Far from it.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
“You dont care too much about the policy views or personal life of the guy you hire to bulldoze a building, just so long as he can put it asunder. “
I think he’s on to something. This is a big reason why despite his many attacks on Trump as not being much of a conservative on many issues, conservatives still back him.
[power to smash the system as a destroyer in chief.]
We already have a destroyer in chief. TRUMP and TED CRUZ are the only two candidates that have the moxie and pizazz to rebuild the system.
IMHO, there is much more anger out there to be tapped into.
And as Trump said back in 1990 IIRC, (I paraphrase) "if I ever run for president, it should be as a democrat. Not because I'm a liberal, I'm a conservative, but because the working man likes me."
I think Trump will in the General Election pull the not-so-far-left democrats who have been disenfranchised the Marxists in their party.
I can almost see a tsunami on the horizon.
While I am not predicting this. I keep getting the feeling that Trump will win the nomination and then shift hard left and then win a landslide.
He won’t need to shift. He’ll pull all the right (except the GOPe) and the center left.
Why couldn’t he have done this in 2012?
The anger was there in 2012, but not like it is today.
People are literally spittin' mad. And not just at the Libs but against all of DC.
Nah,,let the naysayers yak it up. I’ll follow Cruz’s lead. He doesn’t even speak to them. He often says Trump is right. Trump IS right.
The ankle-bitters need to vent so they can have their day. It will all come out in the wash.
It's past time, but that's not how Derangement Syndromes work.
Yes. At that time, the realisarion hadn’t comletely settled in yet that conservatives don’t have a political party, and the GOPe hadn’t come completely out into the open, brazenly and without shame, and in specific words to boot, that they had blatantly lied in their campaigns, and won’t be advancing conservative policies. Heck, they’re not just sitting still, they’re advancing Hussein’s agenda!
The American People have had enough...those reps and senators that are lining their pockets and saying the ‘right words to get voted in office’ and then doing what the lobbyists are telling them to do, are over, it's a done deal....
If you have any doubts, sit back and watch what happens in the next year....
Nice thought, Foxnews, but the Repugnant Party machinery doesn’t understand subtle “trends” or “indications” of what his poll numbers mean. They won’t get it until they’re defeated.
But given how much they learned in 2008, 2010, 2012... which is to say, nothing... a angry mob of millions with torches could burn down GOP headquarters, and that party would still try to prop up the next Bush or other Beltway Boob while begging us to vote for the (slightly) lesser of two evils compared to the latest Democrat hedonist.
Until folks on this forums and other who call themselves “conservative” figure out this is essentially a one party, big government republic, right out of the Founding Fathers’ worst government nightmares, and go all in for a strong Natural Law party, the decline will necessarily continue.
I think he’d bring a lot of people out who would have otherwise and typically do stay home.
The article is a fine example of a graduate of post-modern journalism school, exhibiting his prowess of circular reasoning, while seeking a clusterbuck as a touchstone.
I agree, Trump is a tidal wave that will grow...
dear onyx,
The reason i got out of the electronics field is quite evident in your multi-colored response..
I thank you for it, although, in my eyes, my mind can see the word ‘prefec(t), but as to it actually appearing so, no, as to how i typed it, for you.
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