Trump is leading a revolution in so many different ways, the full scope will likely increase. No matter how this campaign turns out, Trump is leaving his mark:
1. In Europe.
2. On how the Free World views muslims.
3. On how the US views catch-and-release ‘border crossers.’
4. On the Clintonistas.
5. On the DNC.
6. On the Old Media.
7. On conservative timidity and self-doubt.
8. By exposing the Establishment.
9. By heightening an awareness of judicial tyranny.
Trumps is a communication revolution more than anything else. The scope will likely increase in ways yet unanticipated, especially when other conservatives learn from Trump’s example! It’s too late to stop this. The freight train is in motion. (hat tip arthurwildfiremarch)
The Trump Revolution [a prediction already unfolding]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3381137/posts
I’m honored, Liz. And I’ve had a few thoughts about what it would be like if either Trump or Cruz walk into the White House ...
Teacher317 ...
‘Cruz and Trump need each other. Nobody on the horizon can compare with The Donald for efficiently cutting and gutting the inefficient segments that e need removed... and nobody on the horizon can compare with Cruz on actually pressing forward with limited-government ideals in all three Branches.’
[unquote]
[my response ...]
I agree — a great team if possible. But ...
We can’t make sure those two will get along in the future. We must pick one or the other [sadly]. Constitutional mendments are the end-game, and Cruz is great about that. But the President is an executive who turns to lawyers and savvy legislators for advice.
[Reposting why the Exectutive should be Trump ...]
If Trump wins this, a few hours after he enters the White House people out on the street will hear a loud, incredulous rampage of words. Trump only has an inkling of how bad it is. He will be SHOCKED.
The next few weeks will result in massive change and panicked bureaucrats, especially in the State Department.
... BUT ...
If Cruz wins this? He will probably throw up from the shock the same way MacArthur did after talking to FDR about military budgeting.
After that? I have no idea.
For the first year or so Cruz would wish he never had the job. It’s ugly as sin. Sick, depraved, and ...
Sure, Cruz might make things better, particularly with judicial nominees. But I know what it’s like to walk into a mess. Procedures and regulations will only confuse you. You need to take swift decisive action, trust your gut, expedite meetings and discussion time, and work your tail off.
Cruz is a brilliant guy who would one day make a top notch President. But he will do better after some heavy-duty executive experience. Not essential, but he’s spent too many years around lawyers and legislators while away from real-world problems.
It’s amazing he is as conservative and passionate as he is.