What is being misunderstood is that this is not so much about Trump as it is about the Republican party, which has lied repeatedly over the last several decades and, when in power, has failed to deliver on any of its promises despite having the ability to do so.
The mealy-mouthed games have finally awakened the people of this country who understand that there is a Constitution and it has meaning -- the original meaning in the words, not some load of crap after-the-fact that happens to be convenient for you at the time.
The cuckservative games, whether condescending crap that spews repeatedly from John McCain, the crying of Boehner, the outright lies of Ryan and McMorris-Rodgers and more have finally reached the point that the people of this country with a view toward the original intent and wisdom of the founders of this nation, never mind the Republican structure of our government, have simply had enough.
We're not going to vote for another McCain, no matter what name he has. We're not going to vote for a Bush who takes credit for a Florida "economic miracle" that was in fact all built on housing market leverage, liar loans and illegal mexican labor. We're not going to vote for those who claim to be opposed to virtually every program President Obama has championed and led yet while holding the power of the purse to stop every last one of them they were instead funded, continued and expanded!
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The other major "Trumpism" that went unnoticed is his admission that he buys and sells politicians. He paid the Clintons to come to his wedding and they showed up, like good little puppets. American politicians are for sale. This is a charge that none of his opponents can dismiss.
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Here is a vid to make you smile:
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Cute! :)
DeleteAs much as the political process needs turning on its head, the tree of liberty is badly rotted and Donald Trump is no tree surgeon.
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Both parties are having their moments of chaos but the differences in where the chaos exists is rather enlightening. The chaos for the republicans is in the leadership level where there is a battle between statist rinos and conservative republicans. The chaos for the democrats is in the followership which consists of special victim groups vying for the attention of the organized socialist leadership. If republican conservatives can keep exposing the statist rinos ruling the party there is a good chance for a good candidate to emerge. For the Dem socialists it is a chore to keep the various victim groups from destroying the party leadership and to maintain victim cohesion. It's a fun watch so far.
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DeleteThis says it all. Have you donated?
ReplyDeleteRon Paul is the only oneI have ever donated money to. Just think how different we would be now if he had won in either 2008 or 2012. I remember there was a day in December of 2011 when I thought he actually might win.
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