"When I'm president, I'm a different person," Trump told another audience of idolaters this weekend. "I can be the most politically correct person you've ever seen."
Trump will win in Iowa, and beat poll estimates.
Amazing, when you think how little influence all the hate-Trump articles on the internet have over the voters in Iowa.
Really amazing.
The average voter is sick and tired of pundits and politicians.
It is time to put America back to work and the politicians and pundits are non-value added. We really can’t afford your ilk, anymore.
Surprise, surprise, another neocon who doesn’t like Trump.
...Trump's jest at his supporters' expense is that they are utterly undiscerning.
Well put.
And, for a few more days, the media covers statements by Trump more than anything Cruz, Rubio, or other candidates say/do. If Trump can keep the others out of the media he’s got the primaries wrapped up.
The more difficult problem will be to get the media to report on Hillary in the general.
Which means he won't be any different that any other republican elected to office in the last 30 years.
yawn
> “Trump needs Republicans in November less than any of his GOP competitors, and he knows it.”
Stopped reading right there.
“When I’m president, I’m a different person,” Trump told another audience of idolaters this weekend. “I can be the most politically correct person you’ve ever seen.” You might think this admission against interest *****would shake the intellectual foundations of those that gravitated toward Trump due to his unvarnished and unapologetic abstention from tact ***** — a personality quirk his supporters confuse with being “un-politically correct.”
No Cruz fans have to wonder what his next stance will be over tomorrow’s breakfast, as they’ve been consistent since Ted was 10 years old.
“Over the weekend, something remarkable occurred: Trump let the veil slip. In an appearance at an Iowa Christian college, the celebrity candidate marveled at the seeming unflappability of his fans and the reverence they hold for him. “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters, OK?” he joked. “It’s like, incredible.” “
LOL!
These sites are just embarrassing themselves at this point.
I am resigning my self to the fact that Trump will more than likely be our nominee. fear is that Trump has disrupted the conservative movement more than he will the establishment. He will either end up being great or horrible. Either way there will be a lot of “I told you so’s” on FR!
American politics are so depressing. What is wrong with the voters? First eight years of an America-hating, racial-strife-fomenting Marxist, and now we get a liberal charlatan likely in the Republican slot against whichever new Marxist the Dems come up with.
Trump’s party affiliation has changed over the years. Until 1987, he was a Democrat.[4] Then he was a Republican from 1987–99.[3] He then switched to the Reform Party from 1999–2001.[3] From 2001–09 he was a Democrat again,[3] and switched to the Republican Party again from 2009–11.[3] An independent from 2011–12, he returned to the Republican Party where he has remained from 2012–present.[3]
Of course the TrumPETs won’t heed a word of the truth. They are mesmerized by the Piped Piper’s sound byte song.
I think a large degree of Trump’s attraction regardless of his liberal past and liberal slips is his blatant bullying of anyone who dares say No. Because a lot of Americans have been pushed around and left with no power, they clamber to Trump’s bullying which they can not openly and safely practice in their everyday real life. Sadly, its not rational, its escapism, not unlike drugs.
Turns out that the Republican establishment knows that Trump’s opinions have changed. The liberal media can’t get enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTtD-2_VgTQ
I don't know how Trump could 'give up' on the right when he was never really a part of it in the first place.
He's showing his true colors, people. There are none so blind as those who will not see.
I have always felt that a politician is to be judged by the animosities he excites among his opponents.
Winston Churchill