[IncPen]

At one point the lead story on the front page of The New York Times quoted prominent authorities on justice and law, including several who are staunch Republicans and conservatives, worrying that the election Trump could literally pose a threat to the rule of law and the constitutional separation of powers.

Translation: The New York Times was able to produced unsourced, fear-mongering opinions in support of its bias.

[Ohioan]

If we focus on the overriding issue, putting America & the Americans "first," in all actions by the Government, we will break the back of the contrived narrative of the internationalists against Trump. The things that they keep harping about, all demonstrate that they do not put America and the Americans first.

This is a debate, which if properly waged, will blow the internationalists out of the water. The Constitution clearly intended an "America first" policy; and that, combined with the fact that most of the electorate still consider themselves Americans, makes for a successful campaign. (Just think how much baggage the Trump detractors are carrying with respect to such an emphasis.)

See The Issue.