[entropy12]

[DannyTN]

Walker and Bush have both lost 25 to 30% of their support from 2 weeks ago. The “e” in GOPe now stands for excrementing in their pants.

[GoneSalt]

Trump widens lead over U.S. Republican presidential field: Reuters poll

[Helicondelta]

And according to the Reuters/Ipsos poll, in a two way race Trump beats Jeb by 44% to 29%.

So yeah, as usual, the pundits got everything wrong.

[TaxPayer2000]

The question is:

Who will get the votes from the minor candidates once they drop out?

[flaglady47]

As all the Sunday morning talk show heads and pundits were once again slamming Trump today and saying how he won’t last, nothing would give me greater satisfaction than for Trump to go higher and higher in the polls and then win the primaries. Then they would start in on how Trump could never win the general election, until he does, that is.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Trump may be the ony way to break the stranglehold of The Cheap Labor Express on the GOP.

[SamAdams76]

In before nick caraway.

Trump continues to befuddle and dismay certain people.

[mrsmith]

Oh yeah: YouGov is now teamed with Huffington Post.
It’s polls are not what they used to be.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

All these guys saying Trump is not a conservative are only helping his brand.

What’s Trump’s next Bomb? He has a wide open target in the Democratic Party as a whole. He needs to De-legitimize the whole party by saying radicals have taken it over and give specific examples. Then attack the Republican’s as the less worse party, and say he loathes going third party because of the Ross Perot effect. He needs to leave a big crap on the whole party system.

That would put some things to rest.

[familyop]

United Kingdom for Trump 2016!

YouGov
Wikipedia (as accessed on 7/24/2015)

YouGov (also known as UGov) is an international internet-based market research firm, headquartered in the UK, with operations in Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.[2]

YouGov was founded in the UK in May 2000 by Stephan Shakespeare and Nadhim Zahawi.

Britain falls out of love with America [Survey for The Telegraph.]
The Telegraph (Britain) ^ | 03JUL06 | Anthony King

Tomorrow is the Fourth of July, when Americans celebrate Independence Day. But a YouGov survey for The Daily Telegraph suggests that the Stars and Stripes will be flying at half mast in the eyes of most Britons. There has probably never been a time when America was held in such low esteem on this side of the Atlantic.

[familyop]

Re. last comment,...

"More predictably, most Britons believe America is dominated by big business and preoccupied with money. Large majorities of Britons look down on America as 'vulgar' (65 per cent) and 'uncultured' (56 per cent)."

[familyop]

Trump just blamed 2008 financial crisis on Republicans, said Democrats wouldn’t have done that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFR9UZ42vtQ

Interviewer:
"You have said in that past, that you probably identify more as a Democrat, and you've said that in your view, the economy does better under the Democrats...Why, then, are you running as a Republican?"

Donald Trump [Excerpts]:
"When the economy crashed so horribly under George Bush, because of mistakes they made having to do with banking and lots of other things, I don't think the Democrats would have done that...and that was a Republican thing, now would a Democrat have done those same things, possibly, but, ah, ee, ay, an I,...I have seen things done by Republicans that are not good, and not smart. And I wouldn't do that."

[PGalt]

Thanks for posting. HOORAY Trump