Establishment Republicans Panic, NH Voters Respond to Trump: ‘Can’t be Bought, Won’t Back Down’

breitbart.com ^ | 7/1/15

[cotton1706]

National Journal reports from New Hampshire:

“[I]t’s Donald Trump whose showing in recent polls could give him center-stage status at televised debates that start in just five weeks.

“Our country is honestly going to hell,” Trump said at a house party in Bedford, an upper-middle class community just outside Manchester. “The illegals are pouring into the country…. It’s far worse than anybody knows.”

Trump offered a rambling monologue that stressed his ability to solve the nation’s problems because of his business acumen and his smarts – particularly compared to the “third-rate” governors and senators running in the Republican primary.”

[cotton1706]

The Establishment is DESPERATE to keep control of the electorate of NH, for NH gives them momentum going into the South.

[ilovesarah2012]

I am seriously considering voting for him if for no other reason than to make liberals’ heads explode.

[ZULU]

Yup. There men are Bush, Kasich and Christie. The good news is the RINO establishment will have its 25% of the vote diluted among several candidates this time around. Cruz or Trump are the best alternatives for us.

[bkepley]

Geeze...take a break Breibart. You used to be a classy joint when A.B. was alive.

[abclily]

Go, Trump!

[junta]

All he has to do is explicitly come out against Political Correctness yet at the same time remain vague about any particular issue so as to not get bogged down in left wing hysteria and Trump wins, easily.

[Cowman]

I am seriously considering voting for him if for no other reason than to make liberals’ heads explode.?

Before you do that consider if you will the pure deliciousness of the Bernie Sanders / Ted Cruz debates.

[nathanbedford]

I remember my very first vanity on FreeRepublic criticizing George W. Bush for his failure to close the border long before the issue had become settled conservative politics of opposition to open borders and amnesty. I was berated for that vanity because the majority conservative opinion at a time when we hoped to win the Iraq war insisted on supporting George Bush in all things.

I criticized George Bush for permitting a condition to arise in which we would never win another national election. Now Ari Fleischer pops up to support his old boss for whom he was a mouthpiece by saying that we are offending the very same electorate that George Bush condoned or actually created. The Bush family predilection for unrestrained Hispanic immigration is now fully obvious to all of us. George Bush had the power as president of the United States quietly and effectively to enforce the immigration laws which were not limited to merely shutting down the border but to prosecuting offending employers who unfairly competed against their competition by hiring cheap illegal immigrants. He could have done this with minimal blowback from in the existing Hispanic community who could vote in America.

Bush would not.

Today, we are in this mess largely because George Bush wanted it this way. This pious advice from a Rino like Ari Fleischer makes any red-blooded conservative fiercely determined to stop any member of the Bush family from getting anywhere near the Oval Office.

[ilovesarah2012]

Excellent (rubbing my hands together and smiling diabolically).

[cripplecreek]

All he has to do is explicitly come out against Political Correctness yet at the same time remain vague about any particular issue

And that is exactly why I will never waste a vote on a carnival barker like Trump.

[junta]

I will I’m tired of your establishment candidates being rolled by PC, your fault for wasting our efforts

[fortheDeclaration]

Well at least Trump is making this amusing!

[Soul of the South]

President George H.W. Bush also contributed to opening the floodgates. He signed the immigration act of 1990 which greatly increased the number of visas based on family ties.

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=19117

[cripplecreek]

You’re the American Idle moron who wants a candidate who won’t tell you anything.

The ultimate low info voter.

Do us all a favor and skip voting altogether.

[rrrod]

Excellent point. Diluting the RINO vote can only help conservatives...but at the same time support for the fringe candidates needs to fade.

[nathanbedford]

Right. The whole Bush family is rancid with the taint of immigration treachery. Jeb Bush has explicitly admitted condoning these policies.

The idea that America should be carved up into racial enclaves is repugnant to the entire American experiment, is repugnant to whatever noble portion that might have belonged to the north animating them in Civil War, is repugnant to all the self-righteous pronouncements of people like the Bushes about racial equality.

Sold out to big corporate interests who want cheap labor, these establishment Republicans have condoned what they know must be so in their hearts, the left wants a majority population of color to give them an unbreakable chokehold on the country which starts at the polls but will never end there.

[central_va]

We have high unemployment high, levels of immigration and no tariffs.

Can we try low or no immigration and high tariffs and see what happens to unemployment?

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Albert Einstein

[USS Alaska]

Geeze...take a break Breibart. You used to be a classy joint when A.B. was alive.

Man, you really hate trump.

I'm on Cruz control, but I'm loving the donald and his kick'em in the balls approach to demonRATs, the media and fudge pack'en rinos.

Piss on all of them, smack'em in the mouth, roll'em over and do it again.

[bkepley]

That’s true I hated him since I saw him try to humiliate Merv Griffin after they did a deal. Trump is scum.

[Jim Noble]

He does ramble, and it's going to cost him votes.

He's rich enough that he doesn't have to take advice. He may or may not be smart enough to know that's a problem.

If you are already a TV star WITHOUT coaching, and your TV stardom is a mere sideline to your business, why would you hire a debate coach? IDK.

The immigration thing may sweep all before him, though. We'll see.