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I got to make a case for Trump as the tertiary party candidate on air at the taping today at Mercury One. Glenn made his views on Trump being a "loose cannon" because he says what the nation needs to hear; however, he does not present a plan to restore the proper balance of power between our three branches of government. His concern that Trump is causing chaos and would be another out of control executive power is not disputed by me. I simply said that Trump is beating the left at their own game of creating chaos with tools such as the media and swaying public opinion. Their use of Cloward-Piven is extremely more nefarious than any Trump card I have seen played. For the "lesser of evils" only have two choices crowd, I tried to make the point of Trump or Hitlery - how can anything coming out of a Trump presidency get worse? For those that that see the show today, I apologize for not getting in my hello freepers plug I had planned.
1 posted on 08/26/2015 9:11:12 PM PDT by MikeSteelBe
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To: MikeSteelBe

Got a link? Would like to watch it.


2 posted on 08/26/2015 9:25:17 PM PDT by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind. ~Steve Earle)
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To: MikeSteelBe

well thanks for injecting some sanity on beck. my point of view: trump is currently a wrecking ball for the GOPe. as long as he’s about just that, it’s a good. if he takes out the national GOP all the better, it destablizes the d.c. republocrat party as it needs both dem and GOPe legs to stand. so even if he’s purely a dem or chamber plant, he’s already a better choice than any *insider* dem or GOP candidate (e.g. jeb, clinton, fiorina, huckabee, etc).


3 posted on 08/26/2015 9:49:22 PM PDT by dadfly
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