The plot against Donald Trump

New York Post ^ | 10/17/2015 | Michael Walsh

[COBOL2Java]

Is Jeb standing on his tiptoes in that picture?

When is he not?

[Chode]

heh heh heh heh... 100%

[Chode]

yup, i've seen better elementary school performances

[sasportas]

Yeah, and Trump’s numbers and increasing support show it.

>If he keeps providing his opponents with the ammunition they need to bring him down, with statements like this, he won’t continue with such stellar numbers.

I had been warming to Trump somewhat, myself a Cruz supporter, but with such inane, and unnecessary, statements like he just made, I find it very hard to vote for him even he gets the nomination.

I like Trump’s outspokenness, but making statements like this is beyond the pale. We’ll have somebody in office making similar idiotic and stupid statements all the time.

Even if he gets the nomination, I won’t be voting for somebody this stupid.

[Hugin]

No plot is needed, by inferring that 9/11 was George Bush’s fault, Trump is doing quite well bringing himself down.

Actually you are inferring it. Trump might have implied it, but I think he was just responding to Jeb's claim that "Bush kept us safe". I know Jeb meant "after 9/11" but he didn't say that. Factually Trump is correct, but in fairness I don't think any new president could have prevented it.

[sockhead]

Actually, the illiterate girl said “You’re not friend to woman.”

Not only did the girl look nutty, her use of 'woman' instead of women made her appear twice as strange.

[trisham]

A young woman at a campaign event in New Hampshire — self-righteous, hands on hips, a-quiver with indignation — popped up to declare, “I don’t think you’re a friend to women.” (“I knew I shouldn’t have picked her,” Trump immediately joked.)

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Now that's funny.

[Grampa Dave]

Get over yourself.

We don’t need deranged people voting for Trump.

[trisham]

Exactly. It was funny.

[JayGalt]

I find your comment a really strange thing to say.
I really liked and respected GW but he made some mistakes. He was a pillar of strength re 9/11 but he grew government and entitlement spending. We need to learn from mistakes made, not protect our past & present leaders from criticism. GW is a great man in many ways and he would be the first to say he isn’t/wasn’t perfect. His willingness to start the easy money policy on his watch because BO wanted that path was appalling and disastrous but in character.

Trump’s run has been an amazing gift to America because he has called out many of the elephants in the room. He is the first public figure that has addressed our problems pragmatically rather than politically and held people to account for their records. I say great. Go Trump.
Whether he wins or not he has helped America to at least open a public discourse that may turn our country back to solvency and productiveness.

[trisham]

LOL!

[Catsrus]

Oh, and someone who voted for TPA and the Corker bill isn’t stupid? Those votes hurt America, Trump’s words do not. Sure, you are warming to Trump - liar!

[moehoward]

“I wanna Oompa Loompa NOW”!

[trisham]

Well, good.

[miss marmelstein]

Thank you, Trish!

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

That’s a demonic little whore in that picture.

And the redhead is no good, either.

[ForYourChildren]

As another poster said....

“Soooooo...the little snot is pro-choice (pro-death), and she’s working for Bush. I’ll be darned...”

[miss marmelstein]

Yes! You and I were the only ones to notice that peculiar grammatical mistake. Even Trump didn’t pick up on it - although being polite, he may have ignored it.

[Caipirabob]

Wow...I could see her carrying this particular psychosis right into a relationship and making a man's life a living hell.

[hoagy62]

I heard about the incident, but never saw the perpetrator before today.

I look at her, and I think of a word...what was it?...Oh, yeah...b***hslap.