[Hojczyk]

Like Reagan before him, Trump is the great communicator of his time

Trump probably knows what the iron workers and hotel workers think

Looks like he is a hands on ceo

[dp0622]

they HATE the constitution and the 200 million guns.

[Nifster]

Talking
Reality
Upsets
Most
People

Go trump

[CommieCutter]

Reminds me of Back to School.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlVDGmjz7eM

[Snowybear]

Don’t forget us college educated professionals. It’s YUGE.

It didn’t take a civil war. It just took one man to light the fuse.

[bigbob]

Dilbert creator Scott Adams, who admires Trump’s persuasive abilities pointed out that he uses a “4th grade speaking style” because “it worls”. Everything Trump says is clear and understandable to all Americans, there is no question about “nuance” or “what the definition of ‘is’ is”. He speaks to real Americans and if the elites don’t like it, wait what elites??? Have they got a better airplane than Trump? What makes them “elite” anyhow, because they use big words?

[Netz]

While I agree with the author I still think he and many others are locked into a “us and them” analysis. The voters supporting Trump are not JUST “blue-collar” and “undereducated” or “Angry” voters.

No, today, Trump has wide appeal to educated, white collar and concerned, (not angry) voters all across the spectrum. Those of us who support Trump are:

1) Deeply worried that the USA has committed many, devastating self-inflicted wounds both at home and abroad.

2) Intentionally withdrawn from the world stage as a superpower, "superpower" does not mean warmonger.

3) Intentional loss of power, prestige, influence and RESPECT around the world.

4) Tired of Obama’s America 33rd instead of Trump's America 1st.

5) Want to heal the social cohesion of the society which Obama has undone so skilfully.

6) Limit the level of where the US is taking advantage of in terms of trade, business and agreements.

7) Do not want to see a failed Hilliary Clinton continue Obama’s horrendous polices both domestic and foreign.

8) Desire a President who is a straight shooter, a man who tells it like it is and a man who will not be afraid to tell us the unpleasant truths.

We are so deep in the feces that we need a T. Roosevelt of sorts. 9) Lastly, we want a President who loves and respects his country not the current nim-nod, avowed Liberal, European-style, chic & cool, Messiah star whose hubris has no bounds.

So, it is not an ANGRY, BLUE COLLAR voter who is looking to Trump but rather a UUUGE sector of the public who are for national salvation and pride.

No, this is not Hitler in 1932 and anybody who paints Trump as such is just not listening to what the man is actually saying about our people and our nation.

Trump: CHANGE that is genuine!

[Albion Wilde]

Make America Great Again

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Selected Trump articles on FR, from 2:15 PM to 11:59 PM EDT, 5/7/16:
Analysis: 11 key states shift toward Democrats –Rick Moran
Nice! New Georgia Poll shows Trump beating Hillary! –RedStateWatcher
Harry Reid Assails Donald Trump With Adjectives –NYTimes
The 10 Republicans who hate Donald Trump the most –WaPo
Sean Hannity officially endorses Donald Trump for President –TruthFeed
Donald Trump is giving the over-educated geeks who run the world a sharp lesson in reality –Telegraph UK
These California women say they "wised up" and did the unthinkable –RedStateWatcher
Former Speaker of the House Just SMOKED The ‘Establishment’ for NOT Endorsing Trump (video)
Trump tells crowd Clinton wants to 'abolish' Second Amendment –TheHill
Pat Buchanan: Bush Republicanism Is Dead –Breitbart
Saudi Prince Begs America to Reject Trump –Breitbart
NJ MONMOUTH POLL (Trump 70%, Kasich 15%, Cruz 11%)
Trump Invokes Clinton Impeachment In Latest Attack –CNN
Mitt Romney Takes Meeting About Third- Party Run –Newser
Cavuto: GOPers Refusing to Support Trump ‘Sounding Like Babies and Whiners’ –Breitbart
Curly Haugland: Will Republicans Have a Primary or a Convention, and Who Gets to Decide?
Donald Trump Rally at Spokane, Washington Convention Center (video)
Why Trump Winning the Republican Nomination is Good for American Democracy –LibertyBlitzkrieg
Trump Voters: Not So Irrational: (Political scientist who applies the ‘rational choice’ theory... ) –WSJ
Anti-Islamist Leader Geert Wilders Will Travel to GOP Convention to Support Donald Trump –Jim Hoft

[AdaGray]

Weak premise. It has less to do with education than common sense.

[urbanpovertylawcenter]

Trump is the natural progression from Tea Party given control of the house in 2010 and the senate in 2014 which did nothing to thwart the Lying King of Kenya's political action plan to destroy the country.

Trump is the last hope to set the course of America back from the Kenyan’s 11 trillion dollar spending spree.

Reagan bankrupted the USSR and Obama has bankrupted the USA.

[MarvinStinson]

Never have professional politicians and media pundits on both sides of the Atlantic been so completely out of step with vast swathes of the electorate.

[ghosthost]

over educated? not hardly. I wouldn’t call any of them “clever.” Mostly just right place at the right time. zuckerberg is no genius. soros in Wikipedia is called “ currency manipulator,” that’s his job. he’s no genius, just dishonest. no, no brain surgeons, no Thomas Edison’s in the bunch. bunch of lucky queers

[taildragger]

" he is in sync with the zeitgeist."

Seriously now we got a Brit coming over to FR to steal my lines, or slightly rewrite them? It's bad enough Laura said something the other day that was darn close to something I posted ;-).

[dlt]

Great article, thanks for posting. I think this is the first positive Trump article I have seen in a British newspaper.

[Seruzawa]

Undereducated. The usual canard from the “intelligentsia” who gave us Socialism, Eugenics, Keynesian Economics, Common Core and other crazy destructive theories. A pack of fools who had their abilities to observe and think destroyed by being taught volumes of false data in college. Having now made a right mess of things and finally being called on it they fall back on more vapid generalities.

As HL Mencken rightly pointed out, we have an intelligentsia that is not intelligent.