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Night of the Trumpster
US Defense Watch ^ | March 2, 2016 | Ray Starmann

Posted on 03/02/2016 3:51:30 PM PST by pboyington

Super Tuesday was nearly a Trumpageddon, as the Man with the Golden Do secured victories in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, Arkansas, Vermont and Massachusetts. Trump blew out the opposition in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Massachusetts. He came close to taking Alaska, did well in Oklahoma and somehow came in third in Minnesota, home of Somalian run caucuses, 10,000 lakes and an apparent victory belonging to Marco “Birdcage” Rubio.

With several states still reporting their vote count, Trump currently has 316 delegates, which places him above Karl Rove’s magical 300 number for Super Tuesday success. Trump won in New England and won south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Wasps, Boston Catholics, Good Old Boys, Good-Hearted Women, Soccer Moms, vets, military personnel, Hispanics, hard hats and the unemployed all cast a vote for Mr. Trump.

The American people know the gravity of the situation. The American people are struggling and know the GOP Establishment is more interested in their own welfare than the greater good of the nation.

The American people are tired of being used like pawns that power brokers move around on a chessboard during clandestine Manhattan meetings where multi-million dollar deals are made.

Trump is the last great hope for America. He is beholden to no one and therefore a threat to corrupt, power-hungry lobbyists, Super PACs, corporations, defense contractors, offshore billionaires and foreign governments who have profited from the complete demise of the American people and the total destruction of the US economy.

The American people get it. Trump gets it. The GOP Establishment doesn’t have a clue. Heck, they’re planning on rolling out Romney when Rubio drowns in a South Beach foam bath of votes for Trump on March 15th.

Ted Cruz won in Texas, Oklahoma and Alaska. Cruz, to his credit, had worked hard in his home state and seemed to realize that to lose in your home state is the death knell to any campaign. Cruz showed that he can win in his home state and neighbor to the north, Oklahoma. Cruz is the master of garnering votes in rural states like Alaska, where the primary mode of communication is the Pony Express.

Cruz has two problems. One, he is looked as being crooked as a barrel of monkeys. He’s the guy dealing you a Dead Man’s Hand in a West Texas saloon, while throwing down a full house that he pulled out from his boot. Cruz is also more of a regional candidate than anything. He claimed he was going to win the South last night. He won part of the Southwest, but was crushed in the Southeast.

Cruz was destroyed in Massachusetts, literally drowned in clam chowder and run down by Volvos. Cruz is the fly over country candidate. It’s doubtful Karl Rove and company think Cruz is a viable national candidate, but in the current panic state, be prepared for anything.

Rubio is the current Koch Brothers poster child. They’re pouring millions into the South Florida Bubble Boy. There’s just one problem. Rubio can’t win. Rubio used to come across as just young and motivated. Now, after selling his soul to the Koch Brothers, he’s the virtual Faust of the GOP, saying anything, doing anything for the greater good of Rubio and a hated Establishment. Rubio has become the Cuban Kamikaze. The public ain’t buying it. Look for a Rubio implosion on Saturday and in the weeks ahead as he flies straight into the deck of the USS Trump, which will still be standing.

There were initial reports of voting machine malfunctions in Travis County, Texas and Boston yesterday. Now, there are reports of voter fraud in Virginia. It didn’t make a difference in Boston and one wonders what kind of shenanigans took place in Travis County and Virginia Beach. You also have to wonder what was going on in Minnesota. Rubio securing a victory is about as rare as a Chicago Cubs World Series appearance.

Cruz had a solid victory in Texas and the GOP Establishment hates his guts, so any tampering to help Cruz is possible, but doubtful. Saturday looks good for Mr. Trump. Trump may sweep Kansas, Kentucky, Maine and Louisiana.

Right now, Trump is an unstoppable force. He is the voice of the New American Revolution, a revolution of ballots, not bullets.

The GOP Establishment would be wise to get out of his way.


TOPICS: Government; Politics
KEYWORDS: cruz; gop; rubio; trump

1 posted on 03/02/2016 3:51:30 PM PST by pboyington
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To: pboyington

TTTT


2 posted on 03/02/2016 3:53:00 PM PST by Guenevere (If.the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do....)
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To: pboyington
Marco “Birdcage” Rubio

lol!!

3 posted on 03/02/2016 3:54:06 PM PST by TomServo
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To: Guenevere

Florida has suddenly become a firewall for Trump. A win is great, a strong 2nd is fair, 3rd place and bad things start happening.


4 posted on 03/02/2016 4:00:49 PM PST by Fhios (Going Donald Trump is as close to going John Galt as we'll get.)
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To: pboyington

Kinda late for the establishment to back Cruz. They joined the foam boy and blew bubbles. Might be better for Cruz to play the long game and keep his integrity now.


5 posted on 03/02/2016 4:03:48 PM PST by justa-hairyape (The user name is sarcastic. Although at times it may not appear that way.)
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To: pboyington

A very good article.

And on a different note, say NO to Romney!


6 posted on 03/02/2016 4:05:45 PM PST by Daniel Ramsey (You don't have to like Trump, his enemies certainly don't.)
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To: pboyington

This is an extremely good analysis. Best I’ve seen so far, but I’m not sure about Saturday. Aren’t they all closed primaries? thats tougher for Trump. I still think he wins Maine handily (LePage will help him out) and Louisiana (Cruz and Rubio aren’t campaigning there at all), but Kentucky and Kansas could go Cruz. For sure little Marco the android chihuaha isn’t winning anything.

Remember his speech:

“Over the coming weeks, I AM GOING TO DO EVERYTHING IN MY POWER TO ENSURE I BECOME THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES!”

What a narcisist. Nothing about how he is going to help America, its just about him and his despicable Cuban ego. The emperor has no clothes, and neither does the greasy fag at the foam party... much to everyone’s disgust.


7 posted on 03/02/2016 4:07:05 PM PST by Viennacon
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To: pboyington

Trump sure has smoked out a lot of people, and exposed who they really are. We now have Cruz and Rubio running ads claiming that Trump supports the KKK, a very typical leftist tactic. We have Glenn Beck (aligned with Cruz) screaming “racist” and “Nazi” at anyone who disagrees with him, more leftist tactics, if you can’t win the argument, accuse your opponent of being a racist.

We have dozens of neo-cons putting their anti-Trump derangement on the pages of National Review Weakly Standard, and elsewhere. His primary offense appears to be his wanting to control our borders, and put an end to the 3rd World invasion, and his ability to finance his own campaign without groveling and begging for their money, and his attacks on their cherished media.


8 posted on 03/02/2016 4:14:49 PM PST by euram
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To: euram

And we have Rush describing Cruz as the “ideal” conservative candidate, honest as the day is long, the heir of Ronald Reagan... ad nauseam.


9 posted on 03/02/2016 4:19:55 PM PST by Pravious
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To: pboyington

We need a 60s garage band to remake this song as a Trump theme, “Night of the Trumpster”:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83kYS1bEmjk


10 posted on 03/02/2016 4:20:05 PM PST by bigbob ("Victorious warriors win first and then go to war" Sun Tzu.)
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To: Fhios
I don't take much stock in polls really, but they show him with a commanding lead so far.
11 posted on 03/02/2016 4:22:59 PM PST by Robert DeLong (u)
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To: Daniel Ramsey; pboyington

say NO to Romney!. . .

with watery, rotting fruit. Maybe he’ll remember this time.

Great article, pboyington. Thanks!


12 posted on 03/02/2016 4:23:07 PM PST by KGeorge
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To: Robert DeLong

I was blindsided by Oklahoma.


13 posted on 03/02/2016 4:29:13 PM PST by Fhios (Going Donald Trump is as close to going John Galt as we'll get.)
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To: Fhios

Ah, stuff happens We may all be blindsided by the GOPe before it is all over. Then the GOPe will have destroyed the Party all by themselves.


14 posted on 03/02/2016 4:31:52 PM PST by Robert DeLong (u)
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To: Fhios

Me too but I expected Cruz to win Arkansas and he did not.


15 posted on 03/02/2016 4:57:44 PM PST by jospehm20
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To: pboyington
Trump won 25 more delegates than Cruz last night. Elections Here’s The Latest Delegate Count For Republicans, Democrats After Super Tuesday Alex Pfeiffer Reporter 10:47 AM 03/02/2016 Trump Slams Hillary Clinton For Wanting To Use Powerball Winnings To Fund Her Campaign [images via Getty] With Super Tuesday wrapped up, the candidates have received the support of new delegates. See below to where they stand in the race for the nomination. Democratic Party: 1. Hillary Clinton: 577 delegates (486 gained from Super Tuesday) plus an additional 457 superdelegates 2. Bernie Sanders: 386 delegates (321 gained from Super Tuesday) plus an additional 22 superdelegates The nominee must win 2,383 delegates. Republican Party: 1. Donald Trump: 316 delegates (234 gained from Super Tuesday) 2. Ted Cruz  97% : 226 delegates (209 gained from Super Tuesday) 3. Marco Rubio  79% : 106 delegates (90 gained from Super Tuesday) 4. John Kasich: 25 delegates (19 gained from Super Tuesday) 5. Ben Carson: 8 delegates (3 gained from Super Tuesday) Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2016/03/02/trump-clinton-lead-delegate-race-after-super-tuesday/#ixzz41nUA0cUe
16 posted on 03/02/2016 5:52:42 PM PST by libbylu (Cruz: The truth with a smile.)
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To: Daniel Ramsey

I tweeted Romney. Told him he lost, is irrelevant so stay home and shut up.. Think he cares?


17 posted on 03/02/2016 9:31:40 PM PST by tinamina
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