[Williams]

Can’t say on Trump but please explain to me how or why the republican party can kick out anyone who thinks Obama should show his birth certificate.

I’m not a birther, but sick of democrats pretending to be outraged by people who question them.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I reject the author’s premise.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Nonsense. The GOP would never jump a shark. They’d see the shark and run away screaming and crying about how they’d just seen a shark. Then, they’d hide somewhere and try and come up with a plan to negotiate feeding themselves to the shark slowly, one body part at a time, so they got to live as long as possible. They’d do this in exchange for the shark promising to go away afterwards.

[NewJerseyJoe]

ping for later

[Christian Engineer Mass]

Elections are won on turnout today. People are extremely energized against bummer. In far greater numbers than the few leftist whiners were against Bush

[4rcane]

Trump is a trojan horse. Some freepers are still stuck on stupid

[outhousepatrol]

But he is hot on the trail of Obama........18 months till the election...HE WILL KEEP THE HEAT ON, will anyone else?

[fish hawk]

Settle down people. Trump is not going to be the candidate we are all going to vote for BUT what he is doing right now is a good thing. He has RINOs, Democrats and the Leftwing rags all up set that he is getting all the attention now. If nothing else it will hurt Romney and the Elite nose in the air A.H.s like Rove etc.

[ICCtheWay]

I know Trump’s record - always have ... but anyone who can get headlines bashing obama - then more power to him while he can ... Trump is not a Conservative savior - but let him beat up on obama for a while...

[ClearCase_guy]

Obama's many "identity" problems will destroy him. Trump seems to have been the only one who really realized the extreme vulnerability here. We're talking multiple felonies by the guy in the oval office.

I fully support Sarah, but I am disappointed that she tried to soft peddle the BC and focus on other things. The BC is the big issue and we should not let our opponents convince us that there's "nothing there".

[Mr. Silverback]

I guess the folks at the Constitution Club have never seen push polling.

I guess they’ve never seen news organizations use polls to promote a candidate or policy position.

I guess it hasn’t occurred to them that almost all of the people supporting Trump in these polls have no idea he’s a major pro-abort gungrabber.

I guess they didn’t notice that President Giuliani was several points up on the GOP field at this point in 2007.

I guess they really do believe that the American people would vote for Charlie Sheen over Sarah Palin in a presidential race, because a pool says so.

Give me a bleedin’ break.

[UCFRoadWarrior]

Another of these “I love Karl Rove hate Birthers Mitt is itt lets kick the Birthers out of the GOP Trump is George Soros” posts

The GOP will lose in 2012 if they kick the Birthers out. Try winning without the base.

[ncalburt]

what is this ? some phony website in someone’s garage?

please stop posting this nonsense.

[AmericanVictory]

The “Constitution Club” seems quite a misnomer for a person or entity that is clearly of the opinion that seeking to see the Constitution adhered to on point is an indication of being a nut.

[TruthHound]

Many Freepers are Trump drunk and thinking that the warm body they’ve got in their bed is Morgan Fairchild.

I can’t wait to see their expression when they wake up the next morning and realize they’re lying next to Helen Thomas.

[Reagan Man]

>>>>>Trump is a dead end...

You got that right. Trump is more liberal then Giuliani, a bigger liar then Romney and crazier than Ron Paul. Trump is no conservative.

[Rabin]

the Constitution Club, Kinda like “fact check”? Mmmm Rab smells a rat.

“joke candidate and conspiracy nut Donald Trump is leading the Republican Presidential field by 9 points”, pretty hefty nut / joke.

Go for it DT.

[fr_freak]

For the love of Pete, why is it so difficult for people to understand why Trump is getting so much support right now? I've got your answer here, so read carefully:

It's BALLS, people. The Republicans, regardless of whether they profess to be on the right side of issues, have none of them. Your rank-and-file American wants to see our brilliant Constitution honored. They want to see laws upheld and enforced. They want to see values shared and defended. But the feckless GOPers, who are nothing more than slightly less anti-American political hacks, will do none of those things because they are cowardly, amoral, entrenched bureaucrats who couldn't run the Slurpee machine at 7-11 for a week straight without getting a good and proper ass-chewing for gross incompetence.

It really is very simple. You want the support of the American people (the real ones)? Just stand up. Pick an American principle, any principle, and STICK WITH IT. FIGHT FOR IT. SPEAK UP FOR IT. The people will love and respect you for it, and just might vote you into office despite your other flaws.

We, as a people, hunger for a statesman who actually believes in something. We hunger for a statesman whose dedication to an ideal is so strong that it outweighs his petty self-interest, that it subdues his fear, that it propels him out of bed in the morning when he is weary and wounded and would much rather give in. We are desperate to see even half the commitment to American ideals in a statesman that the average GI has shown when cold, wet and frightened in a foreign land.

Is Trump that statesman? Probably not. But when a man has crawled through the desert for days and just about given up hope for his own survival, even the most rancid, bitter, bug-infested pool of water will appear as manna from the heavens.

Whoever wants to win the next election should take note.

[Lazlo in PA]

Obama is vulnerable, but still enjoys the support of roughly half the population,

So "roughly half" is now 41%? Obummers polls are in the toilet. He is beginning to lose blacks in some polling. This article is a loser.

[sten]

i’m behind Trump on the push for eligibility clarification / proof

beyond that, no... i don’t think he’d be the kind of president we need. i prefer my presidents to be inspiring leaders, not cut-throaty business types. (noting that business types and cut-throat business types are different)