Explaining the Trump poll numbers

Hot Air ^ | July 10, 2015 | Bruce McQuain

[Theodore R.]

Peggy Noonan is just another example of the limited success of Reaganism.

[samtheman]

Why will be fade?

[2ndDivisionVet]

Ask the geniuses at Hot Air and the Wall Street Journal. My crystal ball is in the shop.

[samtheman]

They seem so certain. Like its a given.

[sushiman]

Why do you think Trump dropped his “ orangutan “ lawsuit against Maher ?

[Bluestocking]

Only Donald Trump has ‘’that shocking zing of fire-and-be-damned-to-you, so absolutely absent in every other ... man’’ or woman running for the Republican presidential nomination.

But if Donald Trump is serious about winning the presidency he’ll cut his hair. Otherwise, it will all be a circus performance on his part. Presidential aspirants are supposed to want to improve life for all Americans, not just for the political cartoonists and late-night comedians who would be covering him during his presidency.

[freedomfiter2]

You left out his statement regarding “trade” agreements that aren’t in America’s interests.

[Kickass Conservative]

I met Her at a CPAC gathering Years ago when she was younger, prettier and kind of made sense.

I’ve fallen out of like, but somehow I’ll get over it.

[Din Maker]

They think he’s real, that he’s under nobody’s thumb, that maybe he’s a big-mouth but he’s a truth-teller. He’s afraid of no one, he’s not politically correct. He’s rich and can’t be bought by some billionaire, because he is the billionaire. He’s talking about what people are thinking and don’t feel free to say. He can turn the economy around because he made a lot of money, so he probably knows how to make jobs. He is a fighter. People want a fighter. Maybe he’s impolitic but he’s better than some guy who filters everything he says through a screen of political calculation.

Hey Peggy; you had to ask three of your DemocRAT friends in order to get the above information as to why Trump is popular and doing so well? You're a little late. Everyone else figured that out weeks ago.

Now, get back to hanging out with your DemocRAT buddies. I remember the '80s when you had some semblance of a Conservative, but, you slowly morphed into a RINO. I can't believe Hot Air is running your articles. Most Conservatives don't give a rat's a** about anything you have to say.

[Din Maker]

She’d make a better first lady than that “Bubble-butt”, racist b**ch we have for First Lady now.

[Din Maker]

They think he’s real, that he’s under nobody’s thumb, that maybe he’s a big-mouth but he’s a truth-teller. He’s afraid of no one, he’s not politically correct. He’s rich and can’t be bought by some billionaire, because he is the billionaire. He’s talking about what people are thinking and don’t feel free to say. He can turn the economy around because he made a lot of money, so he probably knows how to make jobs. He is a fighter. People want a fighter. Maybe he’s impolitic but he’s better than some guy who filters everything he says through a screen of political calculation.

Hey Peggy; you had to ask three of your DemocRAT friends in order to get the above information as to why Trump is popular and doing so well? You're a little late. Everyone else figured that out weeks ago.

Now, get back to hanging out with your DemocRAT buddies. I remember the '80s when you had some semblance of a Conservative, but, you slowly morphed into a RINO. I can't believe Hot Air is running your articles. Most Conservatives don't give a rat's a** about anything you have to say.

[Din Maker]

The other day another FReeper said that if it came down to this in 2016: Hillary (Dem.), Jeb (GOP) and The Donald (Indy), that is a 3-way race that Trump will win.

Normally, I wouldn’t give a Third Party candidate the chance of that proverbial snowball in hell. But, I think our FReeper friend could very well be right on this one.

[sushiman]

As Stalin once said , and I paraphrase , “ It’s not who votes , it’s who counts the votes . “ Ours are tallied overseas .

[miss marmelstein]

Noonan is way past her sell-by date. Boring, loquacious, affected. Did I say boring? Today, she’d sniff at Ronald Reagan.