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To: RoosterRedux

Thanks for posting this. I watched Trump speak for the first time last night in NH. He was in NH and cspan covered the entire event. It was very entertaining. However, the calls to cspan afterward were very telling. More than half of the democrats and all of the independents agreed with the republican callers voicing support for Trump. It was quite startling to me but this man resonates with an America starved for an answer to open borders and progressive deficit spending (as echoed by the comments). If he seeks counsel from solid conservatives and crafts policy accordingly, this would be the GOPe and progressive Dems worst nightmare, a single candidate uniting the middle class. Those who easily dismiss this man as a candidate do it at their own risk. We may be seeing an establishment revolt right before our eyes.


22 posted on 08/15/2015 11:57:38 AM PDT by Nicojones
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To: Nicojones

I agree. This whole election is becoming an establishment revolt. I know plenty of people who think they are Democrats, not progressives or socialists, just people who think Democrats are nicer to the middle class, typical busy low info voters, who LOVE the guy. They have been struggling and are now mostly lower middle class without changing anything in their lives. America has gotten worse for them.

And the same with republicans and conservatives, who feel grateful to Trump for killing PC. At least those conservatives who don’t insist on perfection in their candidates.


105 posted on 08/15/2015 6:43:11 PM PDT by Yaelle
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To: Nicojones

You’re right! We the people are sick of the games and lies of the politicians.


109 posted on 08/15/2015 7:33:51 PM PDT by Reagan0704
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