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Donald J. Trump Will Be the Next President of the United States
Freedom Outpost ^ | 12/13/2015 | Tony Elliott

Posted on 12/13/2015 5:03:27 AM PST by HomerBohn

Whether you happen to like Donald J. Trump or not, the fact is, he represents the will of the vast majority of American people. Not since Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy has there been a candidate who represents the ideas and ideals of US citizens who believe in traditional American values, Patriotism, and a government ruled by the constitution as Donald Trump.

If Trump stays in it, he is going to be the next President of the United States, and it clearly shows in the socialist establishment in Washington, as they have gone beyond panic mode into what amounts to nothing more than outright war in attempts to stop him.

Both Democrats and Republicans, who are part of the socialist spider that has crept into all aspects of US politics over the last few decades, see Trump as the end of business as usual and a return to traditional America.

From the Oval Office down, the attempts to discredit Trump are in full swing. Recently, Obama called Trump's Syrian refugee policy shameful and added that this is not what we are, but not before personally attacking Trump's hair. The Administration also went as far as to say Trump should be disqualified because of his anti-Muslim hatred.

We hear the same from Paul Ryan, the new Speaker of the House, who calls Trump's Syrian refugee policy UN-American.

The government propaganda outlets masquerading as mainstream media are also doing their best to discredit Trump and even go as far as to compare him and his policies to Adolf Hitler. If any policy should be compared to Adolf Hitler, it is virtually all of Obama's policies and his complete disregard for the US constitution as the rule of law.

The fact is, most Americans are tired of the lies and destructive policies coming from their so-called elected officials. The vast majority of people in the US want to see the millions of illegal aliens sent back to where they came from and have a wall built along the border with Mexico. Most Americans do not want hundreds of thousands of so-called Syrian refugees coming to their country.

The millions of illegals are a strain on an already failing economy, and the prospect of a vast amount of Syrian refugees would be devastating. After decades of runaway spending in Washington, the US no longer has the money to take care of its own, much less make things worse by adding more refugees who will end up costing billions.

One fact that most seem to forget is just how does the government intend to welcome hundreds of thousands of Mid-Easterners into the country when they still have thousands upon thousands of illegals still housed on military bases throughout the country because they do not know what to do with them? The answer is most Mid-Eastern immigrants will be housed at military bases also, each costing around $300.00 a day, as do the illegal aliens from Mexico and Central America.

Thus, Trump's policy on so-called Syrian refugees is the most sensible.

Many of us believe the elections are rigged, since we went to electronic balloting. If this is the case, and Donald Trump, even with his endless amount of support is mysteriously edged out by a less popular candidate in the general elections, it will be the beginning of the second Civil War. So, what we have here is a revolution against tyranny in Donald Trump, who must win in '16 or see massive moves against the Washington dictatorship by the American people.


TOPICS: Business/Economy; Constitution/Conservatism; Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: antiimmigration; democrat; elections; immigration; presidenttrump; trump; trumpcruz; trumpstheone; trumpwasright
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To: HomerBohn

When did we get the idea that the President must be omnipotent and know everything about everything? There are no such men, nor are there such women Hillary.
Isn’t it enough to elect a leader who demonstrates a prerequisite love for his country and a talent for organization and delegating responsibilities to other talented people?


61 posted on 12/13/2015 6:31:40 AM PST by ez (Abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is... - Milton)
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To: Tupelo

My sentiments also. If Trump is the nominee, I’ll support him.It’s time to stop playing mister nice guy.


62 posted on 12/13/2015 6:33:19 AM PST by refermech
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To: HomerBohn

I said to family and like-minded co-workers, “Remember this day Aug 9, 2015 - Trump is our next president”


63 posted on 12/13/2015 6:49:16 AM PST by PGalt
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To: HomerBohn

This once great country needs an enema and the Donald and/or Cruz are the only ones that could get it done.


64 posted on 12/13/2015 6:53:15 AM PST by kenmcg
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To: HomerBohn
Still donating to Cruz, but I'm good with it if it comes to pass...

Any that really want Cruz vs. Trump need to get off the pot and start giving tangible support vs. word-play.....

Now for a short public service announcement to all on FR:
We need to ensure we don't get another Obama-like America Hater as the next President.
The best way to ensure that is to actively support a candidate as the next President.
I prefer Cruz and my money goes to his campaign, hence the Cruz link. If you like someone else, donate to him/her (find your own link to do it) and if you use FR and don't donate, then please don't complain about the welfare leeches or those who have Obama Phones because, functionally, you are no different than any other FReeloader

PS - If you are one of those who cannot afford even a small donation to FR or a candidate, God Bless and happy FReeping!.....

GO CRUZ!! Keep it up Trump!!

Donate to FR

Donate to Cruz

Donate to FR

65 posted on 12/13/2015 6:53:27 AM PST by trebb (Where in the the hell has my country gone?)
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To: HomerBohn

This article sums up the situation here in the US better than any other I have read. Its Trump or Civil War IMO.


66 posted on 12/13/2015 7:19:31 AM PST by Georgia Girl 2 (The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped)
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To: erod

That is why Santorum won the last nomination.


67 posted on 12/13/2015 7:34:06 AM PST by jospehm20
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To: ez

...elect a leader who demonstrates a prerequisite love for his country and a talent for organization...delegating to talented people.

Very good. And for completeness, I would add: a reverence for our free enterprise system and our Constitutional principles.


68 posted on 12/13/2015 7:34:48 AM PST by poconopundit (When the people shall become so corrupted as to need despotic government. Franklin, Const. Conv.)
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To: HomerBohn

It looks like the Media has figured out that attacking Trump doesn’t help them much. This Sunday morning it’s all about “investigating” who these racist, bumpkin, backwoods extremist are that support this modern day Hitler.


69 posted on 12/13/2015 7:42:37 AM PST by The Toll
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To: gop4lyf

It is a bit worrisome that Carson has made comments to the effect he may run as a 3rd party candidate...would take away some votes from Trump or Cruz if he did. Carson wouldn’t be strong enough in my opinion to make a 3rd party run, altho’ Trump may be. I remember years and years ago, Trump ran an open letter in the Fresno Bee with his political views and his desire to be President at that time...never came to anything then, but it shows it has been on his bucket list for many years.


70 posted on 12/13/2015 7:54:10 AM PST by kiltie65
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To: marktwain

And the Kennedy presidency destroyed the Kennedy family...reminds me of something I learned in Catholic school long ago and can’t quite remember, but the gist was, “what does it matter if you gain the wealth of the whole world, but suffer the loss of your own soul.”


71 posted on 12/13/2015 8:02:21 AM PST by kiltie65
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To: HomerBohn

We need Trump as president to bring back America’s dignity. Beating on him is unamerican and not who we are.
I put my pistol on every morning now just like the wild west. We live in compromised times our government is not! protecting us and we must be safe until the return of true Americans to help US.


72 posted on 12/13/2015 8:09:50 AM PST by Recompennation
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To: poconopundit

Agreed!!!


73 posted on 12/13/2015 8:24:15 AM PST by ez (Abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is... - Milton)
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To: HomerBohn

“The millions of illegals are a strain on an already failing economy, and the prospect of a vast amount of Syrian refugees would be devastating. After decades of runaway spending in Washington, the US no longer has the money to take care of its own, much less make things worse by adding more refugees who will end up costing billions.”


The simple fact is that all of these illegals, the Syrian refugees, and a lot of the H1b visa holders collectively represent the greatest threat to the average working person that has ever existed in this country. I believe that the reason that Trump seems to have about 25% support in the black community is that he is making light of this fact, and strongly indicating that he will reverse it. We have 50% unemployment among black youth, and probably 15% unemployment among black adults, if not more. The Democratic Party has promised and promised and promised the black community that it would do something for them. However, all that it has done is pay them enough money to not riot that much and to keep voting for them. The absolute despair that comes from not being able to effectively compete for jobs is beginning to make that arrangement unravel. I think that Trump has the single greatest opportunity to reverse the Democratic hold on black voters since Roosevelt. He speaks of defending the people of this country, not just in a physical sense but also economically. He is a man who simply is not part of the big government structure, but rather is someone who has had to deal with it.

Yes, of course, he has many flaws - especially including his gigantic ego. However, that very flaw is what made him run in the first place, and it also allows him to say what is actually on his mind. After 40 + years of political correctness, people find that incredibly refreshing. People are not stupid, they understand that the very purpose of PC is to control the terms of every debate and to ultimately enable those wielding PC as a weapon to control the country. People are sick and tired of it, they understand quite well that their lives will not be as good as those of their parents, and that their children’s lives will be worse yet - unless something fairly radical is done to completely reverse the process. It is my firm belief, after careful consideration, that Donald Trump is that radical change. He has no investment in the current political structure, but he does have an investment in a legacy for himself and his family that includes a restoration of traditional American values and freedoms. He does not need any more money. what he wants, in my opinion, is to allow his descendants to have the same kind of opportunities that he and his father had during the 20th century. That necessarily requires a prosperous middle class. While he may not be a Nobel Prize kind of big thinker, this realization puts him near the top of the big political thinkers of this or any other era save perhaps that of the Founders. That, combined with his very clear honesty, puts him in an ideal position to be the next President.

I have donated to the Ted Cruz campaign. I would be thrilled if Cruz were to be elected, and I once viewed Trump as nothing more than a political clown looking to stroke his own ego. However, as events have unfolded, particularly the establishment reaction to Trump and what he has to say, it has become readily apparent to me that the best person to be the next president is Donald Trump. I think that it would be an extremely wise move for him to take Ted Cruz as his vice president, for a number of reasons. First, they are geographically diverse, similar to Kennedy and Johnson. Second, Cruz will bring to that team all of his political and legal experience. I would expect that cruise would make certain that Trump stay within the lines of the Constitution, and that he would have an enormous impact on the nomination stat Trump would make for all federal courts, specifically including the Supreme Court.

Trump/Cruz 2016


74 posted on 12/13/2015 8:32:59 AM PST by Ancesthntr ("The right to buy weapons is the right to be free." A. E. van Vogt)
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To: Ancesthntr

Sorry, Trump/Palin ‘16


75 posted on 12/13/2015 8:36:31 AM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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To: VRW Conspirator

Obama said in the first campaign that America is insulated from problems of the world. I think he’s importing problems here so we can experience what others experience..


76 posted on 12/13/2015 8:49:29 AM PST by sandboxshooter (Iraq, Afghanistan, War)
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To: Guenevere

I am counting my neighbor’s chickens!


77 posted on 12/13/2015 8:53:37 AM PST by going hot (Happiness is a Momma Deuce)
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To: central_va
You’re still here? When will yo get the zot?

That's a question for the management, isn't it?

78 posted on 12/13/2015 9:02:31 AM PST by DoodleDawg
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To: jospehm20

Santorum and a candidate like Cruz aren’t in the same ballpark, heck they aren’t even in the same zipcode. I like to compare this caucus to Obama’s Iowa Caucus of 2008 that caucus launched Obama to the nomination. Santorum and Gingrich didn’t have the money, ground game or the organization that Cruz has right now, he has the tools he just needs something to launch him into the spotlight and that could be winning the Hawkeye Cawkeye.


79 posted on 12/13/2015 9:28:47 AM PST by erod (Chicago Conservative | Cruz or Lose!)
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To: sandboxshooter
I think he’s importing problems here so we can experience what others experience..

B. Hussein Obama was indoctrinated by the blame-America-first crowd. (see Jeane Kirkpatrick-1984 GOP convention) These vermin could not see America for its greatness but for its wrongs and so-called injustices. The big O wants to "right" those wrongs by punishing and diminishing America.

80 posted on 12/13/2015 9:52:11 AM PST by VRW Conspirator (American Jobs for American Workers.)
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