[bryan999]

Oh gosh, Mr. Mature Millennial Moonbat JournoList Smartypantz is having problems predicting the future. Well, he failed to predict Trump's rise at any great length, so I guess that's no surprise.

"I honestly have no idea"

Ha, at least he's finally being honest.

He actually gets paid to write this garbage?

[faithhopecharity]

quoting: “ his temperament is so immature, his narcissism so clear, his political base so unique, his reactions so strange, that I honestly have no idea what he would do - or what he wouldn’t do.”

supposedly the author wrote this about Mr. Trump. But is the author perhaps recycling a column he wrote in 2007/8?

[Lib-Lickers 2]

bombardier to Captain Trump.. sir you are over the target!

[Enterprise]

The best I can suggest for the author is to spray his shorts with a stain remover before washing.

[Calpublican]

Does anyone really know what Trump represents or where he will land on any issue?

He was building a wall and throwing out illegals. Then he was deporting them and bringing them back.

Is he pro-abortion? Who knows.

He says tariffs, but that’s not possible and displays an incredible lack of knowledge, but who cares?

You Trump Drones, don’t ever ever ever complain about DC politicians selling out. You are the biggest sellouts ever, ever, ever, ever.

What a bunch of hypocrits!!!!

He’s for Common Core tonight in SC but probably not tomorrow.

His lack of knowledge and lack of any discernable plan? Who cares. We just like the Con.

P. T. Barnum is right. A sucker really is born among “Conservatives”. What a bunch of saps.

[Gene Eric]

>> his temperament is so immature, his narcissism so clear, his political base so unique, his reactions so strange, that I honestly have no idea what he would do - or what he wouldn’t do

Words of an idiot.

>> his temperament is so immature, his narcissism so clear

Subjective arrogance.

>> his political base so unique, his reactions so strange

That is to say nothing

>> I honestly have no idea what he would do - or what he wouldn’t do

Coward

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Ezra is a nice name. Too bad it’s bound to an idiot.

[Netz]

I can understand the Establishment's fear & loathing regarding Trump. There's no precedent for him.
The truth of the matter is, is that the American public has grown accustomed to a log line of suave, eloquent, highly intelligent, elitist, lying Sophists for too long.
Trump is indeed a loose canon and he is not polished, we have, until now, adored “polished”. That gleaming Presidential quality has caused this country to nose dive yet, in a sweet and eloquent way.
Trump is an unpredictable, brash and in your face Bronx, New Yorker. He is a spoiled imbecile sometimes BUT... and this is a big but, he is a patriot and has adopted the Teddy Roosevelt approach.
America is indeed at the crossroads and we need a tough, somewhat unpredictable (for our growing enemies’ list) leader.
Trump is a huge risk but in a post-Obama world, it may perhaps be the remedy for our ongoing paralysis.

[CharleysPride]

Best argument I’ve seen for Mr Trump yet!

[jonrick46]

I wonder who is paying these Left Wingnuts to write this stuff? This fantasy talk is from a thought process of an alternate reality. Folks, we don’t need to worry about aliens from the Mother Ship hiding in the population, we have people in the fantasy world of the Unicorn Farm. And, if Trump’s opponents are paying to have someone write this stuff, I worry more.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

When is sleepy eyes Chuck Todd going to get “moderate” Ezra Klein to fact check Obamacare again.

[catnipman]

“But those candidates are checked by institutions and incentives that hold no sway over Trump”

Translation: all the other candidates except Trump are beholden to the campaign financiers who purchased their services.

See, even that enemedia tool Ezra Klein gets it. Of course Klein thinks a President who hasn’t been purchased by the plutocrats and oligarchs is a bad thing.

[Paladin2]

The GOPee is going to have to eat their peas.....

[spokeshave]

his political base so unique, his reactions so strange, that I honestly have no idea what he would do - or what he wouldn't do."

Uncertainty Rules

Dims, progressives, communists, LaRaza, GOPe, K-Streeters, EuroWeenies, Norks, ISIS and others all discombobulated.

Meanwhile, Patriots enjoy the ride.

[elhombrelibre]

Trump’s true strength is he doesn’t deign to explain what he’ll do or how. He says things often crude (better to prove he isn’t restrained by common manners - though we’ll call it PC when it’s often dumbed down Épater la bourgeoisie). His fans approve. Then, he doesn’t explain because he doesn want to give away any of the “how.” It will be GREAT. It will YUGE, he says like a carnival barker. He’s not exactly the thinking man’s candidate. Should he be elected he’ll manage to betray conservatism while destroying it at the same time, and many “conservatives” will either have helped him or they will have overlooked his character flaws, values (constantly changing) and his words. Apparently, these key factors don’t mean anything now that Bill Clinton’s pal Trump is running on the Republican side. Our consistency will have given way to expediency and a transparent demagogue.

[BigEdLB]

Ball bearings and strawberries which Trump stole.

[Nifster]

Yup.

Poor Ezra. Trump doesn’t pay homage to the DC edtablishmeny

[sheik yerbouty]

Klein should take an enema..

[4Liberty]

Trump’s doomed! (for 238th time)

[McGruff]

Somebody needs a

And maybe a joyful turtle.

[M.K. Borders]

What holds me back from supporting Trump, what really motivates me is that I simply don't trust him to make 4 Supreme Court nominations. He doesn’t have the background.

Could be wrong, hope I am. Just wish he would prove me wrong.

[TigerClaws]

You ain’t seen nothing yet!