The Playboy Bully of the Western World (Trump used eminent domain for golf course)

National Review ^ | February 22, 2016 | Ian Tuttle

[reaganaut1]

A believer in limited government does not use eminent domain to take land for a golf course.

[Iron Munro]

Where is the anger over the seven years of Obama’s bullying of the entire population of America?

[dirtboy]

Man, I can't print these fast enough to keep up with the demand over at National Review:

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Where are the padded walls, straight-jackets, and men in white suits? Because NR has completely become unhinged.

[heights]

The Crap overflow never ends...

[aMorePerfectUnion]

A believer in legal government follows the legal rules. Trump did. Government decided. Have you contacted them yet to complain?

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

To the NR and it’s sycophants, it doesn’t exist. Just like “conservatives” not giving a damn about Republicans caving in to the Dems or joining some stupid Gang of 8.

[Hoodat]

A believer in limited government does not use eminent domain to take land for a golf course.

Even Bernie Sanders doesn't believe in using eminent domain in that way. Sadly, Donald Trump lines up to the left of Bernie Sanders on this one.

[moehoward]

[dead]

At least the 700th time I've seen a trumpeenie respond to a legitimate policy issue with references to the human rectum. This butt fixation is one of the weirdest quirks of the Trump cult.

"Donald Trump supports eminent domain."
"Oh yeah? Donald Trump will hurt your butt or make things go up your butt and then you'll be crying because Mr. Trump hurt your butt!"

Seriously, what is it with trumpers and their unhealthy fixation with the anus?

[Hoodat]

A believer in legal government follows the legal rules.

Hey, now there's a handy excuse for fascism.

[Durbin]

None of that matters to Trump supporters. He’s their man no matter what he says or what his history is.

[dainbramaged]

The girly men at NR going after the front runner again. The Trump Train is out of the yard and high ballin’ - get on board or get run over, snowflakes.

[dirtboy]

Awwww.

First of all, National Review clearly is gunning for Trump in their ongoing role of pimping for the establishment.

Second of all, 'butthurt' is a figure of speech, not a fixation.

And third, I'll call nonsense when I see it, whether it is against Trump or Cruz, both of whom I would gladly support as the nominee. Trump tried to get the CPOs and did not get them. So be it. In the end, it is up to the states to counter Kelo and many have done just that. The President would have little say in the matter. So to me this is a non-factor in this election.

[PJBankard]

Didn’t know the US Constitution applied to the UK.

[dead]

Donald Trump strongly believes in the power of government to make rich men richer. He doesn't believe in reducing the size and power of government. He believes in making it more powerful and under his command.

Yet gullible people believe he's going to use that power to help them, and have given up even questioning how much power government should have in the first place.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Aw dead, say it ain’t so!

[D-fendr]

Fighting Trump (2011) - short documentary on Donald Trump’s Scottish golf development in Menie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADecI4xw-yg

[stephenjohnbanker]

National Review hates conservatives.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

"It's slum-like, it's disgusting. He's got stuff thrown all over the place. He lives like a pig."

It's crap like this which has consistently spewed out of Trump's mouth for many years that makes people like me hate Trump.