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Ann Coulter: I hate the new Trump
The Hill ^ | 4/22/16 | Caitlin Yilek

Posted on 04/23/2016 5:02:16 AM PDT by markomalley

Conservative commentator Ann Coulter, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, “hates” the new Trump.

Coulter tweeted Friday that she wishes “Trump would go back to retweeting juvenile photos of Heidi Cruz.”

“I hate the new Manafort and Black Trump,” she added.

Trump’s convention manager Paul Manafort on Thursday told members of the Republican National Committee that the GOP presidential front-runner is “evolving.” “The negatives will come down, the image is going to change,” Manafort said.

Trump hired Manafort weeks ago to oversee the campaign’s delegate efforts. He has since been promoted to convention manager.

Once a regular on the Sunday morning talk shows, Trump has been noticeably absent since Manafort was hired.


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To: Katya

Hill’s supporters have none for her... A portion of the Bernie people will vote for Trump.


But will it be enough if Trump loses the base.

The truth is, most of the Bernie supporters, after they get through the passion of the primary, will vote for Hillary or stay home. She’ll promise enough freebies to get some of them on her side. Trump won’t be able to out compete that


61 posted on 04/23/2016 7:01:02 AM PDT by LMAO (" I probably identify more as Democrat," Donald Trump 2004)
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To: ichabod1
>>I would say that political operatives have to eat in non US election years too, so they can work for whatever campaign wishes to engage, and can afford their services.

Moral Compromise much?

Was Burger King not hiring?

62 posted on 04/23/2016 7:05:07 AM PDT by HLPhat (It takes a Republic TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS - not a populist Tyranny of the Majority)
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To: RaceBannon

Nowhere in that old post does Trump endorse Hillary.
He is pontificating about the primary race. There was absolutely nothing in there about liking or endorsing any candidate.


63 posted on 04/23/2016 7:09:18 AM PDT by weston (As far as I'm concerned, it's Christ or nothing!)
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To: HLPhat

Well, obviously you believe he is morally compromised for being a political operative at all, so what difference, at this point, does it make? I tend to believe they are pond scum as well.


64 posted on 04/23/2016 7:18:30 AM PDT by ichabod1 (Off the NWO)
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To: weston

Nowhere in that old post does Trump endorse Hillary.
He is pontificating about the primary race. There was absolutely nothing in there about liking or endorsing any candidate.


Maybe not in that one, but here’s what he said in 2008, in his own words

“Donald Trump wrote in a blog post during the 2008 presidential campaign that Hillary Clinton would make a “great” president or vice president.

Buzzfeed unearthed an archived webpage of the blog post posted on www.trumpuniversity.com from March 2008 when he said the Democratic presidential nomination was still far from decided.

“Hillary Clinton said she’d consider naming Barack Obama as her vice-president when she gets the nomination, but she’s nowhere near a shoo-in. For his part, Obama said he’s just focused on winning the nomination, although at least one member of his team said Clinton would make a good vice-president. (I know Hillary and I think she’d make a great president or vice-president.),” Trump wrote.

Buzzfeed had previously found another blog post Trump wrote in December of 2008, following President Obama’s victory, in which he praised Clinton again.

“Hillary is smart, tough and a very nice person, so is her husband. Bill Clinton was a great president. They are fine people. Hillary was roughed up by the media, and it was a tough campaign for her, but she’s a great trooper. Her history is far from being over,” he said. “

Ouch!!!

I have no doubt Her Thighness will use this during the election cycle


65 posted on 04/23/2016 7:25:10 AM PDT by LMAO (" I probably identify more as Democrat," Donald Trump 2004)
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To: markomalley

I agree with Ann.


66 posted on 04/23/2016 7:29:35 AM PDT by Balding_Eagle ( The Great Wall of Trump ---- 100% sealing of the border. Coming soon.)
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To: imardmd1

How soon before she calls Trump godless?


67 posted on 04/23/2016 7:29:53 AM PDT by txhurl (There goes Unity.)
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To: Popman

That’s why she used it. She used the worst example she could think of. Humor.


68 posted on 04/23/2016 7:31:30 AM PDT by firebrand
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To: BCrago66; imardmd1

Trump doesn’t know how to think?

Man, I wish my father had taught me ‘not to think’ too.

In fact, I’ll bet there are tens of millions of men who have struggled all their lives, and now wish they ‘couldn’t think’ either.


69 posted on 04/23/2016 7:33:17 AM PDT by Balding_Eagle ( The Great Wall of Trump ---- 100% sealing of the border. Coming soon.)
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To: LMAO
“I don ‘t know about you, but I am impatient with those Republicans who after the last election rushed into print saying, “We must broaden the base of our party”–when what they meant was to fuzz up and blur even more the differences between ourselves and our opponents.’ Ronald Reagan

I agree - but times have changed and society has become more perverted with them. Reagan would have a tough row to hoe these days and would not be able to sweep the country. Like it or not, we need to take steps to mitigate the damage and start taking steps to rectify things because any sweeping changes will be met with so much howling about how it would hurt too many people that they would be pretty much doomed.

We didn't get here because of a lot of huge sweeping changes over a short period - we got here by a plodding, inch-by-inch agenda put forward by the Left and adopted by much of the "right" - sustained relentlessly over a 60 year or more period. It will take work, diligence, stamina and heart to move things in the right direction. Even Cruz, talking about his plan to change the tax codes and abolish the IRS, admitted it would be an uphill battle because of resistance across the board, when asked about it by an interviewer. He never pointed out the obvious until it was put to him on national TV with a blunt question about how he would do it - he didn't have a game plan because he knows it won't occur the way he seems to state it when he makes his statements about how he will revoke every word of Obama Care and abolish the IRS so we can do our taxes on a post card - reality bites but it is reality. If we don't have a realist in the WH, we might as well just let Hillary have her way. God said we will degenerate into a global cesspool before Christ comes back to set things right - may as well speed it along if we have too many idealistic expectations and aren't willing to work for it in the long haul...

70 posted on 04/23/2016 7:36:00 AM PDT by trebb (Where in the the hell has my country gone?)
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To: trebb

I agree - but times have changed and society has become more perverted with them. Reagan would have a tough row to hoe these days and would not be able to sweep the country. Like it or not, we need to take steps to mitigate the damage and start taking steps to rectify things because any sweeping changes will be met with so much howling about how it would hurt too many people that they would be pretty much doomed.


You’re correct.

But it isn’t going to be done with someone who adopts the Democrats positions on cultural, fiscal, and economic issues.

We tried that already with McCain and Romney.

I’m not saying that a Cruz would beat Her. It’s going to be a tough ride for any GOP candidate to win the WH. And the possiblity of a Trump and Cruz losing exists


71 posted on 04/23/2016 7:44:11 AM PDT by LMAO (" I probably identify more as Democrat," Donald Trump 2004)
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To: LMAO
But it isn’t going to be done with someone who adopts the Democrats positions on cultural, fiscal, and economic issues.

Last week, Jim Robinson posted a list of about 25 stances that Trump has taken - then asked how folks could keep calling him a liberal. He's a realist and it will take a realist to make any progress even if it means a few compromises. Compromises suck but not as much as the full-scale roll-over and capitulation we've had with Bush's "Compassionate Conservatism" and Obama's reign of terror. I'm willing to accept 26 inches out of each yard if it means we make some conservative progress. Demanding the full 36 inches will result in almost no gains.

72 posted on 04/23/2016 7:53:49 AM PDT by trebb (Where in the the hell has my country gone?)
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To: MichaelCorleone
Maybe Mr. Manafort should recognize that Trump’s ‘negatives’ are a direct result of a 24/7 media onslaught of vitriol, lies and half-truths from day one.
It would be a mistake to take his eye off the ball (illegal invasion). In fact the Trump campaign should put that back on the front burner.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but the tens of millions are supporting Mr. Trump because we know that unless the illegal invasion is stopped and reversed, we don’t have a country. Period.
Therefore, everything else is either a distant second or largely irrelevant.

Very hard to deport and reverse the "facts on the ground" being illegal aliens and their anchor babies in America. Same for too many non-educated, non English spaeling legal aliens. Add in all the H1Bs too who seek permanent residency and then bring families over
So immigration is my number one issue same as Anne Coulter has been saying

Unfair trade is number two. These two issues make me an enthusiastic Trump voter!

I despise tranny bathrooms but this is a state and local issue that the Feds have nothing to do with so I go along with Trumps answer to get these creeps and the media off his back. Why get distracted by such craziness?

I am 100% in support of Paul Manafort being brought in to run Trump's campaign. We will now get a grown up campaign with lots less tweeting and more prepared speeches/

THE DONALD 2016!

73 posted on 04/23/2016 8:21:07 AM PDT by dennisw (The strong take from the weak, but the smart take from the strong)
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To: markomalley

Better get used to him - it looks like it’s either him or the lunatic Hillary.


74 posted on 04/23/2016 8:31:01 AM PDT by Jack Hammer
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To: markomalley

Let Reagan be Reagan.


75 posted on 04/23/2016 8:33:55 AM PDT by Defiant (The Shills are alive, with the sound of Cruz-ick....)
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To: Tax-chick
(I say this as someone who has FReeped while drunk, but that reaches a very limited audience.)

Au contraire, you have a very wide FR audience. Stay thirsty, mon ami.

76 posted on 04/23/2016 8:51:54 AM PDT by frog in a pot (That our Commander-in-Chief can be foreign born to a foreign father thrills the one-worlders.)
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To: markomalley

Imagine being MARRIED to Coulter. Geezus!


77 posted on 04/23/2016 9:10:23 AM PDT by VideoDoctor
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To: AmericanInTokyo

She’s still supporting Trump the nominee in November. If the nominee is Trump, will you support him in November?


78 posted on 04/23/2016 9:19:40 AM PDT by StAnDeliver ("Too bad your overhauled unicorn start-up failed, Ted.")
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To: Tax-chick

no she liked his very conservative sounding policies...and like a few of us...we are wondering what will he really be like if he wins....more than once voters have been cleverly lied to and misled...only to find out after it’s too late...

I give you Barack Obama


79 posted on 04/23/2016 9:45:59 AM PDT by fingers_crossed
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To: frog in a pot

Oops. Now I’ll be self-conscious!


80 posted on 04/23/2016 9:46:59 AM PDT by Tax-chick ("The world is full of wonder, but you see it only if you look." ~NicknamedBob)
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