Yes it has been a barrage of BAD press, HOWEVER WE ALL have known it would be this way, TRUMP has made a point of dishonest press, Americans ARE AWAKE, just as the Brits are awake WE ALL have to keep ourselves positive and REMEMBER BREXIT the press in Great Britain did EVERYTHING to make sure the vote was REMAIN they still LOST!!! We are in the same boat WE WILL have the same result!!! AMERICA FIRST pound it home!!!! MAGA!!!!!
Yes I agree. Trump is going to do very well despite the bad forces attacking him.
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Fantastic hit piece in Politico on the magnificent Stephen Miller, Trump aide and my favorite human being -
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/06/stephen-miller-donald-trump-2016-policy-adviser-jeff-sessions-213992 Getty This is a small part of the article.
Who is Stephen Miller? Donald Trump’s policy adviser and resident ideologue warms up the crowd at Trump’s rallies.
Miller is 30 years old, and in some ways a quintessential member of the Trump 2016 menagerie: an obscure character suddenly elevated to a national role by dint of hard work, loyalty and the boss’s favor. He’s often
overshadowed by the campaign’s more flamboyant figures, even as he’s begun appearing on CNN and Fox to defend Trump and explain his policies in strikingly complete and adamant sentences. But among this roster of political outsiders, Miller stands out, especially for people who understand the new forces afoot in Republican politics. He's deeply connected to some of the most powerful insurgent threads in the Washington GOP, most notably Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions and the Breitbart media machine. As an aide on Capitol Hill, he was a behind-the-scenes architect of the successful effort to kill comprehensive immigration reform in 2014. And while it’s hard to gauge how much Trump is amenable to influence by anyone—at least, by anyone that he didn’t beget—there is no question that Miller is deep, and serious, on the one question that most drives Trump's unlikely campaign.
“When it comes to issues and messaging and policy, there isn’t anybody else that I’ve known that would be as valuable to a presidential campaign as he,” Sessions told me. “Maybe other than Karl Rove.” But Miller also cuts a deeply unsettling figure, even to many in his own party. His nine-year career working for some of the most politically fringe figures on the Hill—he also worked for Michele Bachmann and helped David Brat in his primary defeat of Eric Cantor—was preceded by a trail of writings and provocations that go all the way back to high school, one that has raised the eyebrows of even conservative Republicans. Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/06/stephen-miller-donald-trump-2016-policy-adviser-jeff-sessions-213992#ixzz4CojIqM7b Follow us: @politico on Twitter | Politico on Facebook
The National Disgrace Only Trump Talks About
Part of America First is tackling our crumbling roads, bridges, and other infrastructure
by Brendan Kirby
Trump referenced the state of affairs in his blistering attack on Hillary Clinton last week in Manhattan. “For the amount of money Hillary Clinton would like to spend on refugees, we could rebuild every inner city in America,” he said. Clinton’s call for taking 65,000 Syrian immigrants a year — up from President Obama’s pledge of 10,000 — would certainly be pricey. Using a five-year estimate of $64,370 per refugee, the tally would come to nearly $4.2 billion. Rebuilding America’s infrastructure would cost even more than that, according to many experts, but just that one pet project of Obama and Clinton would give the nation a good start.