Posted on 03/26/2016 5:41:41 PM PDT by Innovative
The way the presidential campaign is shaping up, Ventura musician Jon Gindick may do something he's never done before.
"I've never voted for a Republican," the registered Democrat told me.
"I like Trump."
A waiter told me he thought Trump's trade restrictions would create more jobs at higher wages. A couple wearing matching red, white and blue shirts told me their healthcare costs had tripled under Obamacare — a program Trump says he'll shred.
To Gindick, Trump's remarks about criminals coming across the border were refreshingly honest, and not at all a condemnation of all immigrants or Latinos in general.
He thinks Trump's critics misrepresent him, that they're unfair in calling him a racist.
"I saw it as a huge lie being repeated by the GOP establishment and Democrats," he said.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
That's a very appropriate observation.
Sadly, some people cannot tell the difference between bullies and the people (like Trump) who stand up to them.
The article was a good read.
+1
people don’t like liars!
Easy enough. He thinks of America first.
Gee, Ronnie, stop holding back—tell us how you *really* feel.
One does not build such a business by being arrogant.
You hire good people, listen to them, and let them do their thing after your trust is won.
Then, you gain a reputation which brings in even more business.
Safe to say, Trumps business is more finacially secure than the federal government of the USA.
And some would let another little league player run the country?
I always knew Soros was making trouble, what I didn't get was the the three - the globalists, the democrats and the repupblicans have been for years and years and years already in a mutually agreed pact.
I saw the government as a set of good guys and bad guys. What I finally saw was there is no dualistic thing going on ... there is one thing: They are all sold, already, long before they set foot on the political stage.
Donald knows this, but knew presenting it that way wouldn't fly. So he posed it as "They are STUPID, they make horrible deals" as if they just weren't capable of negotiating good deals (or fighting ISIS, or enforcing immigration.) They are not stupid - (they may be - that's beside the point though) - what they are is pre-arranged deals where the parties are not negotiating anything, they are being paid to attend the signing.
The next step in Trump's unveiling was and still is going to be the spilling of the beans on Heidi, which was never the Mistress Crisis, but was spilling the beans on Heidi - NOT a family attack or personal attack - but the pulling back of the curtain on the uniparty as proxy for the globalists, Heidi as a queen, and Ted as a puppet.
Remember - as an 18 year old, Ted just wanted power (he says so, that and tits) and he wanted to win debates. The ambition was always personal - for self -, to hold a position of power, not to do good for his (does he have one?) country. This type of person, I don't get it, they only care about the wearing the costume of the one with power. Obama has none. Cruz would have none. Rubio would not have, Hillary has none.
Trump CAN NOT happen as far as they are concerned. I understood THAT the GOP hated him, now I get why - the puzzle is pretty clear. It's NOT just entrenched politicians. What's going on is bigger than the US government, and now I get that that 'bigger thing' is not just a player, but is already more powerful than the US government (why we've purposefully gone so deeply into debt, so that what's happened can not be unwound - everyone is totally beholden to others (countries, not people), and at this point nothign short of a bloody revolution can unwind it.
The question becomes, what dramatic action do they take against Trump - knowing that the more dramatic, the more they threaten total exposure, or do they just say 'god damnit this delays it for 8 years, but hey'.
Things are very very very super very super clear at this point.
When Democrats start to like our candidates all kinds of warning bells go off in my head.
And these are just the few brave souls that will openly admit that they would “consider” voting for Trump.
I don’t think so. What possible motive does he have for taking on the running for office? He has enough money, built his successful businesses, has plenty of power. He has everything tangible a man could possibly want. A very comfortable life. So why would he do it? I believe he loves America, loves his family and wants to try and fix festering problems that are diminishing the country. I, for one, appreciate his bluntness. If that makes me some moth to a flame, I gladly accept.
Wow! Clarity from LAT?
Wow.
Wow preach it !
When Democrats start to like our candidates all kinds of warning bells go off in my head.
Trump gets a different set of rules, apparently
Bravo ! !
Shiny things. They like shiny things.
When Democrats start to like our candidates all kinds of warning bells go off in my head.
Our candidates used to get crucified for bragging about working with Dems or brag about their ability to reach across the aisle
Trump gets a different set of rules, apparently
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When the ship is sinking, anyone who can help man the pumps is welcome. America is sinking! Wake up!
Many do not realize how true this is.
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