Posted on 09/26/2016 5:19:56 AM PDT by xzins
They are fighting to save their lives tonight through their champion, Hillary Clinton.
Arrayed against Trump will be the heart of the UniParty establishment: the Republican leadership + the total democratic establishment and party, the media, the chamber of commerce, the globalist economic and charitable trusts, and finally the globalist social ideology.
Trump has a daunting task. They will have their minions on the web and on the air immediately to declare Trump errors and Clinton victories.
We must counter that. If we don't, no one else will.
We must not forget the point of the Trump win. We oppose the corrupt establishment.
They are fighting to save their lives tonight through their champion, Hillary Clinton.
Arrayed against Trump will be the heart of the UniParty establishment: the Republican leadership + the total democratic establishment and party, the media, the chamber of commerce, the globalist economic and charitable trusts, and finally the globalist social ideology.
Trump has a daunting task. They will have their minions on the web and on the air immediately to declare Trump errors and Clinton victories.
We must counter that. If we don’t, no one else will.
So many fakers-
He’s up to a 42.9% chance on the “polls plus” section in 538!
Closing in!!!!
Exactly! This needed to be said.
It’s coming down to Colorado in that particular methodology....a few more good polls in Colorado, then, boom.
Nate will show Trump winning.
Then libs will really start to howl and the wheels are going to come off!
There has not been a real conservative candidate since Ronald Reagan. Trump might win the election in a landslide on novelty alone. People have seen liberalism/progressivism in all its loathsome fury. Enough of them may want to give real conservatism a try for once.
Sums it all up in a nutshell.
Excellent summation. Trump could mop the floor with Hillary tonight, but you won’t see or hear it on the post debate analysis on the alphabet network and cable news shows nor will you read it in any of the papers or their blog sites. In the post debate I’m going to every site with a poll and I’m going to post statements everywhere. You’re right Trump has a daunting task and we certainly have to do our parts to help him.
I agree. That was the major money quote in the article in my opinion.
The Bushes have been forever outed. They might as well reregister as democrats.
Conservative procedures at this point will not work as the current administration took radical steps to ensure the next president could not succeed. $20T debt (that we know of) and the unfunded liabilities 6 times higher than that require the next president to take radical action. That’s just for starters on that one front. Many front battles have been initiated with near certain defeat all lined up for the next president. When Genghis Khan hordes are cresting over the hills and you being blinded by the Sun glinting off the waving cutlery, you don’t start planting wheat.
Her is also the first candidate I have heard ho is willing to dump Johnson Rule that muzzles ministers, priests and rabbis.
Yep. It makes sense that religious conservatives support that gesture from Trump.
At the same time, and church that muzzles their pastor doesn’t understand the law. Their pastor can preach whatever God lays on his heart.
What they cannot do is have the church administrative body endorse a candidate.
Trump is on a roll.
If he is even vaguely perceived as a winner tonight by watchers, then this race might be his to lose in terms of the electoral college.
agreed
(even so, the state by state still matters...and it appears that Colorado is the current tipping point....)
Conservative is as Conservative does
Conservatism died with the first George Bush
We have been played for fools for 28 years
I see no reason a church should be taken to task for endorsing a candidate. Supposedly, it is because they have a ‘tax exemption’, but a church must be exempt from taxes based on the first amendment. Taking a church’s money is saying they can only have 90% free exercise and not 100% free exercise.
So, I agree with you that even that is unconstitutional.
Most folks think it means that pastors don’t pay taxes. Trust me (I am one.)...we pay taxes. MORE than the average citizen actually, because we have to pay on income as if employed, and on benefits as if self-employed. IOW, we have to pay 14% social security and not just 7% on non-income parts of the pay package. I have no idea how the IRS arrived at that logic.
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