Trump - Make America Great Again!

[Superman]

yes! we need more of these peace-loving job-seeking contributors to society coming over here by the boatload.

http://www.tlvfaces.com/must-watch-muslim-migrant-brags-about-the-rape-of-a-virgin-german-girl/

 

[IndySteel]

Trump has almost 32% MORE votes than Romney at this point in '12 primary. And that's with a lot more candidates this year. There's no way they can deny him the nomination.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/04/25/exclusive-data-analysis-donald-trump-2016-wins-2-million-votes-mitt-romney-2012-states-voting-far/

 

[Spike]

you want drama *******, I'll bring you drama


Megyn Kelly to Interview Donald Trump for Fox TV Special

Fox News anchor to sit down with GOP candidate on May 17

Megyn Kelly will interview Donald Trump in her Fox special “Megyn Kelly Presents,” Fox Broadcasting announced Monday

“Mr. Trump and I sat down together for a meeting earlier this month at my request,” Kelly said. “He was gracious with his time and I asked him to consider an interview. I am happy to announce he has agreed, and I look forward to a fascinating exchange — our first sit-down interview together in nearly a year.”

http://www.thewrap.com/megyn-kelly-to-interview-donald-trump-for-fox-tv-special/

 

[oneforthebus]

A lot of people I know here in West Chester went to see him, but most won't admit to wanting to vote for him. Just went for the entertainment value.

 

[Buster]

I have a suspicion that there are a lot of people who will vote for him but won't admit it.

 

[Stewey]

You missed quite a party

Observing the demographics.., I see the young, middle aged, the older, parents with their children...and if you look center near bottom, I see a black and an Asian.

Stark difference between the Bernie rally pics Tibs posts where everyone looks like a know it all college kid.

 

[Buster]

I doubt that the crowd would have been as big on a weekday afternoon, since I would bet that most of those in attendance work for a living.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

So let me get this straight - you contend that these men who don't sufficiently fear being arrested for the major felony of sexually assaulting a minor, did in fact, fear being arrested for the misdemeanor offense of using a bathroom that didn't correspond with their gender?

I don't contend a thing. I post the news. And the facts are, there are now countless stories out there about men pretending to be trans getting into women's dressing rooms and bathrooms. What do they fear and think and what is their rationale? You'll have to ask them.

I also know, this wasn't the case prior to these rules being made.

Let me ask you a question. Prior to bathrooms being opened up to people of both sexes, how many incidents of a man pretending to be transgender and gaining access to a women's restroom to fondle, exhibit themselves, or actually assault women were there out there?

This one happened just yesterday: http://yellowhammernews.com/politic...arrested-peeping-alabama-woman-mall-bathroom/

Cross-dressing man arrested for filming Alabama woman in public bathroom

A Fredericksburg man was arrested Monday at Potomac Mills Mall after, police say, he dressed in women’s clothes and attempted to film a woman through a bathroom stall – the third such incident since May.

The victim in the latest case, a 35-year-old Alabama woman, told police she was using the restroom around 3:10 p.m. when she saw a bag “protruding from underneath a neighboring stall,” said Prince William police spokesman Nathaniel Probus.

The victim told police that when she tried to confront the suspect, a man dressed in women’s clothing exited the stall and went into another stall next to another woman, Probus said.

The victim alerted the woman in the stall and contacted Potomac Mills security officers, who detained the man until police arrived.

Richard Rodriguez, 30, of Old Greenwich Drive in Fredericksburg, was charged with three counts of unlawful filming of a non-consenting person and three counts of peeping, Probus said. He is being held without bond at the Prince William-Manassas regional jail.

 

[IndySteel]

He's having another rally here on Wednesday night. That's my daughter's birthday and we have her party, so I can't go. The living legend Coach Bob Knight will be there too.

 

[Yinzerlyn]

He's having another rally here on Wednesday night. That's my daughter's birthday and we have her party, so I can't go. The living legend Coach Bob Knight will be there too.

Make it a Trump party!!!!!

 

[Stewey]

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http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/201...percent-support-nationally-first-time-n562061



Poll: Trump Reaches 50 Percent Support Nationally for the First Time


Support for Trump among most demographic groups has remained consistent in this week's tracking poll compared to previous weeks. However, when just looking at Republicans, excluding independents who lean toward the Republican Party, he now enjoys 49 percent support compared to 43 percent last week. This 6-point gain is important, as Trump usually does well among independents, but has struggled to win over more traditional Republicans so far. Support for both John Kasich (15 percent) and Ted Cruz (28 percent) is down among Republicans compared to the past few weeks.

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This traction among those who identify as belonging to the Republican Party will be significant as the Republican primary heads into closed primary races in Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware Tuesday. Rhode Island utilizes a hybrid primary in which only those who are registered as unaffiliated can vote in either party's primary.

Overall, this week's 6-point swing — Trump up 4 points, Cruz and Kasich down 2 points — is the biggest weekly shift in the poll so far. Combined with his significant win in New York, Trump's rise nationally could be an early sign of consolidation within the Republican Party.

The NBC News|SurveyMonkey Weekly Election Tracking poll was conducted online April 18 through April 24, 2016 among a national sample of 10,707 adults aged 18 and over, including 9,405 who say they are registered to vote. Respondents for this non-probability survey were selected from the nearly three million people who take surveys on the SurveyMonkey platform each day. Results have an error estimate of plus or minus 1.4 percentage points. For full results and methodology for this weekly tracking poll, please click

 

[oneforthebus]

Romney got 93% of the Republican vote. 44% of all women. 27% of all Hispanics. Trump won't sniff those numbers.

 

[Superman]

He's having another rally here on Wednesday night. That's my daughter's birthday and we have her party, so I can't go. The living legend Coach Bob Knight will be there too.

Bobby Knight will be at your daughter's birthday party? that's awesome.

 

[IndySteel]

This'll be good.... a one hour sit down interview with Megan Kelly on the 15th. Hopefully she won't be on her period this time.

 

[Superman]

I hope she asks him about the peaceful, loving contributors to society coming from the Mid-East.

 

[Spike]

stuffed to the rafters


Jaw-Dropping Crowd for Donald Trump Rally In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania

According to local media reports, people were lined up as early as 6:30am this morning. Thousands couldn’t even get in to the filled venue.

“It’s like a rock concert” "It reminds me of tailgating for Penn State.”

http://citizensvoice.com/news/trump-speaks-at-arena-1.2034927

 

[Spike]

MSNBC is all I watch now - they have the BEST Trump coverage

 

[Steel Vanguard]

MSNBC is all I watch now - they have the BEST Trump coverage

This is some of the best analysis I've heard, actually.

Trump is not a great businessman. But he hasn't had to be, because he's a great brand ambassador. Branding alone is where Trump has made most of his money. Slapping his name on things. Nevermind that he's a failed real estate developer. People associate his brand name with greatness, and that makes OTHER more successful developers want to attach his name to their projects. So while Trump sucks at creating brick and mortar things, he has been great at cultivating his image, which he sells at a tremendous premium.

Same goes with his candidacy. He's an idiot with no understanding of foreign or domestic political and economic issues. With that being said, he's also quite savvy enough to know that MOST AMERICANS ARE ALSO IDIOTS. So he appeals to their ignorance, appeals to their fears, uses simple slogans that are easy to remember and slaps his name on everything. And it's worked like a charm. His followers stay easily on message, because he doesn't clutter it up with facts. They like him because he's a asinine and ignorant as they are. He is a representative of American pop culture, which is impressive given his age. He's a branding expert running against a bunch of lawyers. They can argue issues till they're blue in the face, but his message will cut through that clutter every time because he don't care about being right, he only cares about promoting his brand. And that's what Trump does best: promote Trump.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

With that being said, he's also quite savvy enough to know that MOST AMERICANS ARE ALSO IDIOTS. So he appeals to their ignorance, appeals to their fears, uses simple slogans that are easy to remember and slaps his name on everything. And it's worked like a charm. His followers stay easily on message, because he doesn't clutter it up with facts. They like him because he's a asinine and ignorant as they are. He is a representative of American pop culture, which is impressive given his age. He's a branding expert running against a bunch of lawyers. They can argue issues till they're blue in the face, but his message will cut through that clutter every time because he don't care about being right, he only cares about promoting his brand. And that's what Trump does best: promote Trump.

If ever a quote could be used to apply to each candidate running, this would be it. Bravo Steel V.


Hillary Clinton: With that being said, she's also quite savvy enough to know that MOST AMERICANS ARE ALSO IDIOTS. So she appeals to their ignorance, appeals to their fears, uses simple slogans that are easy to remember and slaps her name on everything. And it's worked like a charm. Her followers stay easily on message, because she doesn't clutter it up with facts. They like her because she's as asinine and ignorant as they are. She is a representative of American pop culture, which is impressive given her age...They can argue issues till they're blue in the face, but her message will cut through that clutter every time because they (her supporters) don't care about her being right.. And that's what Hillary does best: promote Hillary.

Wash, rinse repeat for Sanders, et al.

 

[Elfiero]

This is some of the best analysis I've heard, actually.

Trump is not a great businessman. But he hasn't had to be, because he's a great brand ambassador. Branding alone is where Trump has made most of his money. Slapping his name on things. Nevermind that he's a failed real estate developer. People associate his brand name with greatness, and that makes OTHER more successful developers want to attach his name to their projects. So while Trump sucks at creating brick and mortar things, he has been great at cultivating his image, which he sells at a tremendous premium.

Same goes with his candidacy. He's an idiot with no understanding of foreign or domestic political and economic issues. With that being said, he's also quite savvy enough to know that MOST AMERICANS ARE ALSO IDIOTS. So he appeals to their ignorance, appeals to their fears, uses simple slogans that are easy to remember and slaps his name on everything. And it's worked like a charm. His followers stay easily on message, because he doesn't clutter it up with facts. They like him because he's a asinine and ignorant as they are. He is a representative of American pop culture, which is impressive given his age. He's a branding expert running against a bunch of lawyers. They can argue issues till they're blue in the face, but his message will cut through that clutter every time because he don't care about being right, he only cares about promoting his brand. And that's what Trump does best: promote Trump.

Outstanding s.v. This was the image/precedent set by Ronald Reagan in appealing to fundy Christian CONservatives in 1980 using Straussian political theory.

Pretty much word for word , your analysis can be applied to the B movie actor.

They are both also Democrats in CONservative clothing. Just look at Reagan's policies and look at Trumps past.

Bingo.

 

[Tibs]

stuffed to the rafters, Jaw-Dropping Crowd for Donald Trump Rally In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania

 

[Steel Vanguard]

If ever a quote could be used to apply to each candidate running, this would be it. Bravo Steel V.


Hillary Clinton: With that being said, she's also quite savvy enough to know that MOST AMERICANS ARE ALSO IDIOTS. So she appeals to their ignorance, appeals to their fears, uses simple slogans that are easy to remember and slaps her name on everything. And it's worked like a charm. Her followers stay easily on message, because she doesn't clutter it up with facts. They like her because she's as asinine and ignorant as they are. She is a representative of American pop culture, which is impressive given her age...They can argue issues till they're blue in the face, but her message will cut through that clutter every time because they (her supporters) don't care about her being right.. And that's what Hillary does best: promote Hillary.

Wash, rinse repeat for Sanders, et al.

It is true that brand usurps message to some extent. But there is at least some substantive dialogue on the real world domestic and international issues among the other 4 candidates. With Trump there is none. I get that you can only see the world through the left/right lens. You are blind in that way, so I have to keep that handicap in mind. This was not a statement made to separate Trump from the Democrats but to separate Trump from everyone else running, including his own party. He's a true know-nothing candidate. That doesn't apply to Cruz or Kasich. They, in fact, do discuss issues. Hillary and Bernie do as well. Bernie's economic views are unrealistic, but he's not ignorant the way Trump is. Trump doesn't know, and doesn't care to know. Like most of America, he wishes someone else would do the thinking for him so he can focus on more interesting things, like who Honey Boo Boo has a crush on or which Kardashian will get divorced next.

 

[oneforthebus]

It is true that brand usurps message to some extent. But there is at least some substantive dialogue on the real world domestic and international issues among the other 4 candidates. With Trump there is none. I get that you can only see the world through the left/right lens. You are blind in that way, so I have to keep that handicap in mind. This was not a statement made to separate Trump from the Democrats but to separate Trump from everyone else running, including his own party. He's a true know-nothing candidate. That doesn't apply to Cruz or Kasich. They, in fact, do discuss issues. Hillary and Bernie do as well. Bernie's economic views are unrealistic, but he's not ignorant the way Trump is. Trump doesn't know, and doesn't care to know. Like most of America, he wishes someone else would do the thinking for him so he can focus on more interesting things, like who Honey Boo Boo has a crush on or which Kardashian will get divorced next.

Bernie is every bit as ignorant of issues if not more so. His economic plan is the most fantastic unicorn and rainbows piece of gobbledy gook in existence.

 

[Superman]

wait... hold up...

1) if Elfie is on your side, you should reconsider your stance.
2) if Trump is a Democrat in sheep's clothing, then why aren't you tree-hugging tranny lovers actively campaigning for him?

 

[IndySteel]

Ha Ha! These celebritards who say they're moving to Canada when Trump gets elected are the best endorsements for his campaign! See ya Rosie, don't let the door hit ya where your girlfriend fisted ya!

Trump: ‘I’ll Be Doing a Great Service to Our Country’ If ‘B-Actor’ Lena Dunham Moves to Canada
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Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would be doing a “great service” to the United States if celebrities, including Lena Dunham and Whoopi Goldberg, follow through with threats to move to Canada if he is elected president, and joked that he would campaign even harder as a result.

On Monday, Dunham told attendees at an event in New York that she would “100 percent” move to Canada if Trump were elected president, and in fact already had a “beautiful and appealing” area of Vancouver in mind. Other celebrities including Miley Cyrus, Samuel L. Jackson and Raven-Symoné have similarly vowed to move to Canada in the event Trump wins.

“Well, she’s a B-actor. She has no mojo,” Trump said of Dunham during a Tuesday interview with Fox and Friends. “I heard Whoopi Goldberg said that too. That would be a great, great thing for our country.”

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When Fox and Friends host Steve Doocy mentioned that Rosie O’Donnell had vowed to move to Canada if he were elected, Trump chuckled.

“We’ll get rid of Rosie? I love it,” he said. “Now I have to get elected, because I’ll be doing a great service to our country. Now it’s much more important. In fact, I’ll immediately get off this call and start campaigning right now.”

Other celebrities who have threatened to move to Canada if Trump is elected include George Lopez, Eddie Griffin, Cher, and the Rev. Al Sharpton.

In February, Donald Trump Jr. told Fox and Friends that these particular celebrities’ threats to flee the country are the “greatest endorsements ever” for his father’s campaign and offered to buy their plane tickets.