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Trump - Make America Great Again!

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I don't understand the Jews. Muslims want them dead. Democrats love Muslims and hate Jews.

The blacks are just all about free **** like Obama phones. He has done more to set them back than anyone since they've been freed. If they ever want to have lives away from poverty, drugs and crime then they need to be self-sufficient and get out from under the government's thumb. And quit having shitloads of welfare babies.

I've never understood the Jews voting Democratic either. It has perplexed me since I moved into Montgomery County MD, a Jewish hotbed, 25 years ago. I'm proud to call lots of Jews my friends, and their children are my children's friends (and mine). My youngest attended YET another bar mitzvah this past weekend (it's like every weekend this year for him).

When you look at Israel, you see a land with conscription - everyone serves, many/most are armed, and defense is a critical matter of daily life, a core to Israel's survival. While Israel has conservative/liberal parties, these 'conservative' principles remain for both parties.

There's simply no comparing an American Jew and those from the motherland. Our Jews vote for Obama, who surrounds himself with antisemites, who works hard to undermine Israel and her leadership, and who outright supports terrorist organizations (Iran, the Muslim Brotherhood) that would kill every Jew, given the chance. It's as if they are either stupid, or brainwashed, or both. This is a broad brush statement. I know them to be very intelligent, wonderful people. But when it comes to how they vote, given these facts, I can only color that aspect as stupidity.

Following is a wonderful article, written by Ben Shapiro (a Jew). Well worth a read. Some quotes excerpted.

Ben Shapiro: Why Do Jews Vote Leftist?

The Torah is not a left-wing document. It opposes abortion and opposes same-sex marriage. It does not believe in a grand welfare system, but in private charity. It dictates belief that Israel was promised to the Jews, and that the Jews have a responsibility to live ethically according to a set of specific behavioral guidelines. Judaism is conservative, in the modern parlance. Those who pretend to back both Judaism and left-wing values are betraying Torah Judaism. Which is why while Jews vote three to one for Democrats, Orthodox Jews vote nearly two to one for Republicans.

Now, there are older Jews who vote leftist because they remember the bad old days of country club Republicans who rejected them from the golf course, and don’t realize that things have changed rather dramatically. There are older Jews who vote leftist because they remember the legacy of European Christianity that preyed on Jews for centuries, and don’t realize that American Christians are Jews’ best friends, not the American left that stands by President Obama.

But by and large, most Jews vote leftist because they are upper middle class agnostics with above-average levels of post-graduate education who believe that religion is a great ill, that Biblical morality is intolerant and vicious, and that Judaism itself is passé.

Jews who care about actual Judaism don’t vote leftist. And those who prioritize leftism don’t vote Jewish.

http://www.truthrevolt.org/videos/ben-shapiro-why-jews-vote-leftist
 
I didn't want to post because I like most all of the Trumpies here and don't want this to cause a rift

Don't sweat it man, say whatever you want. I like Cruz. I'll vote for anyone from last night who gets the nomination - over Hillary. I just like Trump far more than any of the others. Especially that sonofabitch Kasich, what a *****.
 
I don't understand the Jews. Muslims want them dead. Democrats love Muslims and hate Jews.

The blacks are just all about free **** like Obama phones. He has done more to set them back than anyone since they've been freed. If they ever want to have lives away from poverty, drugs and crime then they need to be self-sufficient and get out from under the government's thumb. And quit having shitloads of welfare babies.


The Jews are changing their political opinions due to Obama's stance on Isreal, and his pro-Arab diplomacy.

I have 2 Jewish Friends. Many Jews under the age of 50 are reevaluating why they are Democrats and some community leaders are also talking about it.

There are about 6,700,000 USA citizens of Jewish faith. This by itself is not a lot, but where they live can flip two key states. New York and Florida. If the GOP can flip the Jewish Vote, New York is in play.

According to Republican only polls, the most popular politician is the prime minister of Isreal, B. Netanyahu.

Many Jews are very successful in business, the media, and academia. If the GOP can bring them in its a game changer.
 
I could see those with big egos clashing with Trump.

But make no mistake about it, Trump is on track to win. Once Super Tuesday is over Mark Levin types ( I like Mark ) will change their tune and embrace the winner of the GOP, or face the harsh reality of what type of damage Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders could do as president.

Looking at the GOP field, I think Trump is best suited to call out Hillary for many questionable things. Playing mister nice guy vs Clinton will not work.

I also think Trump's support is understated outside the GOP. -Coach

I would expect Levin and others to get on board with the eventual nominee. Meanwhile they calls 'em like they sees 'em. But what about his actual observation about Trump? I immediately mentioned that his ethanol comments about Cruz in Iowa were pandering to Iowans and do NOT represent a conservative mind set. Same with his admission to and seeming approval of campaign contributions being "just the way it is."

Those are two very telling things, imo. Trump talks a great game but what has he ever done that makes anyone think that he is truly this conservative? I didn't want to post because I like most all of the Trumpies here and don't want this to cause a rift (like our family ban on talking politics at holiday get togethers ) this but it seems like the elephant in the room, so.....

Cruz on the other hand has a record and history of NOT acquiescing to the "moderates" in the party, and in fact one of actually antagonizing the status quo thus his unpopularity in DC. Unlike our current unqualified and feckless CIC, he actually IS a Constitutional scholar and authority and his track record makes it very clear that that would be his foremost reference in governance and THAT is exactly what I want and what I thought conservatives have been clamoring for.

Anyhow I really hope no one takes my opinion personally.......it is what it is.

Rod,

Trump is not a smooth talking politician, he's a visionary type with great ideas. And his ideas are mostly conservative backed by his optimistic Reagan like can do attitude. These attributes are the foundation of his political strength.

He's also a political Godzilla that can stomp on Political correctness, which has gone way too far and isn't afraid to do it.

Trump is also a political outsider, and those who make their living on the Republican party might worry if they will lose status / connections / networking if he's elected. You really have to understand how modern politics works ( NOT SAYING YOU DON'T ). Sometimes is hidden behind the curtain or under the table. Follow the money...the bigwigs are worried about their status.

As for Trump, I think he has been greatly underestimated by the pundits. Donald is a Sun Tzu real world type of tactician. He doesn't need to get into specifics as that is a way to pick apart anyone's ideas. His ideas by themselves tower above his opponents in many cases, so why give them a chance to pick at them? Trump ability to dominate the head lines, and attack are perhaps the best I've seen. In politcs the worst thing is often to be boring.

While I think Ted Cruz can clean his clock in a debate, he can't because Trump hasn't given him the ammunition!
 
In politcs the worst thing is often to be boring.

Hello Jeb Bush....my God I couldn't laugh any harder at his phony tough-guy act against Trump. Trump just brushes him off and calls him on it. Good stuff.
 
Hello Jeb Bush....my God I couldn't laugh any harder at his phony tough-guy act against Trump. Trump just brushes him off and calls him on it. Good stuff.

Yeah I laughed when Trump said "I wish it was all as easy as you are, Jeb."
 
In my opinion, this election has devolved into four principle ideologies/candidates:

Hillary Clinton: American Liberalism
Bernie Sanders: European Socialism
Donald Trump: European Nationalism
Ted Cruz: American Conservatism

I would argue all four of these ideologies are well represented in the voting public. Probably between 20-30% each.

No one in the media/political pundits know what to do with Trump because we haven't had true Nationalist candidate in probably 50+ years. And his rise completely coincides with the growing shift under Obama to European Socialism. That's what Obama's policies most closely resemble. Not Clinton liberalism. Not Jimmy Carter liberalism.

Trump is succeeding as the Anti-Obama candidate and is striking home on issues Obama has alienated people on.

While I think the election could (and might likely) end up as a traditional Cruz vs. Clinton election, this whole process has been interesting because of the rise of a legitimate European Socialist movement (supporting Sanders) and the rise of a Nationalist party in support of Trump.
 
Rod,

Trump is not a smooth talking politician, he's a visionary type with great ideas. Agreed.... And his ideas are mostly conservative backed by his optimistic Reagan like can do attitude. Again, agreed but with the caveat below where I address his "conservatism." These attributes are the foundation of his political strength.

He's also a political Godzilla that can stomp on Political correctness, which has gone way too far and isn't afraid to do it. Whole heartedly agree and wish every R candidate would do likewise.

Trump is also a political outsider, and those who make their living on the Republican party might worry if they will lose status / connections / networking if he's elected. Maybe......I believe for a fact that if Cruz is elected that many will lose their "status / connections / networking" as they should. This is supposed to be OUR government, not the lobbyists. Trump clearly feels that the current staus quo of greasing the right palms is okay and just the way things are. He pandered to Iowans or is not as conservative as some want to view him. Government imposed and mandated ethanol standards is not a conservative paradigm. You really have to understand how modern politics works ( NOT SAYING YOU DON'T ). Sometimes is hidden behind the curtain or under the table. Follow the money...the bigwigs are worried about their status.

As for Trump, I think he has been greatly underestimated by the pundits. Donald is a Sun Tzu real world type of tactician. He doesn't need to get into specifics as that is a way to pick apart anyone's ideas. His ideas by themselves tower above his opponents in many cases, so why give them a chance to pick at them? By "tower above" do you mean things like the wall he'll have Mexico pay for? It's easy to just say "I'll do this and that." Are you saying that it's a good idea to vote for someone simply because they say they will do this or that without any explanation of their plan on how they will accomplish it even when it sounds that bizarrely ludicrous? Just because they say so? Because I guarantee you that the D nominee will ask for specifics in a debate and he won't be able to just blow them off.....there's a vast difference between proving you can or will do something and simply being grandiose..Trump ability to dominate the head lines, and attack are perhaps the best I've seen. In politcs the worst thing is often to be boring.

While I think Ted Cruz can clean his clock in a debate, he can't because Trump hasn't given him the ammunition!

Forgive the red font, no anger just shows up best. In an honest, head to head debate about realistic ideas there would be no contest....
 
Jews tend to be very well educated and put high value on human rights for all, that's why they vote Democratic.

New York in play. HA HA HA HA HA
 
Book deal signed yet? We're all waiting on pins and ******* needles for it's debut on the NYT Best Seller List.
 
She likes Face, who is woefully unqualified.

Who is that?

There's actually no one I really like all that much, to be honest. I'm pro-life, want reasonable restrictions on abortion, don't give a **** about gay marriage, feel the most important issue we face is shrinking this behemoth of a government, think anyone who says we're going to deport all of the illegals or build some giant wall is either an idiot or lying, think it would cost way too ******* much anyway and we can't afford to do it, think the whole "corporations are evil" attitude is killing our economy, want the feds completely out of education and healthcare, believe we should have the strongest military in the world, believe that Isis should be obliterated, think it's insanity to allow tens of thousands of Syrians to come here in the midst of one of the highest terrorist threat levels we've ever faced, think saying "ban all Muslims from coming here" is totally ignorant as well as completely impossible to enforce...

Who represents me? Nobody.

Rand Paul impressed me the most last night. He's the only one who doesn't have grand expensive plans for the federal government to blow wads of money.
 
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Under normal circumstances, Hillary Clinton will win.

But can anyone really 100% guarantee that some catastrophic scandal couldn't happen next fall around her? I certainly wouldn't make that bet. Even democratic insiders probably secretly worry one of Hillary's skeletons in her closet doesn't make a surprise appearance at the wrong time.

In many ways, that's why the Republican primary could be so important. Not because they could actually win, but anyone could win if Hillary implodes.
 
Who is that?

There's actually no one I really like all that much, to be honest. I'm pro-life, want reasonable restrictions on abortion, don't give a **** about gay marriage, feel the most important issue we face is shrinking this behemoth of a government, think anyone who says we're going to deport all of the illegals or build some giant wall is either an idiot or lying, think it would cost way too ******* much anyway and we can't afford to do it, think the whole "corporations are evil" attitude is killing our economy, want the feds completely out of education and healthcare, believe we should have the strongest military in the world, believe that Isis should be obliterated, think it's insanity to allow tens of thousands of Syrians to come here in the midst of one of the highest terrorist threat levels we've ever faced, think saying "ban all Muslims from coming here" is totally ignorant as well as completely impossible to enforce...

Who represents me? Nobody.

Rand Paul impressed me the most last night. He's the only one who doesn't have grand expensive plans for the federal government to blow wads of money.

Kasich
 
I'm even coming around to Paul's non-interventionist philosophy. Like W I used to believe that all human beings yearned for freedom and self-determination, after the past decade or so I realize there's a lot of ******* savages in this world who want anything but that. Let them kill each other, we don't need to help them do it.
 
Under normal circumstances, Hillary Clinton will win.

But can anyone really 100% guarantee that some catastrophic scandal couldn't happen next fall around her? I certainly wouldn't make that bet. Even democratic insiders probably secretly worry one of Hillary's skeletons in her closet doesn't make a surprise appearance at the wrong time.

In many ways, that's why the Republican primary could be so important. Not because they could actually win, but anyone could win if Hillary implodes.
under normal circumstances, Hillary would be rotting in jail or at the very least awaiting sentencing.
 
Jews tend to be very well educated and put high value on human rights for all, that's why they vote Democratic.

New York in play. HA HA HA HA HA

Yeah, they fall all over themselves to twice elect a muzloid who at every turn pushes them closer to annihilation. The last time they were abused by a socialist, he was putting them in ovens. Ironic, ain't it? No more ironic than black people falling all over themselves to vote for the party that enslaved them. N' they're educated too.
 

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My man Paul did well but he isn't going to win. Cruz is who I want right now. I still don't trust Trump but at least I get a wall and better border enforcement if he wins. The rest are just wall flowers. Someone told Christie to look into the camera and talk directly to the people and appear to be above the fray. The problem is that he doesn't pull it off well IMHO. You can tell he was told to do it because it isn't natural and looks strange in a debate.

Please just go home Bush. Nobody wants you. Same for Kasich. Did he have a stroke? His face makes all kinds of contortions. WTF is he talking about? He said he didn't want to be involved in a Syrian civil war then started talking about arming the rebels and helping them get rid of Assad. Does he not know what "Civil" war means?
 
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