Trump is Right.

[Redstate]

Muggsy, I don't think I would call it stupidity. I am afraid that this country on the 2 left coasts has gotten to point of wanting what the libs have to offer. This is why I very much fear that hillary will win over anyone we choose. On the other hand, and I could be totally wrong, but some dems support Trump, and maybe because of his attitude toward political correctness and his lack of typical "politician" affiliation, he may well give us our best chance.

[berettabone]

I would call it stupidity.....................................igno rance..................................foolishness ......................................absurdity... ....................................half of this country is dumber than a box of rocks. I will stand with whom ever gets the Republican nod, even if it ends up being an amoeba.

[OvalNut]

Muggsy, I don't think I would call it stupidity. I am afraid that this country on the 2 left coasts has gotten to point of wanting what the libs have to offer. This is why I very much fear that hillary will win over anyone we choose. On the other hand, and I could be totally wrong, but some dems support Trump, and maybe because of his attitude toward political correctness and his lack of typical "politician" affiliation, he may well give us our best chance.

That is much my take on it too. For many on the left, Trump is not viewed as a "Republican". That perspective within the electorate opens up a potentially significant block of votes.


Tim

[b4uqzme]

I would call it stupidity.....................................igno rance..................................foolishness ......................................absurdity... ....................................half of this country is dumber than a box of rocks. I will stand with whom ever gets the Republican nod, even if it ends up being an amoeba.

+1000

I've never understood how so many "educated" could look at socialism or Keynesian economics and not see the obvious flaw*. So it only makes sense that many average Joes would be sucked in by the liberal, gimme more stuff, teat.

* both require the forcible acquisition and redistribution of wealth but do not provide for the creation of wealth ==> a slow, painful economic death

[SlowBurn]

+1000
I've never understood how so many "educated" could look at socialism or Keynesian economics and not see the obvious flaw

What flaw?
keynesian-glass-cartoon1.jpg

[SlowBurn]

I'm fine with Cruz, no objection at all. But if it happens to be Trump, we'd damn well better support him.

Prefer Rubio (would like to win the general this time) fine with Cruz, hold nose and vote for tRump.

[getsome]

The non management workers of company I work for are represented by the Communications Workers of America/ C.W.A. who has decided to support Progressive Demorat Bernie Sanders....How can that many people be so blind as to support a freeking Socialist for President.... Thank God I work in a "Right to Work" state and I am not forced to pay union dues to support a crack pot like Bernie Sanders....Shame on the CWA and what they stand for......This country is going to the dogs....

http://www.nytimes.com/politics/firs...-america/?_r=0

[DanTana]

I think Rubio is already bought and paid for politician. He is too lax on immigration policies. I do see some hope in him and his quick thinking, but I don't know if he is the best choice. Cruz I've liked for a long time, if you've ever heard him speak in front of the Senate he is very articulate and passionate speaker, and very intelligent as well. He's probably the most middle of the road. Trump, well he says exactly what he is thinking and doesn't give a s*h*i*t who he offends. He may not be the smartest of the bunch, but guys like him don't need to be, you hire the smartest of the bunch. He understands things like that. Other than him opening his mouth before he thinks, I think he has the best intentions for the country and going about it the best way he knows how. I don't see him backing down to anybody on the world stage, I think that is what scares people. I'd still vote for all three of them, or even Jeb if he got the nomination which I don't see happening. Remember Hitlery has already said she is going after the assault weapons ban again if she's elected.

[Redstate]

Rubio is very close to the bottom of my list, a hair above Christie, Kasich, and Bush.

[b4uqzme]

Politics as usual isn't the evil to be avoided. We've survived that for 200+ years...even thrived in it. Another 8 years of this progressive bullcrap is. I would love to elect some conservative savior but I don't think one exists. So anyone currently running as a Republican will get my vote over Hitlery or the socialist duffer.

[Redstate]

Here is Trump's position on yesterday's budget deal.

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/press-r...on-budget-deal

Trump is Right.

[DanTana]

Putin loves Trump!!!

http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/17/politi...a-putin-trump/

[yqtszhj]

The non management workers of company I work for are represented by the Communications Workers of America/ C.W.A. who has decided to support Progressive Demorat Bernie Sanders....How can that many people be so blind as to support a freeking Socialist for President.... Thank God I work in a "Right to Work" state and I am not forced to pay union dues to support a crack pot like Bernie Sanders....Shame on the CWA and what they stand for......This country is going to the dogs....

http://www.nytimes.com/politics/firs...-america/?_r=0

Crazy. I had not heard that. The CWA represents the non management workers for my company too. Sad thing is too the union workers just ratified a new contract with the company and a week later they announced a lay off. A sad state of affairs.

[yqtszhj]

I think Rubio is already bought and paid for politician. He is too lax on immigration policies. I do see some hope in him and his quick thinking, but I don't know if he is the best choice. Cruz I've liked for a long time, if you've ever heard him speak in front of the Senate he is very articulate and passionate speaker, and very intelligent as well. He's probably the most middle of the road. Trump, well he says exactly what he is thinking and doesn't give a s*h*i*t who he offends. He may not be the smartest of the bunch, but guys like him don't need to be, you hire the smartest of the bunch. He understands things like that. Other than him opening his mouth before he thinks, I think he has the best intentions for the country and going about it the best way he knows how. I don't see him backing down to anybody on the world stage, I think that is what scares people. I'd still vote for all three of them, or even Jeb if he got the nomination which I don't see happening. Remember Hitlery has already said she is going after the assault weapons ban again if she's elected.

Well said.

[JohnR]

Putin loves Trump!!!

http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/17/politi...a-putin-trump/

Yeah, I don't know what to make of that. Everyone who lives in a place with a real power vacuum (like the US) appreciates Putin's cojones, but I don't know enough about him and today's Russia to evaluate what a "Putin endorsement" really means.