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Originally Posted by magwell
Trump in a strange way brings to the fore the lack of straight talk by both parties on issues that bother many Americans.Besides not really addressing them in a forthright manner they actually lie and deflect the concerns of many of the poor and the middle class with what they think is politically correct statements. To make matters worse the media under the threat of no access to the halls of power go along with this nonsense and in some cases make apologies for people who should be thrown out of office.
Trump stirs the pot and upsets the game plans of not only the Republican party but also of the Democrats when he gets people to talk in public about things the major parties refuse to discuss in a rational manner. His very bold statements all have a kernel of truth as their basis and gets people thinking. What both major parties do not want is a restless mass of voters who cannot be depended upon to blindly follow the party line which in most cases is killing the middle class
. He just might shake up the process enough to make sure that some people who think they should be a shoo in just might not be in many of the 2016 races. It would nice to see some of the powerful inept kicked out of office by a ground swell of disgust no matter what party affiliation......  |
Well done, magwell.
Donald Trump, at the moment not in my personal top tier of GOP hopefuls, is exactly what the party needs if they expect to win in 2016. Officially, of course, the establishment GOP are silent but they hate Trump's presence in the race, mark my words.
In the upcoming debates would any RINO candidate ask
Jeb Bush about the failed presidency of Pappy and G.W.? No, probably, but Trump might.
In the upcoming debates would any RINO candidate ask Jeb! about his stand on Common Core and open borders and amnesty and ask how he'll expect the base to vote for such a guy since both of these positions are out of the mainstream. No, probably, but Trump might.
In the upcoming debates would any RINO candidate ask Jeb! how could he call himself a conservative when he hasn't taken one policy position that would be defined as a conservative position. Or even ask him if he ever campaigned for a bonafide conservative candidate since he left office over 10 years ago. No, probably, but Trump might.
In the upcoming debates would any RINO candidate ask
Chris Christie how could he call himself a conservative when he regularly named far left liberal judges to the N.J. State Courts while governor? No, probably, but Trump might.
In the upcoming debates would any RINO candidate ask Chris Christie how could he say being a governor is the best qualification for being president when Christie's own record is that of total failure. N.J. job growth under Christie ranks 49th or 50th in the USA; state deficits at all-time highs, and much, much more. No, probably, but Trump might.
To those conservative candidates Trump will put them on the spot also, by forcing them to crystallize their policy and agenda, and on how they plan to implement their positions.
So, Trump, may very well wind up being the real hero as this 2016 presidential campaign plays out.
Trump will expose the RINO phonies such as Bush, Christie, Romney, Kasich, Pataki as fakes, frauds and losers.
Trump will also expose those conservative phonies such as Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Mike Huckabee and Lindsay Graham as well.
The days of the establishment GOP picking their favored candidates who will then try to avoid going on record on all the important issues on the minds of Americans are now over. The mainstream GOP usual game plan of just saying 'vote for us we're better than Obama or Hillary' are now over, too, thanks to Donald Trump.
