Up Like Trump

[Wilikon]

https://twitter.com/KLSouth/status/734822644256739328

Spot on. Again and again and again and again...

[BADecker]

When it comes right down to it between Trump and Hitlery, at the last moment, when there is no chance to introduce anyone else, Trump will back out, and "flee" the country for places unknown.

A small selection of places unknown

 

Of course they're unknown. For sure they are unknown by you, right? After all, have you ever been to any of them, except, maybe, in your dreams?

If you do not look like a bum and you ask politely, the staff may let you visit the tower. Not a dream.

I'd look like a bum just to make sure they wouldn't let me in by accident.   

[Wilikon]

When it comes right down to it between Trump and Hitlery, at the last moment, when there is no chance to introduce anyone else, Trump will back out, and "flee" the country for places unknown.

A small selection of places unknown

 

Of course they're unknown. For sure they are unknown by you, right? After all, have you ever been to any of them, except, maybe, in your dreams?

If you do not look like a bum and you ask politely, the staff may let you visit the tower. Not a dream.

I'd look like a bum just to make sure they wouldn't let me in by accident.   

Make sure not to wear your shades that day and they will be happy to oblige...

 

[RoomBot]

RE Trump "and the Mob," a reminder.
Democrat Harry Reid was chair of the Nevada Gaming Commission, virtually continually entrenched with mobsters for his entire career.....
RE Hillary's list of "paid speeches."
What I find curious is that since we know she does a terrible presentation on stage, doing a speech.....why would anyone want to pay her to do a speech?


Great point!

Either she was ticking off a long list of promises, or, and this is what I think --  they were all performing a satanic ritual.

[Wilikon]

RE Trump "and the Mob," a reminder.
Democrat Harry Reid was chair of the Nevada Gaming Commission, virtually continually entrenched with mobsters for his entire career.....
RE Hillary's list of "paid speeches."
What I find curious is that since we know she does a terrible presentation on stage, doing a speech.....why would anyone want to pay her to do a speech?


Great point!

Either she was ticking off a long list of promises, or, and this is what I think --  they were all performing a satanic ritual.

What speech? She was paid, but do we have proofs she gave a speech? Just one?

[Wilikon]

https://twitter.com/KLSouth/status/734822644256739328

Spot on. Again and again and again and again...

Youtube version of the same video, for those who hate twitter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqA2Hs5dTFM


 

[BADecker]

When it comes right down to it between Trump and Hitlery, at the last moment, when there is no chance to introduce anyone else, Trump will back out, and "flee" the country for places unknown.

A small selection of places unknown

 

Of course they're unknown. For sure they are unknown by you, right? After all, have you ever been to any of them, except, maybe, in your dreams?

If you do not look like a bum and you ask politely, the staff may let you visit the tower. Not a dream.

I'd look like a bum just to make sure they wouldn't let me in by accident.   

Make sure not to wear your shades that day and they will be happy to oblige...

 

It's a quorum!    

[BADecker]

The Big Breakthrough

As Bob Dylan put it, "the times they are a changing!" – and that is certainly the case when it comes to the debate over US foreign policy this election season. A recent article in the Boston Globe, summarizing the observations of a group of Brown University students who tracked the foreign policy discourse of the candidates, underscored what is happening on both sides of the partisan divide:

"As we watched, Republican voters rejected every candidate who favored their party's traditional hardline foreign policies, including Lindsey Graham, Chris Christie, Jeb Bush, and Marco Rubio…. Trump, the presumptive nominee, has broken with foreign policy dogma on a host of issues. He asserts that decades of foreign wars have not been good for the United States – hardly a traditional Republican view."

The Democratic party, too, is experiencing what these youthful observers describe as a "foreign policy identity crisis":

Read more at http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2016/05/22/the-big-breakthrough/.

[BADecker]

Trump Victory Odds Soar As The Hillary Clinton 'Death Cross' Strikes

ABC, Fox News, and Rasmussen now have polls suggesting Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton nationally and for the first time during this campaign RealClearPolitics 'tracker' has Trump with a 0.2pt lead - the unofficial "death cross" of Clinton's campaign as Wayne Allyn Root right remarks "Hillary is sinking faster than the Titanic." Voters are putting their money where their polls are too as bookies odds of a Hillary victory in November are tumbling.

Read more at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-22/trump-victory-odds-soar-hillary-clinton-death-cross-strikes.

[Wilikon]

Trump Victory Odds Soar As The Hillary Clinton 'Death Cross' Strikes

ABC, Fox News, and Rasmussen now have polls suggesting Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton nationally and for the first time during this campaign RealClearPolitics 'tracker' has Trump with a 0.2pt lead - the unofficial "death cross" of Clinton's campaign as Wayne Allyn Root right remarks "Hillary is sinking faster than the Titanic." Voters are putting their money where their polls are too as bookies odds of a Hillary victory in November are tumbling.

Read more at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-22/trump-victory-odds-soar-hillary-clinton-death-cross-strikes.

Good reading.

 

[Wilikon]

 

[BADecker]

Americans: A Conquered People: The New Serfs

Members of both political establishments enrich themselves by betraying the American people and serving only the interest of the One Percent. The American people are being driven into the ground purely for the sake of more mega-billions for a handful of super-rich people.

Neither political party is capable of doing anything whatsoever about it, and neither will.

The optimism that I see is that the public's support of outsiders is an indication that the insouciant public is waking up. But Americans will have to do more than wake up, as they cannot rescue themselves via the voting booth. In my opinion, the American people will remain serfs until they wake up to Revolution.

Today Americans exist as a conquered people. They have lost the Bill of Rights, the amendments to the Constitution that protect their liberty. Anyone, other than the One Percent and their political and legal servants, can be picked up without charges and detained indefinitely as during the Dark Ages, when government was unaccountable and no one had any rights. Only those with power were safe. In America today anyone not politically protected can be declared "associated with terrorism" and taken out by a Hellfire missile from a drone on the basis of a list of human targets drawn up by the president's advisers. Due process, guaranteed by the US Constitution, no longer exists in the United States of America. Neither does the constitutional prohibition against the government spying on citizens without just cause and a court warrant.

...

Anyone who gives a political campaign $100 million dollars expect something in exchange, and the recipient is obligated to provide whatever is desired. So are we witnessing the purchase of Donald Trump?

Read more at http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/05/23/americans-a-conquered-people-the-new-serfs-paul-craig-roberts/.

[BADecker]

Trump's approach to North Korea bucks foreign policy elite

For example, the standard bearer for this elite, and Trump's likely Democratic opponent for president, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sneered at Trump's "bizarre fascination with foreign strongmen."

Imagine actually talking to difficult countries, as Ronald Reagan successfully did with the Soviet Union! Trump knows that it takes a tough and effective leader to use negotiation and diplomacy instead of the reflexive use of military force, which has marked the weak and insecure presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/197463-2016-05-23-trumps-approach-to-north-korea-bucks-foreign-policy-elite.htm.

[Betwrong]

Trump's approach to North Korea bucks foreign policy elite

For example, the standard bearer for this elite, and Trump's likely Democratic opponent for president, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sneered at Trump's "bizarre fascination with foreign strongmen."

Imagine actually talking to difficult countries, as Ronald Reagan successfully did with the Soviet Union! Trump knows that it takes a tough and effective leader to use negotiation and diplomacy instead of the reflexive use of military force, which has marked the weak and insecure presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/197463-2016-05-23-trumps-approach-to-north-korea-bucks-foreign-policy-elite.htm.

If only Trump really would be able top conduct a high-level negotiation I'd vote for him, but I think those are just words. It's easy to say the right words and to bring them to life is not easy.

[BADecker]

If only Trump really would be able top conduct a high-level negotiation I'd vote for him, but I think those are just words. It's easy to say the right words and to bring them to life is not easy.

My sentiments about Trump, exactly.

The only reason Trump is popular is that he talks things that comfort and agree with sentiment of the people of the nation. However, I don't see how he can accomplish much of what he says. And I wouldn't want him to accomplish a whole lot more of what he says.

People don't listen or read between the lines. Some of Trump's ideals would take much of their freedom away - the Wall, for example. Imagine the difficulty traveling to Baja or Rocky Point.

[BADecker]

Trump Is God’s Choice for President

Trump cannot win. The American people are lost. We are about to be totally destroyed. Based on what I have learned, these are logical conclusions. This is what my logical mind would have me believe and my logical mind is wrong!

Against All Odds

To date, Donald Trump has defied all odds. He is the only candidate in the moderate era, with a chance at becoming President, who is still his own person. He owns himself and from a Christian perspective, that is problematic. However, this is clearly God’s plan. He is the only man who broke the choke hold on the GOP by the criminal Bush family. We are a nation whose ruler, at the moment, is planning to attack the American people with foreign troops after collapsing the economy. There are plans to attack the American military, who would dare stand with the people, in defense of our culture, Christian traditions and personal liberties.

Read more at http://www.thecommonsenseshow.com/2016/05/14/trump-is-gods-choice-for-president/.

[Wilikon]

 

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[Wilikon]

Trump Surges 36 Points With Millennials After Exposing Clinton Sex Scandals

As reported earlier —
Donald Trump gained nine 11 points on Hillary Clinton since March and now leads Crooked Hillary by 2 points 46-44.



    A new ABC News/Washington Post poll shows a close contest in presidential election preferences, with Republicans lining up behind Donald Trump as their party’s presumptive nominee while the continued Democratic race is keeping Hillary Clinton’s side more unsettled.

    Greater voter registration among Republicans is one factor: Clinton’s 6-point lead among all adults, 48-42 percent in a general election matchup, switches to essentially a dead heat among registered voters, 46 percent for Trump, 44 percent for Clinton. Regardless, the contest has tightened considerably since March, when Clinton led among registered voters by 9 points.

What should worry Democrats most is Trump’s gain with millennial voters.
Trump is now in a virtual dead heat with Hillary with voters 18-29 years old.
That’s a 36 point swing in one month!



RedAlert Politics reported: Clinton’s support among young voters ages 18 to 29 has dropped 19 percent since March — and Trump has gained 17 percent support from the same demographic. That’s a 36 percent swing.

Rush Limbaugh said today Trump’s strategy has been amazingly effective with millennials who never heard of the Clinton sex scandals.
Via the Rush Limbaugh Show:

    RUSH: You know, I’ll tell you the way to look at this. You really want to know how to look at this? As far as the Millennials are concerned, Donald Trump is running negative ads about Hillary — or is Donald Trump doing the job the American media refuses to do? Is Donald Trump telling people who don’t know things, things they don’t know, that the media won’t tell ’em, or is he engaged in just smears? And I think the odds are it’s gonna be seen as the opposite. I think it’s gonna be seen as Trump doing the job the American media and the Republican Party won’t do.

    Look, folks, I predicted long ago that Millennials would be appalled to learn about the Clintons’ past. To me, that’s a no brainer. Especially women Millennials and how Trump is reaching out to them, educating them. By the way, according to that ABC/Washington Post poll yesterday, Trump has just swung a lot of Millennials over to his side. It’s a 36% swing. Now, “Clinton’s support among young voters 18 to 29 has dropped 19% since March, and Trump has gained 17% support from the same demographic group, a 36% swing among Millennials.”

    Here’s another: What is so wrong about people being reminded of the legitimate past of Bill and Hillary Clinton? You know what? The reason why people are shocked and go, “Oh!” is because the media wouldn’t do it. Way back in the nineties when the media wouldn’t do it, a message is conveyed that it would be improper to discuss these things. “After all, the man is our president of the United States, and his wife tried to save every American with health care! It’d be terribly bad form to do this.” The media wouldn’t report on it.

    That conveys a message that it would be uncool to talk about these things. But what is so wrong about people being reminded of the Clinton past — or, in some cases, being told about it for the first time? I mean, is anything in the past ever out of bounds for a Republican candidate? The media go back 25, 30 years. The media will quote sources that are 20, 25 years old (that have personal grudges and so forth) in their efforts to destroy Republicans. When it comes to the Clintons, no reporting of any of this stuff ever went on.

    That conveys the message: We shouldn’t discuss it. So Trump comes along and discusses it, and people of a certain age say, “Oh, oh, oh! We’re not supposed to. We’re not supposed to talk about this. Ooh, ooh,” and they get the vapors. But Millennials and other young people say, “Whoa, whoa, whoa! What’s this? Whoa, whoa, whoa! We didn’t know this.” Now, it’s hard for people to think that people don’t know this.

    “You didn’t know about Bill Clinton and all women? You didn’t know about Bill Clinton Juanita Broaddrick? You didn’t know? ”

    “No! We didn’t know!”

    They don’t know, and the Drive-Bys clearly are not gonna tell them. We heard claims about Mitt Romney giving noogies to freshmen in high school, and putting his dog on the roof of the car. We don’t hear a thing about the Clintons’ past.




http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/05/amazing-trump-surges-36-points-millennials-attacks-clinton-sex-scandals/