The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza quotes Senator John McCain:
“This performance with our friend out in Phoenix is very hurtful to me,” McCain said. “Because what he did was he fired up the crazies.”
You, American, who want to preserve your culture, your way of life: according to Senator McCain, and the ruling class he represents, you are just plain crazy. Only nutcases like the
Israelis and
Hungarians would want to do something as nutzo as that!
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Always take note of what makes your enemies sweat, and then do as much of it as you can. The Queensbury rules won't cut it any more.
I'd consider voting for Trump. If he actually ran, which 110% guaranteed, he is not.
ReplyDeleteTrump is the perennial joke candidate who scores decently high in early polls due to name recognition. What's unclear is what he gets out of it this time around except a small ego boost. In 4-8 weeks, he'll drops out of the race (saying something along the lines of "I've decided... sadly.. that the best way for us to get our country back on track... is for me to fight these important battles from outside Washington....", etc etc CHEERING! CHEERING!)
This time around though, he'll return to the business world with slightly fewer friends from some of his comments. Of course with $15 billion or whatever, it's doubtful he really cares...
That's why we need to build up the excitement for Trump now, so that when he inevitably goes back to swimming in his Scrooge McDuckesque pool of money, there will be enough of an organization to outlast him, filled with people who are just too agitated to go home and turn on sports.
DeleteIn the end, America will never be saved by one man riding a white horse. It takes a lot of men, angry men, to turn around the ship of state. Regardless of whether or not Trump intends to go all the way, he might just be the springboard for someone who can.