eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Full Show - Why Donald Trump Is An American Hero -
http://youtu.be/J74vOSK2Btw

PeterS

Sure, he went from riches to even richer, he can mock an ridicule anyone he wants and his minions applaud him, he has the worst hair money can buy, and his pancake makeup (orange upper lip and white halo eyes) is down right creepy. An American Hero! Ubetcha--the kind of hero that only money can buy!

And what really cracked me up is when he was making fun of Rubio's makeup. Christ man, look in a mirror....

funguy1949

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An the best thing he has both party's shacking in their boots/come to think that both party's need to face a firing sq.
point blank.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Yes, but his hair is real and its his~~ Makeup jabs now?? Stooping a little low??..Trump and Rubio wore it to enhance yet you pick on Trump..Come on Peter, equal billing please....geeeezzz :shock: :roll:

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Morninggggg eagle~~~ Good vid....

Thought I'd share this with you..I posted it elsewhere but sure fits with your thread~~~

A different perspective~~~

Trump and the Rise of the Unprotected
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We’re in a funny moment. Those who do politics for a living, some of them quite brilliant, are struggling to comprehend the central fact Republican primary race, while regular people have already absorbed what has happened and is happening. Journalists and politicos have been sharing schemes for how Marco parlays a victory out of winning nowhere, or Ted roars back, or Kasich has to finish second in Ohio. But in my experience any nonpolitical person on the street, when asked who will win, not only knows but gets a look as if you’re teasing him. Trump, they say.

In America now only normal people are capable of seeing the obvious.

But actually that’s been true for a while, and is how we got in the position we’re in.

But I keep thinking of how Donald Trump got to be the very likely Republican nominee. There are many answers and reasons, but my thoughts keep revolving around the idea of protection.

There are the protected and the unprotected. The protected make public policy. The unprotected live in it. The unprotected are starting to push back, powerfully.

The protected are the accomplished, the secure, the successful—those who have power or access to it. They are protected from much of the roughness of the world. More to the point, they are protected from the world they have created. Again, they make public policy and have for some time.

I want to call them the elite to load the rhetorical dice, but let’s stick with the protected.

They are figures in government, politics and media. They live in nice neighborhoods, safe ones. Their families function, their kids go to good schools, they’ve got some money. All of these things tend to isolate them, or provide buffers. Some of them—in Washington it is important officials in the executive branch or on the Hill; in Brussels, significant figures in the European Union—literally have their own security details.

Because they are protected they feel they can do pretty much anything, impose any reality. They’re insulated from many of the effects of their own decisions.

One issue obviously roiling the U.S. and western Europe is immigration. It is THE issue of the moment, a real and concrete one but also a symbolic one: It stands for all the distance between governments and their citizens.

It is of course the issue that made Donald Trump.

If you are an unprotected American—one with limited resources and negligible access to power—you have absorbed some lessons from the past 20 years’ experience of i*****l i*********n. You know the Democrats won’t protect you and the Republicans won’t help you. Both parties refused to control the border. The Republicans were afraid of being called illiberal, r****t, of losing a demographic for a generation. The Democrats wanted to keep the issue alive to use it as a wedge against the Republicans and to establish themselves as owners of the Hispanic v**e.

Many Americans suffered from i*****l i*********n—its impact on labor markets, financial costs, crime, the sense that the rule of law was collapsing. But the protected did fine—more workers at lower wages. No effect of i*****l i*********n was likely to hurt them personally.

It was good for the protected. But the unprotected watched and saw. They realized the protected were not looking out for them, and they inferred that they were not looking out for the country, either.

The unprotected came to think they owed the establishment—another word for the protected—nothing, no particular loyalty, no old allegiance.

Mr. Trump came from that.

This is a terrible feature of our age—that we are governed by protected people who don’t seem to care that much about their unprotected fellow citizens.

And a country really can’t continue this way.

In wise governments the top is attentive to the realities of the lives of normal people, and careful about their anxieties. That’s more or less how America used to be. There didn’t seem to be so much distance between the top and the bottom.

Now is seems the attitude of the top half is: You’re on your own. Get with the program, little r****t.

Social philosophers are always saying the underclass must re-moralize. Maybe it is the overclass that must re-moralize.

I don’t know if the protected see how serious this moment is, or their role in it.

http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=296&mn=17577&pt=msg&mid=15791036


"Get with the program r****t"........xenophobe......homophobe......Islamaphobe....... and all the other phobes...... Conform to our policies and ideology or be outed, shamed, and audited.
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I'll only add Peggy Noonan makes a pretty good point. Those who create the policies that set conditions in the real world never have to experience the reality of them.... They are protected.......

Is Trump the one to bring that reality front and center? Millions seem to think so........

At the moment - we have real problems - and it's not confined to a moment - it's been building for at least 40 years or more... America is not at a "tipping point".... We're at the breaking point.... No solutions from the Oligarchs, they take and take, and take... They don't represent those that put them there - not anymore... They're in it for all the free stuff and power that they can get....

Trump puts it out there, Cruz does too, but doesn't get as much traction as Trump because of the MSM decidedly created Trump's candidacy.... And now - as one article already put forth - they can't handle him or the t***h.... Cruz had been attempting to put that message out there - but his efforts have been sabotaged by McConnell and the rest of the losers in Congress, as well as the MSM and yes, Trump.... So - it'll be a waiting game for Cruz to see whether he'll survive Texas....
Rubio needs to lose - and lose badly....I hope he does, the mealy mouth "establishment" is no better than those now throwing millions his way to take Trump out..Bush couldn't do it and I doubt Rubio can either....

Super Tuesday will be very interesting, if Trump takes the 11 states "projected", mathematically delegate wise he will have already "won"..The RINOS' will have to literally throw the e******n to win it... I put nothing past them either...

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Good article LJ. The last ditch effort may be a NeoCON 3'rd Party to split the Conservative/Republican v**e. A Bull Moose/Teddy Roosevelt move. It is being considered.

As far as Ted Cruz, he has to many hidden associations (CFR,bushes,Goldmsn Sachs etc) that worry me, as to his independence.

IMO - This article should be read, copied and shared with all.
This nation is in great danger. Patriots are now being branded and attacked by the PTB as D******c T*******ts.
America better wake up soon.

BTW; Under what thread was this article posted? What date? I did not see it or find it. Thanks for posting.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Thank You eagle..I just posted it here and the other just a bit before it...I'll get it for you...

I thought it was a good article as well and worth the read too..Let me find the other one,I posted ...BRB..

edited ~~Here's the other thread I posted it in~~

http://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-65398-4.html#1426209

funguy1949

:thumbup: :thumbup: 100% correct young lady I too want more than anything for Trump to win,just his way of doing things make the rest shack in their boots on both sides of the fence.OH good morning Lj it's still dark here lat night.he's the only one who has the guts to set the protected on their ears or should I say heads,Cruz to me was at first the man but far too much BS came out it wouldn't be bad if Trump has him as a VP.Rubio hell you can even see the strings attached to him
for the life of me the life of me him taking 2nd they really played him up like he was a winner. He's nothing short of being a liberal rino.

This just shows you how much the GOP has changed with all the money flowing into their pockets.

Have a great Day Lj

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

A different, misunderstood, disrespected, but tough and independent breed has emerged... Haven't had a champion in a suit in a long time.....Trump steps up, relates, and understands the lingo.....then suddenly, the inadequate feeling white collar schlubs also find a quasi-hero in this brash, ball busting, bravado ridden, but unbelievably successful man.

I think it may be too late for the political class to figure out how to win this base back....and they frankly have no one to blame but themselves. Trump is hitting a chord that transcends political parties, economic status, educational advancement..... he is reaching in a different way, but just as surely, the second term Reagan supporter.

I sincerely hope he can do what he says he can do.....I'm also willing to find out over any of the others, giving credence to Cruz without doubt..Problem is Cruz is loosing grond while Rubio, attack dog mode is rising..Cruz needs to worry about Rubio first then Trump, if there is to be any hope for him...JMHO.

Plese excuse my language here, but ball busting is a foreign term to political elites and the ideologically pure...... I'm amused by politicians and pundits who are finally awakened to the fact that Trump's below the belt ball busting is no accident, but is a purposeful tactic and apparently a successful one at that. It certainly seems to explain why many have been wrong in prematurely predicting the death of his campaign after each and every one of his non-PC utterances.

Oh my, he's busting your balls?.......I thought "all is fair in love and war"..........and as Trump is proving, also in politics.

Trump is a genius tactician and strategist......compare that to the career political hag Hillary, and her asinine dog barking routine..........if you haven't seen it look for it on the net, if her MSM supporters haven't scrubbed it.

And of course the little rat in the White House says Trump "won't be president because he doesn't share the 'core values' of most Americans", as though the rat EVER has. And the Hillary dog barks that Republicans oppose the rat's lies and his crusade for our destruction because they're wAyCiSs. It's no bleedin' wonder that Trump (and Bernie) is kicking arse and taking names what with a vile criminal tramp as the Democrats' lead canine. Absolutely NOTHING that Trump could ever say or do could possibly overshadow the h**eful, treasonous voice of the Democrat curs.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Fun~~~

One more thing to consider here, with the heat turned up by the turn coat RNC and GOP~~~

I think in the near future Trump's biggest Achilles heel is the very one that has allowed our 2 party political party to survive...........big money interests buying the favor of politicians. If it's true Trump can't be bought he'll have a hard time fighting both the D's and R's big money PACs unless he spends or raises money commensurate with the estimate $2 billion the D's are likely to spend.

But if he becomes the GOP nominee and recognizes that problem early on he might "evolve" into accepting large $$ donors and PACs and package the message as the only way to beat Hildabeast. The alternative to that is to dig much deeper into his wallet and self fund at a much higher $ amount than he has thus far. If he does the latter it will indicate he is confident in winning the office. Time will tell......he'll soon realize it takes more than brashness, name recognition and v**er backlash to propel him over the finish line.

It'll be interesting to see if Trump's campaign, based largely on political retribution against the establishment, will be successful with unusually low campaign financing as it has thus far.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Imagine Chirsty licking his chops at getting some more sound byte digs in on Rubio. LOL

I wan't to see Christy at DOJ. Hopefully Trump sees him as a good choice as well.

As the Trump tsunami continues to build watch as those in the congress not wanting to be a part of the "establishment" begin to jump on the Trump Train.

I've been reading how months ago, Democrats were proclaiming Trump as their dream candidate............ these days not so much.

Trump doesn't play by the rules and gets away with it. One report said she will be wishing for the days of Ken Starr again when Trump starts rehashing the decades of dirt the Clintons have provided.

First Gov. Christie... now Maine Gov. Paul LePage is endorsing Trump.
:D

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

IMO
Trump should have a fund with a maximum donation of
say $100.
Money bombs like Ron Paul had.
Let the little guys show their support.
It would show how the public is behind him. No strings attached.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Catch this one~~The fix is more than in~~~

At first it seemed that Trump was addressing a relatively limited and cohesive group — a declining white working class. But as his rhetoric resounded and as v**ers responded to him in polls, it became clear that his appeal was to a much wider swath of American life. As my colleague Ramesh Ponnuru wrote after New Hampshire: “He also swept nearly every demographic category. He won young and old, men and women, independents and Republicans, first-time v**ers and returning ones, moderates and people who call themselves ‘very conservative.’ He carried every education group, albeit with a narrow margin among those with advanced college degrees.”

There is clearly a larger pool of v**ers discontented with the mainstream parties and with the menu of policies and attitudes they offer than we realized before the e******n season woke us up.

Trump is reshaping U.S. politics. He is now a hero to the working-class core of his supporters and admired more provisionally by the rest. He has drawn a large, new, and diverse constituency into the Republican party. And he can’t easily be separated from them.

Ideally, Republicans would like to keep Trump’s constituency without Trump. As nominee he might well suffer a major defeat. Bad though that would be, the Trump followers would not then be alienated from the GOP. As with Goldwater people after 1964, they might inject both numbers and new energy into the party. There is even a possibility that Trump, who surprises everyone regularly, might win. On the other hand, an establishment “set-up,” either at the convention or by a forced marriage of Rubio and Cruz in later primaries, would drive the Trump people out of the party, maybe into a third party, more likely back into political apathy.

The set-up most likely to produce that self-destructive result would be one that put Rubio at the top of the ticket. Rubio is the poster boy for the liberal immigration policies that Trump launched his campaign by opposing. He incarnates the theory that the U.S. economy can be be endlessly stimulated by importing cheap labor to hold down costs. So, as Mickey Kaus has pointed out, his nomination would be a sign to the v**ers, including the Trump people, that the GOP’s brief flirtation with the idea of raising low incomes by tightening the labor market by reducing immigration had been defeated inside the party. Senator Jeff Sessions would be down, the donor class back, and the GOP’s new converts out — or at least heavily discouraged.

That might be a nightmare too far. Establishments no longer have the power to choose p**********l nominees in backrooms (if they ever did). It is the v**ers who will choose the nominee, and as matters now stand, they will probably ensure that Trump exercises enough influence on Republican policy to make a difference, whoever heads the ticket.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/431951/donald-trump-gop-future



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Damn d********g what politicians will do to sell out the will of the people just to maintain "establishment" if you ask me..

Trump is definitely transcending conventional political wisdom but in the process, he is bringing in huge numbers of formerly apathetic v**ers into the the party....

One more betrayal by the party apparatchiks by attempting to gerrymander the nomination process would be the end of them...Should be as well!!!

Amazingly, the out of touch fools seem unaware of this reality and if media reports can be believed, they are busy working up schemes that would somehow end up with Rubio as the nominee.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Forgot to comment on what you said..Yes, he should, but doubtful he will..He needs to if he expects to stay in the race against the biggest scheme being laid out to take him out!!!!!!!!!!

All off this needs to go public, every bit of it, laid out by the numbers so the general populace can understand what the inside move is all about and what they are trying to do...Damnit all to hell, these miserable criminal a--holes!!!!

PeterS

They who and what are they trying to do?