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Neither of the presidential candidates can afford to speak against Epstein. The Jewish lobby is quite powerful in the United States, especially in battleground states such as Florida and Pennsylvania. Opinion polls indicate that Hitlery is currently enjoying support from some 80% to 90% of the Jewish voters. Why would Trump further antagonize the Jews?

Ban supporter of pedophile from America... Trump words: Epstein is a nice guy and he likes young women like me, terrific guy, orgy island will be Yuge, lots of clean (non hiv (it's the 90's)) pussies common fellow billionaires we are the one percent we can do what ever the fuck we want we bought the court and the judges.. Let's fuck America... 3rd world! Or round eyes barbarians.

Better hope Trump wins because if he doesn't he might go take over France.

For God's sake we're still not over with Trump and American election?

It's like "choose how you die: gunshot Trump or HIV Clinton" xD

Anyway, I'm really amazed by one thing: the energy Trumpers put in supporting him.

Sending a coded message: Bush 43 skewers Trump without saying a word … George W. Bush just pulled off something rather remarkable.  He got himself on the front page of the New York Times as helping to save the Republican Party from Donald Trump without uttering a word.  Nice work if you can get it. – Howard Kurtz/Fox

So George Bush is "saving" the GOP from Donald Trump.

Too bad someone couldn't save the GOP and America from George Bush.

For some reason, Howard Kurtz seems to believe that Bush did something clever in positioning himself to attack Trump.

Kurtz is a liberal journalist. He finds Bush's approach to Trump "remarkable."

That's probably because he doesn't like Trump very much.

Here's a bit of Kurtz's bio:

Howard Kurtz currently serves as host of Fox News Channel's (FNC) "MediaBuzz." … Kurtz, a veteran journalist and renowned media reporter, had been the host of CNN's weekly media criticism program, "Reliable Sources," since 1998.

He had also served as the Washington, D.C. bureau chief for The Daily Beast and Newsweek writing on the intersection of politics and media. Prior to that role, Kurtz spent 29 years at The Washington Post in various capacities.

Kurtz quotes from the New York Times article to explain some of the disagreements that Bush has with Trump.

The former president is "deeply bothered" by Trump's "derogatory remarks about Muslims and immigrants."

Also, Bush is concerned about holding on to Congressional power in order to provide a "check and balance" on the White House,

(It's fairly obvious whom Bush wishes to "check.")

Anyway, why is Bush bothered about Trump's anti-Islamic messages? Bush spent much of both terms killing and wounding millions of Muslims in the Middle East.

US depleted uranium weapons irradiated Iraq so terribly that women in various regions were told by doctors not to bear children.

As for immigrants, it's true that Bush tried to turn tens of millions of Mexican illegals into Americans with the stroke of a pen.

But the plan backfired amidst resentment and resistance.

In fact, it was a globalist trick. It had nothing to do with "caring" about immigrants and everything to do with destroying the remnants of "these united States" put in place by the Founding Fathers.

Bush is concerned about "checks and balances." But when Bush was in power and commanded the House and Senate, he started vicious wars, debauched the dollar and created new federal programs that were as vast as they were ruinous.

Bush's compassionate conservatism was a ruse. He was neither.

He further expanded fedgov's embrace of authoritarianism.

His social spending helped bankrupt the country.

None of this is in the least admirable. Good for Trump for providing an alternative.

Here's Kurt's conclusion:

You have to admire the way Bush has resisted the temptation to criticize his successor for almost eight years, sticking to his vow to retreat from public life. Now the only way for this tough-talking Texan to skewer his potential successor is through coded messages.

Again, we depart from Kurtz's view.

Bush retreated from public life because by the end of his regime, he had seriously angered tens of millions of Americans.

For God's sake we're still not over with Trump and American election?

It's like "choose how you die: gunshot Trump or HIV Clinton" xD

Anyway, I'm really amazed by one thing: the energy Trumpers put in supporting him.
Do you realize the time, money and energy you spend at trying to elect him?
Yeah sure supporting a candidate is good, I've got nothing against that. But isn't it HIS work to convince you? Here it's more like a disease spreading...

The Trump camp's firing of campaign manager Corey Lewandowski should help smooth the flow of information to the presumptive GOP nominee, consummate Trump insider Roger Stone exclusively disclosed on the Alex Jones Show Monday.

"You need to have the unity of command," Stone said, referring to a possible power struggle between Lewandowski and campaign chairman Paul Manafort. "A campaign cannot be a democracy; it must be a dictatorship, and all power must flow from the candidate. The candidate is the ultimate boss. The candidate has the ultimate authority and he needs to delegate that to one person, not a committee."

The Trump campaign abruptly announced it was severing ties with the campaign manager Monday, sending shockwaves throughout the political arena.

Reluctant to go into the minutiae of what may have occurred, Stone dismissed Lewandowski's firing as a major shakeup, while noting his confidence in long time fellow Republican operative Paul Manafort.

"I have every confidence in Paul Manafort's ability to guide, or help guide the Trump campaign to success – to victory. I also think you're going to have a smoother flow of information to the candidate."

Kinda hard to vote for 2 different candidates.

Yes.

In November are we voting for the Republican primary candidate Trump or the general election Trump?