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If they try to screw Trump he can always start a third major political party. With something that serious hanging over them they´ll fall into line. He has a way too big following to be messed with.
Trump is on target to miss the required 1237 delegates...
I foresee Mitt Romney coming from nowhere to win the brokered convention
I foresee Mitt Romney coming from nowhere to win the brokered convention
Looks like trump is still on a sweeping way to victory. wonder how the GOP and the media will try to spin it as if he is going to lose.
John Kerry just got caught lying, saying he thought Iran signed the nuke deal when in fact he knew they never did. I don't know if we can wait a year for Trump with level of stupid. Only friends we are gonna have left are the kind that want to kill us.
Donald Trump Full Press Conference After Winning MI and MS Primaries (3-8-16)
It looks like Trump is going to keep rolling. He has won two states so far tonight, so he should be maintaining his lead.
Let us hope...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNZsZoGAALA
It looks like Trump is going to keep rolling. He has won two states so far tonight, so he should be maintaining his lead.
9:50: Meanwhile, none of the networks covered Clinton’s speech. All eyes on Trump–because you have no idea what he will say unlike traditional politicians whose speeches everyone has memorized by now:
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2016/03/08/horse-race-livewire-super-tuesday-part-deux/
Trump, again talking about process, says after $38 million worth of lies, he still won. He says it shows how smart the public is. “I want to thank the public,” Trump says before thanking the people of Mississippi and Michigan. Now he touts his friendship with Jack Nicklaus (good play for Ohio–who knows it was intentional or not). He also recognizes former Yankee Paul O’Neil in the audience.
Trump says it is very important that our Senators and Congressmen are re-elected even though not all of them are on his side. Trump says he is happy about turnout. Trump says the biggest story in politics is the huge turnout in GOP primaries with Democrats and Republicans coming over. He says a lot of voter are first-time voters. He wants to thank the “special interests” and the “lobbyists” because they “obviously did something to drive the numbers.”
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2016/03/08/horse-race-livewire-super-tuesday-part-deux/
Donald Trump's primary-night news conference. Listening to Trump...he´s an excellent showman but there´s nothing fake about his delivery. It seems to come very naturally. He´s an old fashioned straight talker as far as I´m concerned.
No teleprompter sandwich like with 0bozo......
If he gets through he´ll have Hillary Clinton for breakfast. She´s not quick enough, can´t really think on her feet and has about as much charisma as a cod fish. She´s one big mistake but of course they never imagined that Trump would get this far, were counting on some harmless kitten against her.
Not only that but when you learn about the cabal of apple, tesla, google, NYT, GOP establishment getting together to stop TRUMP, then you know there is no such a thing as GOP VS DNC anymore.... They were all in for harpy, all sending money to her
Donald Trump's primary-night news conference. Listening to Trump...he´s an excellent showman but there´s nothing fake about his delivery. It seems to come very naturally. He´s an old fashioned straight talker as far as I´m concerned.
No teleprompter sandwich like with 0bozo......
If he gets through he´ll have Hillary Clinton for breakfast. She´s not quick enough, can´t really think on her feet and has about as much charisma as a cod fish. She´s one big mistake but of course they never imagined that Trump would get this far, were counting on some harmless kitten against her.
Donald Trump's primary-night news conference. Listening to Trump...he´s an excellent showman but there´s nothing fake about his delivery. It seems to come very naturally. He´s an old fashioned straight talker as far as I´m concerned.
No teleprompter sandwich like with 0bozo......
Donald Trump's primary-night news conference. Listening to Trump...he´s an excellent showman but there´s nothing fake about his delivery. It seems to come very naturally. He´s an old fashioned straight talker as far as I´m concerned.
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AEI has held the annual forum on Sea Island for years. It's so secret that in 2015, Bloomberg News complained that no one would even say whether it had snowed. Federal Aviation Administration records available on FlightAware.com show that a fleet of private jets flew into and out of two small airports near Sea Island this weekend. Fifty-four planes flew out of the airport on St. Simons Island, Georgia, on Sunday -- nearly four times as many as departed from the airport the previous Sunday.
Well, I guess the main part is over. large loud jets are taking off one right after the other https://t.co/04fV5mMlr7 — Darlene Bearden (@darlenebearden) March 6, 2016 Many of the planes are registered to jet-sharing companies such as NetJets and Flexjet or private jet services companies such as Jetsetter. At least two of them flew directly to San Jose, California, home of many tech giants, on Sunday.
Another plane, which arrived from Eaton, Colorado, on Wednesday and flew back there on Sunday, is registered to Monfort Aviation, LLC, a private, tax-exempt trust. FAA records don't indicate who controls Monfort Aviation, but it shares a name with Dick and Charlie Monfort, the Colorado-based heirs to a meatpacking fortune who now own the Colorado Rockies baseball team. The plane, a Raytheon Hawker 800XP, seats 15 people. Anschutz, the billionaire whose company part owns Sea Island, is also from Colorado. Another private plane, a Canadair Challenger, flew cross-country from St. Simons to Van Nuys Airport in Southern California on Friday.
Van Nuys Airport is so associated with millionaires and billionaires that their disputes over space at the field occasionally spill into the news media. Another plane, a tri-jet Dassault Falcon 900, flew into St. Simons on Thursday from Westchester County, New York, and returned on Sunday. It's registered to Northwood Investors LLC, which is run by John Kukral, whose official bio notes he's been involved in real estate deals worth over $40 billion. "The event is private and off-the record, therefore we do not comment further on the content or attendees," said Judy Stecker, a spokeswoman for AEI. She described the forum as "an informal gathering of leading thinkers from all ideological backgrounds to discuss challenges that the United States and the free world face in economics, security and social welfare."
Well, I guess the main part is over. large loud jets are taking off one right after the other https://t.co/04fV5mMlr7 — Darlene Bearden (@darlenebearden) March 6, 2016 Many of the planes are registered to jet-sharing companies such as NetJets and Flexjet or private jet services companies such as Jetsetter. At least two of them flew directly to San Jose, California, home of many tech giants, on Sunday.
Another plane, which arrived from Eaton, Colorado, on Wednesday and flew back there on Sunday, is registered to Monfort Aviation, LLC, a private, tax-exempt trust. FAA records don't indicate who controls Monfort Aviation, but it shares a name with Dick and Charlie Monfort, the Colorado-based heirs to a meatpacking fortune who now own the Colorado Rockies baseball team. The plane, a Raytheon Hawker 800XP, seats 15 people. Anschutz, the billionaire whose company part owns Sea Island, is also from Colorado. Another private plane, a Canadair Challenger, flew cross-country from St. Simons to Van Nuys Airport in Southern California on Friday.
Van Nuys Airport is so associated with millionaires and billionaires that their disputes over space at the field occasionally spill into the news media. Another plane, a tri-jet Dassault Falcon 900, flew into St. Simons on Thursday from Westchester County, New York, and returned on Sunday. It's registered to Northwood Investors LLC, which is run by John Kukral, whose official bio notes he's been involved in real estate deals worth over $40 billion. "The event is private and off-the record, therefore we do not comment further on the content or attendees," said Judy Stecker, a spokeswoman for AEI. She described the forum as "an informal gathering of leading thinkers from all ideological backgrounds to discuss challenges that the United States and the free world face in economics, security and social welfare."
Van Nuys is just an airport in Los Angeles, more capable of handling medium size aircraft than Santa Monica Airport. Private aircraft, FOI, are not typically going into LAX. All day long celebrities and business people use the facilities of Van Nuys and Santa Monica.
The paragraphs of innuendo about movements of jets into LA shows the typical, not the exceptional, and is totally confusing regarding San Jose, Van Nuys, and Sea Island. In other words, your post makes no sense.
I have no particular reason reason to believe that what you´re saying makes any particular sense so big deal.
AEI has held the annual forum on Sea Island for years. It's so secret that in 2015, Bloomberg News complained that no one would even say whether it had snowed. Federal Aviation Administration records available on FlightAware.com show that a fleet of private jets flew into and out of two small airports near Sea Island this weekend. Fifty-four planes flew out of the airport on St. Simons Island, Georgia, on Sunday -- nearly four times as many as departed from the airport the previous Sunday.
Well, I guess the main part is over. large loud jets are taking off one right after the other https://t.co/04fV5mMlr7 — Darlene Bearden (@darlenebearden) March 6, 2016 Many of the planes are registered to jet-sharing companies such as NetJets and Flexjet or private jet services companies such as Jetsetter. At least two of them flew directly to San Jose, California, home of many tech giants, on Sunday.
Another plane, which arrived from Eaton, Colorado, on Wednesday and flew back there on Sunday, is registered to Monfort Aviation, LLC, a private, tax-exempt trust. FAA records don't indicate who controls Monfort Aviation, but it shares a name with Dick and Charlie Monfort, the Colorado-based heirs to a meatpacking fortune who now own the Colorado Rockies baseball team. The plane, a Raytheon Hawker 800XP, seats 15 people. Anschutz, the billionaire whose company part owns Sea Island, is also from Colorado. Another private plane, a Canadair Challenger, flew cross-country from St. Simons to Van Nuys Airport in Southern California on Friday.
Van Nuys Airport is so associated with millionaires and billionaires that their disputes over space at the field occasionally spill into the news media. Another plane, a tri-jet Dassault Falcon 900, flew into St. Simons on Thursday from Westchester County, New York, and returned on Sunday. It's registered to Northwood Investors LLC, which is run by John Kukral, whose official bio notes he's been involved in real estate deals worth over $40 billion. "The event is private and off-the record, therefore we do not comment further on the content or attendees," said Judy Stecker, a spokeswoman for AEI. She described the forum as "an informal gathering of leading thinkers from all ideological backgrounds to discuss challenges that the United States and the free world face in economics, security and social welfare."
Well, I guess the main part is over. large loud jets are taking off one right after the other https://t.co/04fV5mMlr7 — Darlene Bearden (@darlenebearden) March 6, 2016 Many of the planes are registered to jet-sharing companies such as NetJets and Flexjet or private jet services companies such as Jetsetter. At least two of them flew directly to San Jose, California, home of many tech giants, on Sunday.
Another plane, which arrived from Eaton, Colorado, on Wednesday and flew back there on Sunday, is registered to Monfort Aviation, LLC, a private, tax-exempt trust. FAA records don't indicate who controls Monfort Aviation, but it shares a name with Dick and Charlie Monfort, the Colorado-based heirs to a meatpacking fortune who now own the Colorado Rockies baseball team. The plane, a Raytheon Hawker 800XP, seats 15 people. Anschutz, the billionaire whose company part owns Sea Island, is also from Colorado. Another private plane, a Canadair Challenger, flew cross-country from St. Simons to Van Nuys Airport in Southern California on Friday.
Van Nuys Airport is so associated with millionaires and billionaires that their disputes over space at the field occasionally spill into the news media. Another plane, a tri-jet Dassault Falcon 900, flew into St. Simons on Thursday from Westchester County, New York, and returned on Sunday. It's registered to Northwood Investors LLC, which is run by John Kukral, whose official bio notes he's been involved in real estate deals worth over $40 billion. "The event is private and off-the record, therefore we do not comment further on the content or attendees," said Judy Stecker, a spokeswoman for AEI. She described the forum as "an informal gathering of leading thinkers from all ideological backgrounds to discuss challenges that the United States and the free world face in economics, security and social welfare."
Van Nuys is just an airport in Los Angeles, more capable of handling medium size aircraft than Santa Monica Airport. Private aircraft, FOI, are not typically going into LAX. All day long celebrities and business people use the facilities of Van Nuys and Santa Monica.
The paragraphs of innuendo about movements of jets into LA shows the typical, not the exceptional, and is totally confusing regarding San Jose, Van Nuys, and Sea Island. In other words, your post makes no sense.
DETROIT — Voting was underway Tuesday in two states — Mississippi and Michigan — that are widely expected to solidify the leads of Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton in their respective nominating contests.
The latest day of voting, which will also include a Republican primary in Idaho and GOP caucuses in Hawaii, comes at a time when the GOP establishment is in turmoil over how to stop Trump. On the Democratic side, Clinton’s advantage in recent polls in Michigan and Mississippi suggests easy victories that would render Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’s path to the Democratic nomination all but impossible....Wash. Post
The latest day of voting, which will also include a Republican primary in Idaho and GOP caucuses in Hawaii, comes at a time when the GOP establishment is in turmoil over how to stop Trump. On the Democratic side, Clinton’s advantage in recent polls in Michigan and Mississippi suggests easy victories that would render Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’s path to the Democratic nomination all but impossible....Wash. Post
I started trying to figure out Trump a few days ago. When I sink my teeth into something I refresh youtube with a 'newest first' filter as one of the tabs I have open to see what people are pumping out (and to capture things before they are memory-holed which happens more and more lately.)
One interesting thing I noticed is that in a search for the string 'trump' there is not very much. Not nearly as much as one would expect. In order to overcome this challenge I can change the string to something like 'clinton' and pull up things with 'trump' in the title even but which don't show up on a search for 'trump'.
Right now there is a liberal show (which I'm listening to the Taabi part) live. The next two are 5 hours old. Then 12 hours old. Then there is one which has been at the top of this list for days by a user named 'Donald Trump'. The text that I can see says: "If you vote for me, I promise I will destroy I mean make America great again. ..." so it is safe to assume that it is not in fact 'the Donald'. It has a big fat 'subscribe' button in the summary which does not show up for other vids.
Looks a lot like the tech sector is expressing their disdain for Trump in a way which is unusually transparent. Time will tell if it bites them in the ass to be doing such things...or doing them in an obvious manner at least.
An alternate theory is that people who put up 'trump' content are not smart enough use keywords like 'clinton' folks, but even then there would need to be a 'glich' in the indexing algorithms to miss the string in the media title and description text.
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