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But also, 30% of Republicans and 19% of Democrats think that a fictional country should be bombed, so if you think your single-digit-IQ culture is worth preserving, then I wish you abject failure.  Sounds like you need more immigrants to alleviate all the inbreeding that must be going on over there for so many of you to be that dense.  

What that kinda minded people abuse the biggest bug of democracy, which is,people who doesn't try to understand opposite ideas and want everybody think in the same way.

So... the reaction against Obama is like this.

In the beginning the neo-Fascists held the Senate, the House, and the Presidency.

First the conservatives took over the Congress.

Second the conservatives took over the Senate.

Now the conservatives are about to Trump the Presidency.

Then the conservatives will have their job cut out for them.

Because then...they'll have to take over the Republican party.

I hope so. The power that be is making sure that does not happen though:

http://www.infowars.com/cisa-is-now-the-law-how-congress-quietly-passed-the-second-patriot-act/

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/12/18/democrat-leaders-dance-gloat-declare-speaker-paul-ryan-gave-away-store/

Interesting news from the United States. To me, it seems like the Americans had enough of political correctness and white guilt, and they are now trying to protect themselves and their future generations. That is promising news, and measures such as this one will mean that the American culture will remain strong for the next 100 years.  

Majority of Americans=> 55% – Support Trump’s Muslim Ban, 72% of Republicans, 45% of Democrats


Last week Donald Trump lit up the political world when he proposed a temporary ban on Muslim immigrants to the United States following the San Bernardino terrorist attacks.
trump rally

The Obama White House said it “disqualifies him” from being president.

The latest FOX News poll shows a majority of Americans support his ban.
FOX News reported:

    Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump caused a stir last week when he called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States until the government can “figure out what is going on.”

    How do voters feel about Trump’s proposal? Well, that depends.

    A new Fox News poll finds 50 percent of voters favor Trump’s ban, while 46 percent are opposed.

    However, when Trump’s name is removed from the question, support for the plan goes up five points and opposition goes down six: 55 percent favor the unnamed proposal, while 40 percent oppose it.

    So while voters favor the “Trump” ban by a 4-point margin — that increases to 15 points when the same ban is not associated with Trump.

    There are stunning shifts in the responses among Democrats: 45 percent favor banning Muslims if Trump’s name is not mentioned, yet when the plan is identified as Trump’s, support drops to 25 percent.

    Among Republicans, views hold steady: 71 percent favor it when attributed to Trump vs. 72 percent for the generic proposal.

    Trump’s proposal was in response to the mass shooting that killed 14 people and injured 21 others in San Bernardino, California. The FBI says the attack was carried out by a Muslim couple who supported the Islamic State. The wife had moved to the United States from Pakistan after passing multiple background checks by U.S. immigration officials.


http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/12/majority-of-americans-55-support-trumps-muslim-ban-72-of-republicans-45-of-democrats/

When Trump goes down, all that will be left is a stump.

You Can't Stump the Trump Volume 9


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EajmIe1p35o&feature=youtu.be


Those videos are so cool!

Yea, there is no strategy by which they can get Rubio into a position as a serious contender.  Except if say, Cruz and Trump unfortunately were to meet their demise.

I don't think the country's that far gone but continue to be surprised...

Probably the establishment guys want to make it a Jeb Bush vs Hillary Clinton battle... but since his ratings have plummeted (as per the latest opinion polls, only around 2% of the GOP primary voters said that they'll vote for him), they have shifted their attention to Rubio (who is polling slightly better, but still in single digits).

Or "We can push this Jeb fucker around, just as easy as the Hllary bitch.  Let's run those two saps."

and then...

"Oh yeah?  The chumps won't fall for Jeb baby?  Try that Rubio clown on them, with his hack song about Cuban immigrant crap."

Which was the plan all along, ¡Jeb! losing facing harpy clinton

Not a "strong chance," because it's now right out in the open that they are trying to do this.

Their last hope is Rubio...

I don't see Rubio as even a strong candidate.   Were he to wind up the Republican nominee, a lot of conservatives would stay home and not vote.  The election would go to the HillaryFascists.

Don't worry about disliking him. He is playing by his book, still a best seller. That is why he's on top.

http://www.amazon.com/Trump-The-Deal-Donald-J/dp/0345479173/ref=zg_bs_886494_1

By the way how much of his own $$$ has he spent so far in advertising?

 

I liked the trump at the beginning because i thought that he is smart and has potential to make new investment but the last interviews i started to not like him.

^^^^ Anything can happen with the GOP nomination, despite the strong numbers for Trump. There is a huge gap between the GOP establishment elites (such as John McCain and John Boner) and the rank and file republicans. There is a strong chance that the elites can group together and present a single candidate, to prevent Trump from winning the primaries.

Friday, December 11, 2015

Belief among Republicans that Donald Trump is their next likely presidential candidate continues to rise despite his condemnation by nearly all the other GOP candidates for proposing a temporary ban on immigrants from Muslim countries.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 70% of Likely Republican Voters now believe Trump is likely to be their party’s nominee, with 31% who say it’s Very Likely. This overall figure is up from 68% last week but still falls short of the survey’s all-time high of 74% in late October. Interestingly, however, the number who say a Trump nomination is Very Likely has moved very little.

Only 27% of GOP voters think Trump is unlikely to win the nomination, with 10% who say it’s Not At All Likely.  (To see survey question wording, click here.)

Among voters who support Trump’s call for a temporary ban on Muslim immigrants, 73% think he is likely to be the nominee, with 39% who say it’s Very Likely.

Overall belief among Republican voters that the billionaire developer is likely to win the nomination had generally run in the mid-50s for most weeks since Rasmussen Reports began the weekly survey in mid-August until the terrorist attacks in Paris in November.  Since then his numbers have been climbing steadily through the 60s.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2016/trump_change

Trump can self finance his campaign but do you know how much of his own money he already spent so far? Google it.
Trump has been dead and killed and dead by the media non stop from the start and he is still here. On top. Yet you believe the media will kill and dead him "more"?
There is such a thing as over playing your cards, crying wolf and the mainstream media is doing just that. Non stop. Every time someone gets outraged by Trump they give him free time, non stop, sucking the air from everyone else. Trump knows his product very well: himself. Non stop.

Isis is already here. The next time you see a flash and body parts flying all over in a town near you, don't forget not to blame Trump, but the smart dude who said "isis a group of killers who are good at social media.".

Trump has long been expected to fizzle out. However he does have a fairly large advantage in that he is self-financing his campaign, so he does not need to worry about appealing to donors the same way that the other candidates do, so the only thing that would cause him to drop out now would be low poll numbers, while other candidates could drop out because of either low poll numbers or low campaign donations.

I don't think he will be able to win the general election if nominated because, in part of his controversial views on immigration. Plus the blunt way that he speaks will often make him an easy target for the liberal media.

I am not even sure how effective this would be. ISIS has been able to recruit a number of Americans who have often not been Islamic prior to being recruited.

We are also nowhere near the state right now that would make it necessary to infringe of any group of people's rights that this would result in.