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Have you guys noticed how many more private security hacks are surrounding Trump?

Local news reported that he brought well over 50 to SC. Not including local hires.

Last night I counted at least 12 within or close to arms reach.

Pretty much sums up how I feel^^^^^
But the BIG reason I got behind late last summer was the fact that he was the only possible candidate talking about our national debt. The others all run from discussing it. It is and is going to be one of if not the countries biggest problem....soon, very soon.

Trump is a phenominon produced by 7 years of that wuss, Obongo, aggrivated by wuss Republicans who bow to him as he bows to Islamic Kings.

People are angry and The Donald expresses that anger better than any other candidate. He ain't perfect, but he does kick butt and take names, which represents the mood and demeanor of a LOT of voters.

Like him or hate him, Trump has energized the electorial process, brought a bunch of folks into the process who would probably sit out this election cycle like they did the last two.

Whether he's the nominee or not, he's served our cause well.

I agree with Bob.

DF

Can’t speak for anybody else but will reply to this. Enamored with Trump – no. Angry – absolutely spot on.

I personally think this country is f’cked; unequivocally, irrevocably, inevitably f’cked. Everything history has shown us about slowly boiling frogs is coming true and has been for some time. We have reached the point in our empire where it is in decline and is dying. Power is concentrated in the hands of fewer and fewer people. That power lets them be further and further insulated from the errors of their hubris, unlike the rest of us who have to take it in the ass for their arrogance and grossly negligent mismanagement.

I have no idea how to fix it. I really don’t think it can be fixed through the election process. We can control some small issues, maybe, for 4 or 8 years at a time, but I’m talking about the fundamental values that make any country great. We’ve lost them and surrendered our liberty for (false) security and glib promises of free stuff – partly through a calculated effort but mostly that “calculated effort” has just ridden the wave of normal human nature; “they” haven’t done anything more or less than any other would be despots have done successfully since Oog took over the Hill tribe.

So anyway, back to Trump. I hope he breaks the place. We are boiling slowly and looking to politicians, any politician, to fix things is only prolonging the agony. We absolutely know what the Devil we know is going to do, he or she is going to f’ck us in the ass and force us to pay his owners for the privilege of being f’cked in the ass. That only leaves the Devil we don’t know. And I don’t know what others think, but I think Trump would be one of the most monumentally disastrous Presidents we’ve ever seen. Maybe.

We’re bankrupt, our enemies grow stronger financially, militarily and most importantly industrially every day while we grow weaker on all fronts. We are a boil ready to burst. Trump might actually try to fix things and bring the whole place down around our heads, which, as bad as that will be, is the only way I can see to start something new again. OR, the other strong possibility I see is that he’d be the dictator that so many people throughout history, especially the folks that founded this country, have warned us about. This place is certainly ripe for it. Which might actually be the catalyst needed for some kind of genuine revolt, armed or otherwise, so we can finally start to clean out the den of snakes that live in the Potomac basin. That is, if he doesn’t start a war with a stronger allied force that finally conquers and occupies us.

OR, he could be like Reagan in some ways without the polished actor image and poise. A real cowboy coming in rootin' and tootin', kicking ass and taking names. I tend to doubt it, but it's one possibility that we can't dismiss. At least he sticks to his guns in the face of the media Propaganda Corps' worst efforts, something nobody else seems willing to do.

Whatever happens, so be it. The sooner we face the inevitable the sooner we can rebuild.


This really isn’t all about Trump but in reply to your post, yes, you are absolutely right, he expresses my anger with the Establishment very well. I don’t hold out any hope for him to fix it, but I know anybody else coming from Washington will only turn up the burner under this frog one more notch.

Contrary to what I just posted.......... I now believe Pat did nail it.

Yep.

As much as it pains me, sometimes I have to agree with him...

DF

Agree on all counts.

Bingo,exactly my feelings.If he gets the nomination,I will support him.If Cruz gets it .I will support him.I am freaking tired of all the lying professional politicians.If it was up to me I would hang them all and start over.

It speaks volumes on the ability of voters to read sign...

A majority went with the "outsider" in 2008 & 12 who's platform was hope & change....when you think about it, it's pretty much the same message as "make America great again"...

Trump said it himself. Said his supporters are so stupid he could shoot someone in the street and they wouldn't care.

To be fair, I don't think he actually used the word "stupid", but in all honesty I believe it was his intent...

He does have a knack at saying something without actually saying it...plausible deniability comes to mind.

Demagogue- noun: a political leader who tries to get support by making false claims and promises and using arguments based on emotion rather than reason.

He never suggested they were stupid, just loyal.

I would use the word gullible.

And as we are seeing right here on our little slice of the web that they are

Same thing...

This guy has a very good take on it.

As for Mr. Trump, it is not without meaning that his supporters have had eight months to measure the cost of satisfying their anger by voting for him. In New Hampshire, 35% of the electorate decided that for all his drama and uncertainty they would back him.

The mainstream journalistic mantra is that the GOP is succumbing to nativism, nationalism and the culture of celebrity. That allows them to avoid taking seriously Mr. Trump’s issues: illegal immigration and Washington’s 15-year, bipartisan refusal to stop it; political correctness and how it is strangling a free people; and trade policies that have left the American working class displaced, adrift and denigrated. Mr. Trump’s popularity is propelled by those issues and enabled by his celebrity.

In winning, Donald Trump threw over the GOP donor class. Political professionals don’t fully appreciate that, but normal Americans see it. They get that the guy with money just slapped silly the guys with money. Every hedge-fund billionaire donor should be blinking in pain. Some investment!

http://canmua.net/washington/trump-sanders-and-the-american-rebellion-414691.html

Ted Cruz is a shinning example of why there are so many rich/popular televangelists. He is that crutch for feeble minded.

In a hyper sensitive overly politically correct country Trump is the antithesis. The portion of the populace that is tired of the pussy footing and holding their tongues out of fear of offending someone finds a hero in trump because he is so brash and holds no punches. I'll vote whomever runs against the democratic nominee, but I'm not sure Trump gets much done as the president if elected.

What is beginning to come to MY mind is Bowsinger/RobJordan as you guys are just as eat up with Cruz as many here are with Trump.