Proving to voters that elected Republicans are pathetic, impotent media suck-ups is, surprisingly, not hurting Trump.
Annoyed at federal judge Gonzalo P. Curiel's persistent rulings against him in the Trump University case (brought by a law firm that has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches by Bill and Hillary), Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said that maybe it's because the judge is a second-generation Mexican immigrant.
The entire media -- and most of the GOP -- have spent 10 months telling us that Mexicans in the United States are going to HATE Trump for saying he'll build a wall. Now they're outraged that Trump thinks one Mexican hates him for saying he'll build a wall.
Curiel has distributed scholarships to illegal aliens. He belongs to an organization that sends lawyers to the border to ensure that no illegal aliens' "human rights" are violated. The name of the organization? The San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association -- "La Raza" meaning THE RACE.
Let's pause to imagine the nomination hearings for a white male who belonged to any organization for white people -- much less one with the words "THE RACE" in its title.
The media were going to call Trump a racist whatever he did, and his attack on a Hispanic judge is way better than when they said it was racist for Republicans to talk about Obama’s golfing.
Has anyone ever complained about the ethnicity of white judges or white juries? I've done some research and it turns out ... THAT'S ALL WE'VE HEARD FOR THE PAST 40 YEARS.
The New York Times alone has published hundreds of articles, editorials, op-eds, movie reviews, sports articles and crossword puzzles darkly invoking "white judges" and "all-white" juries, as if that is ipso facto proof of racist justice.
Two weeks ago -- that's not an error; I didn't mean to type "decades" and it came out "weeks" -- the Times published an op-ed by...
In proof that a week can be an eternity in politics, it seemed it was only a days ago that it appeared that the Never Trump movement was dead and buried. William Kristol was promoting a National Review chump named David French, Mitt Romney had slinked off in defeat and Republicans were lining up to unify behind Trump albeit grudgingly. Then the media firestorm over Judge Gonzalo Curiel erupted, the mutiny began and the Never Trump zombies havearisen anew to wreak havoc. Today nationally syndicated radio host Hugh Hewitt – you may remember him from his role in the early CNN debates – called for a change in convention rules that would lead to a toppling of Trump at next month’s Republican party convention.
Politico is reporting “Hugh Hewitt: GOP should change convention rules to stop Trump”:
Either the Republican National Committee must change its convention rules or the presumptive Republican nominee needs to change his personality, conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt remarked on his program Wednesday morning.
“They ought to get together and let the convention decide. And if Donald Trump pulls over a makeover in the next four to five weeks, great, they can keep him. It would be better if he had done so 5 weeks ago. But it’s awful and it ended bad last night,” he said, in reference to Trump’s speech from his swanky Westchester County golf club in which he read from a teleprompter and promised to turn the page and earn the votes of Republican voters who opposed him in the primary.
Accepting of Trump as the nominee against Hillary Clinton at this point, Hewitt said, is “like ignoring Stage IV cancer. You can’t do it, you gotta go attack it.”
“And right now the Republican Party is facing — the plane is headed towards the mountain after the last 72 hours,” he said.
Hewitt’s call to arms serves to confirm suspicions that many establishment Republicans who had thrown with Trump out of political expedience were as lacking in sincerity as they were devoid of principles. It was hard to believe that there wouldn’t be some sort of effort – however covert it may have been – to screw the presumptive nominee out of the nomination at the convention. The great American rally around the Mexican flag-draped Judge Curiel has conjured the undead and the movement to derail the Trump revolution is back with a vengeance.
There will be a weekend meeting at Mitt Romney’s place in Utah and none other than Paul Ryan will be in attendance. Joining Ryan as a speaker will be...
And lo, it came to pass: As of last night, Hillary Clinton is officially the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee for President of the United States. Setting aside her party's elite "super delegate" insurance policy, Clinton has now secured a majority of pledged delegates, which reflect the will of primary voters. And despite falling to Bernie Sanders in a startling 23 nominating contests, the former Secretary of State has attracted roughly 3.7 million more votes than the Vermont Senator nationwide. Having lost the election by every metric, the disheveled Soviet Union honeymooner says he'll fight on to the party's Philadelphia convention anyway, marking just the latest instance of a Socialist ignoring simple math that complicates his untenable fantasies.
The fact that Clinton failed to clear this hurdle until the very last day of balloting underscores her profound weakness as a candidate. She enters the general election stage of the campaign as one of the most disliked and distrusted political figures in America, and one of the least popular presidential nominees of all time. Despite...
It may be impossible to kill, but perhaps it will go somewhere and hide for a while...
The GOP Establishment is based on one fundamental axiom: the establishment is always right, especially when they’re wrong.
Their candidates never lose; the American voter simply fails to recognize that they’re right. Jeb Bush didn’t lose the nomination; a demagogue rallied a violent base that Bush was too principled to go after. Mitt Romney didn’t lose the election; an extended primary crippled him before he had a chance to win.
Even when, after 2012 they performed an oxymoronic self-autopsy, their conclusion was “We were not wrong, we were just ineffective in explaining how we were right.” While this may placate them internally, the only way to keep this sociopathy going publically is to point out, not just that they’re right, but that everyone else is wrong.
Assigning blame and pointing fingers is the amphetamine of modern politics and the Establishment indulges to no end. They wasted no time in blaming Barry Goldwater in his landslide loss in 1964 for being “too conservative” and blaming Ronald Reagan for...
Another moderate ……
Because he is Muslim stealing from the kuffar to fund this bloody holy war, expect little or no media coverage. But if it were, say, a Jew, i.e. Madoff …… fuhgeddaboudit.
“Conman stole £1 MILLION from vulnerable pensioners to fund ISIS in ‘Bank of Terror’ plot,”
AN EVIL fraudster who stole almost £1million from vulnerable pensioners to support the bloodthirsty Islamic State is facing prison.
Abdulaziz Ahmed, admitted he was part of the ‘Bank of Terror’ gang who conned elderly people out of their life savings in order to plough funds into the depraved death cult.
The 23-year-old posed as a police officer or a bank fraud official as he played his part in taking money from at least 18 victims in Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Bedfordshire, London and Kent.
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