The Future President, Donald Trump

"Believing" a pathological liar just shows how folks can be manipulated. Hoowever, when Trump is constantly being busted and yet he till stnds there qnd goes with the lies, hes either a little "teched" or hes like the character in "Not in this Country'

Trump is very smart. Till you understand that you will be out of the loop.

Trump is a weasel, not a porpoise. Cunning is quite different from intelligence. I think you are the dimmy for not being able to distinguish between the two.

Its fun listening to you having orgasms over this clown.

hy we like him is that he talks straight like almost no one else in Washington or in power anywhere.

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hy we like him is that he talks straight like almost no one else in Washington or in power anywhere.

How does he talk straight as he would not know the truth if he fell over it and is constantly lying.

Dont worry, he will talk more like you like in the general.

Donald Trump - Modern Rhyming Slang for 'dump' (defecate), e.g. "I'm just nipping out for a Donald".

The most accurate pundits in the history of American presidential politics reside far from the Beltway, on a 403-square mile patch of land along the western border of Indiana. At the intersections of U.S. Highways 40 and 41, and off Interstate 70, you find yourself in Vigo County, with its 108,000 residents and its ho-hum county seat, Terre Haute, situated along the Wabash River. Terre Haute is the land of Clabber Girl Baking Powder—and its citizens call it the “Crossroads of America.” It’s the place where both Democratic Sen. Evan Bayh and labor leader and Social Democratic Party founder Eugene Debs were born, and home to the U.S. penitentiary where the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh died.
And, in nearly every presidential election since 1888, voters here in this blue-collar county have selected the winning candidate, missing only twice: Once, in 1908, when they opted for Williams Jennings Bryan instead of William Howard Taft, and again in 1952, when they chose Adlai Stevenson rather than Dwight D. Eisenhower.


“It’s obviously because of our extraordinary intelligence and good sense,” said Bayh, whose father built the family’s political dynasty here. “It’s classic middle America. Small businesses. Family farms. Community schools. We care more about common sense results than we do about party labels and ideology. … You don’t get the excesses of New York or California. We keep it between the 40-yard-lines.”
So, when it comes to 2016, you might expect these “between-the 40-yard-lines” voters to be soberly weighing the merits of Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio, with maybe an occasional flirtation with Bernie Sanders or Mike Huckabee. And yet, when I spent two days traveling around its gathering places and watering holes, I discovered that, while the county’s Democrats have, for their part, coalesced around Clinton, its Republicans mostly wanted to talk about just one candidate: Donald Trump.
In America’s most prophetic county seat, Trump enjoys a diverse coalition of support, from the 17-year-old punk high school student on the eve of his first election to the 81-year-old Kennedy voter to the kind of folks who will reshuffle their Thursday night plans to attend a county GOP “Politics and Pies” event. Coastal pundits might lament Trump’s appeal to the “low information voter”—but I can tell you one thing: Terre Haute citizens are anything but poorly informed.
And if Trump can make it here—in this hollowed-out county of swing voters, union halls, three universities and a knot of CSX railroad lines, where voters seem to have a knack for predicting unpredictable elections—he can make it anywhere.


Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/12/2016-indiana-county-predicts-every-election-trump-fever-213411#ixzz3tNw2bOew

“Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd explained that Donald Trump is excelling in the polls thanks to a feeling of insecurity in the country, and in part because of a “leadership vacuum” left by President Barack Obama.

“The White House needs to be aware this is a time of insecurity out there and if they don’t fill the vacuum, somebody else is going to,” Todd said.

Appearing on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Friday, Todd argued that Trump’s “strength” is helping him in the polls.

Host of “Morning Joe,” Joe Scarborough insisted, “Barack Obama is giving Donald Trump… a perfect platform.”



Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/12/04/chuck-todd-donald-trump-is-filling-the-leadership-vacuum-left-behind-by-barack-obama-video/#ixzz3tNy861qu

"Believing" a pathological liar just shows how folks can be manipulated. Hoowever, when Trump is constantly being busted and yet he till stnds there qnd goes with the lies, hes either a little "teched" or....

Donald Trump’s ability to remain the undisputed GOP frontrunner in December even though he has hardly spent any money on traditional television advertising that enriches consultants in the permanent political class is why he represents an “existential threat” to the established political order. In the newest CNN/ORC poll that was released Friday, Trump has a commanding 20-point lead, which reportedly marks “Trump’s highest support and widest lead since he first announced his candidacy.”

Trump may indeed be establishing a blueprint that other candidates could follow in the future to put many in the stale permanent political class—many of whom are career mercenaries who care more about using politics to line their pockets than the interests of the candidates they purportedly support—out of business. He even mocked Jeb Bush this week on the campaign trail in Georgia for wasting millions on television ads that have not helped the former Florida governor’s flailing poll numbers and campaign.

I am still hoping that the still sane parts of the Republican party

Well, in my book you either do it right or you get eliminated.