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Latest Articles: The Establishments war on Donald Trump
Ann Coulter: Save Us From Paul Ryan And The Kemp Boys
Post Date: 2015-10-22 10:10:05 by nativist nationalist
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Jack Kemp and Paul Ryan--neither of them good for America or their Party After Paul Ryan helped Mitt Romney lose the 2012 election by doing the impossible—losing a debate to Joe Biden—he went on an intimate tour of poverty. It was a journey so personal, Ryan brought reporters, writers and documentary producers with him. So far, he’s gotten one book and one documentary out of The Paul Ryan Intimate Poverty Tour—we’re still waiting for the tote bags—and is currently promoting a major poverty-fighting initiative that he brainstormed during private moments of reflection, somehow captured by the press: “The Kemp Forum on Expanding Opportunity.” ...
Will We–Finally–See The Real Jim Webb?
Post Date: 2015-10-21 13:07:53 by nativist nationalist
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Jim Webb always seemed out of place in the modern Democratic party. A war hero, a defender of the Confederate flag, and a former member of the Reagan Administration, there never seemed to be home for him in a Democratic Party that seems utterly determined to define itself as a coalition of profiteering SJW’s and NGO employees, government workers, and anti-White minorities. Thus, the conventional wisdom about Webb is he was simply a relic of the bygone Jeffersonian/Jacksonian Democratic Party, left behind in the Brave New World of identity obsessed leftist politics. Scott Greer at the Daily Caller observes: It might be one of the most cliched sayings in politics, but Jim Webb would ...
Panicked establishment gets ready for war against Trump
Post Date: 2015-10-21 12:06:27 by Hondo68
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This weekend was an inflection point in the Republican presidential race — a moment in which some significant part of the GOP establishment came out of denial and realized Donald Trump might well become their party's nominee. "The Republican establishment, for the first time, is saying, off the record, this guy can win," noted Joe Scarborough on MSNBC Monday morning. "I've heard that from everybody. I don't hear anybody saying he can't win the nomination anymore." That doesn't mean Republicans have made their peace with a Trump victory. On the contrary — some are preparing to do whatever it takes to bring him down. Which could lead to an ...
Cuckservative Logic–Mitt Romney’s Frame of Defeat
Post Date: 2015-10-20 14:42:43 by nativist nationalist
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Mitt Romney was not the worst of the bunch in the 2012 election. He was fairly solid in the lead up to the vote, strongly supported mandatory E- Verify, and said he would end the lawsuit against Arizona’s SB 1070. Based on this, Ann Coulter said Romney was worth voting for, maybe even in 2016. Yet by our overall standards, Romney was still an immigration wimp, strong only because of how milquetoast the rest of the field was. And whatever fortitude he showed in the election collapsed after his defeat, as Romney has gone out of his way to shill for amnesty and concern troll about “tone.” In the latest example of the Decline and Fall of Mitt, 2012’s loser had an ...
Panicked establishment gets ready for war against Trump
Post Date: 2015-10-20 14:12:11 by nativist nationalist
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This weekend was an inflection point in the Republican presidential race — a moment in which some significant part of the GOP establishment came out of denial and realized Donald Trump might well become their party's nominee. "The Republican establishment, for the first time, is saying, off the record, this guy can win," noted Joe Scarborough on MSNBC Monday morning. "I've heard that from everybody. I don't hear anybody saying he can't win the nomination anymore." That doesn't mean Republicans have made their peace with a Trump victory. On the contrary — some are preparing to do whatever it takes to bring him down. Which could lead to an ...
Can Trump Be Stopped?
Post Date: 2015-10-20 13:53:14 by nativist nationalist
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Three months ago, this writer sent out a column entitled, “Could Trump Win?” meaning the Republican nomination. Today even the Trump deniers concede the possibility. And the emerging question has become: “Can Trump be stopped? And if so, where, and by whom?” Consider the catbird seat in which The Donald sits. An average of national polls puts him around 30 percent, trailed by Dr. Ben Carson with about 20 percent. No other GOP candidate gets double digits. Trump is leading Carson in Iowa, running first in New Hampshire, crushing the field in Nevada and South Carolina. These are the first four contests. In Florida, Trump’s support exceeds that of ex-Governor Jeb ...
How George W. Bush’s War on Airport Profiling of Arabs Contributed to 9/11
Post Date: 2015-10-19 13:48:19 by nativist nationalist
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George Bush being told of the attack on 9/11. With Donald Trump saying that being extremely tough on immigration might have prevented 9/11, I’m reminded of a couple of old articles I wrote. The first I wrote on the evening of September 11, 2001, in which I pointed out that in second Presidential debate of 2000, Bush had announced: Bush said during the nationally televised debate, “Arab-Americans are racially profiled in what’s called secret evidence. People are stopped, and we got to do something about that.” Then-Governor Bush went on, “My friend, Sen. Spence Abraham [the Arab-American Republic Senator from Michigan], is pushing a law to make sure that, you ...
FLASHBACK: JEB BUSH ADMITTED ‘LEAKY’ IMMIGRATION LED TO 9/11
Post Date: 2015-10-18 23:19:15 by nativist nationalist
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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s campaign is furious with 2016 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump over Trump’s comments that the 9/11 terrorist attacks happened on Bush’s brother former President George W. Bush’s watch. But a review of the basic facts of the situation—and Jeb Bush’s own writings—reveals that even the Bushes admit that “leaky” immigration enforcement was a major driving factor in leading to the terrorist attacks. While Trump has attacked Bush before—describing the candidate as “low energy”—this line of questioning represents a new level in the war as Trump soars over Bush in recent polling, and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) ...
Trump Doubly Correct On Bush And 9/11: His Watch, And He Weakened Arab Airline Screening
Post Date: 2015-10-18 15:33:04 by nativist nationalist
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The Buck Stops...Where? Donald Trump has done it again: a crowd of GOP Establishment types is frothing with fury because he has pointed out that as President George W. Bush bore responsibility for 9/11 “When you talk about George Bush, I mean — say what you want — the World Trade Center came down during his time,” Trump said. Bloomberg’s Stephanie Ruhle then interrupted and said Trump couldn’t blame Bush for the attacks that left nearly 3,000 Americans dead. “He was president, okay?” Trump responded. “Blame him or don’t blame him, but he was president. The World Trade Center came down during his reign.” Trump faces backlash for ...
Condo owners in Panama tell Trump: You're fired!
Post Date: 2015-10-11 13:43:08 by Tooconservative
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This July 4, 2011, file photo, shows the Trump Ocean Club International Hotel and Tower, third building from left, in Panama City, Panama. The tale of a 70-story waterfront tower along Panama Bay that was managed by the Trump empire offers insight into the Republican presidential candidate's business traits, and hints about the management style that might be expected from a Trump White House. PANAMA CITY (AP) — The directors of the Trump Ocean Club met July 28 on urgent business. They needed to fire Donald Trump.The building's residents and condo owners had invested in the namesake, a 70-story waterfront tower along Panama Bay, on the strength of Trump's reputation. But ...
OBAMA: ‘AMERICA’S GREATNESS DOES NOT COME FROM BUILDING WALLS’
Post Date: 2015-10-09 14:46:36 by nativist nationalist
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President Obama is condemning Republicans for standing up for immigration laws, accusing them of being anti-American. “You’ve got to recognize that America’s greatness does not come from building walls,” he said at a gala for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute. He’s likely referring to Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s dramatic proposal to stop illegal immigration. Obama said that while “anti-immigrant sentiment” was not new to politics in America, it was wrong, citing the Irish and Italians that once suffered stereotypes similar to Hispanics today. He also dismissed the suggestion that somehow immigrants in the past were all legal, ...
McCarthy Dropping Out (Drudge Siren)
Post Date: 2015-10-08 12:37:14 by Rufus T Firefly
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Developing . . . I wonder what establishment backup will emerge . . . ?
Erickson Evicted From REDSTATE: NeoCon Control Undisguised
Post Date: 2015-10-07 20:51:11 by nativist nationalist
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The inevitable has happened. Erick Erickson has been forced out of RedState. The posting announcing this on his own site erickontheradio.com makes it plain he is terrified: I believe I’ll be able to get my radio site off the ground and earn from it the income I’ll be giving up from RedState. I obviously do not relish giving up income with a wife and kids to take care of. This is probably wise. Trying to build a profitable political site anchored by only one radio show is problematic. Erickson rather bitterly comments I thought I had another month to tell all of you. But someone leaked an internal memo to the press and I figure I might as well fess up now. The beneficiary of ...
Hmmm… some people seem pretty upset that The Donald isn’t spending all his money
Post Date: 2015-10-06 21:18:16 by Tooconservative
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He may be the most attacked candidate in the race from either party, but there’s no denying that Donald Trump has been enjoying some benefits as well. His position as the undisputed GOP frontrunner combined with his penchant for saying things which drive everyone absolutely nuts has ensured that the mogul has cable news and network cameras following him everywhere he goes. This means that you generally see Donald Trump on the small screen nearly all the time if you’re tuned in to the news, but there’s one place you don’t see him: in any Donald Trump for President commercials. That’s drawn the attention of some liberal critics who seem to be a bit put off that ...
Trump Stumps CBS’ Pelley With Operation Wetback; WaPo Does Damage Control
Post Date: 2015-10-02 13:29:05 by nativist nationalist
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It’s great news that Donald Trump cited President Eisenhower’s Operation Wetback (without using the term) in part of the SIXTY MINUTES interview that CBS, not surprisingly, chose not to broadcast last Sunday. I thought this Eisenhower feat was one of a number of immigration tricks Trump left on the table in his obviously restrained performance in the September 16 debate. It’s also very striking that CBS talking head Scott Pelley clearly had absolutely no idea what Trump was talking about. When pressed on deportation, Trump set him up by asking (1:47 on the video) “Did you like Dwight Eisenhower as a President at all?” Pelley blusters stupidly “Well, I ...
George Will Wrong To Think DHS Would Need A “Network Of Informers” Deport Illegals–Their Addresses Are On The Government Checks!
Post Date: 2015-10-02 13:22:08 by nativist nationalist
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Notorious #cuckservative George Will has pronounced on Donald Trump’s plan to deport millions of illegal aliens in two years. He claims that a police state would be necessary, with nightmare visions of midnight raids and millions of informants necessary to remove the 11-20 million illegal aliens in the United States. As VDARE.com has pointed out, as has the Federale blog, it’s been done before without any police state tactics, Operation Wetback, and executed by a moderate Republican that Will admires. Another moderate Republican admired by Will, Mitt Romney, advocated a self- deportation scheme that could only happen if illegal aliens were too frightened to remain in the face of ...
Nationwide Poll Shows Trump, Carson & Fiorina in Top 3 GOP Spots
Post Date: 2015-09-30 18:02:14 by nolu chan
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Nationwide Poll Shows Trump, Carson & Fiorina in Top 3 GOP Spots Suffolk University, Boston Suffolk University Political Research Center September 30, 2015 A Suffolk University/USA TODAY national poll of likely voters shows businessman Donald Trump as the choice of 23 percent of those expecting to vote in the GOP primaries, but his favorability was low at 27 percent. Meanwhile, 65 percent of voters oppose eliminating funding for Planned Parenthood. Results of polling related to the Democratic presidential race will be released tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 1. Trump was followed in the poll by neurosurgeon Ben Carson and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina at 13 percent each; ...
Funny Thing About George Will’s Obsessive Quest To Smear Donald Trump As A RACIST!!!…
Post Date: 2015-09-29 15:29:47 by nativist nationalist
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If the Washington Post were the Pequod, George Will would nail an Escudos doubloon to the mast as a bounty for harpooning Donald Trump. Apparently the bespectacled brainiac of the Beltway Right has gone off the deep end. Trump is his Moby Dick. The aging columnist will say anything to stop the leading anti-immigration candidate, who (despite the ruling class’s best efforts), still polls highest in the Republican field. But before getting to Will’s Ahab-like obsession, note that no GOP candidate is safe from the penman if he is, as Will has described Trump, “transgressive”—i.e. violates Establishment norms. Thus in May, “amiable atheist” Will complained ...
George Will: Enforcing Immigration Law is Ethnic Cleansing
Post Date: 2015-09-28 15:26:55 by nativist nationalist
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George Will, the inspiration for Rick Perry's plan to "look smart" George Will is the quintessential pundit of the Beltway Right. He has a reputation as a “deep thinker,” but he doesn’t have anything important to say. His most famous writings aren’t about politics, but about baseball. And he’s second only to Thomas Friedman (another “respected” journalist) in his mastery of the perfectly incoherent phrase. For example, Will has called Donald Trump a “one-man Todd Akin.” Wasn’t Todd Akin a one-man Todd Akin, you cretinous goober? Will, who famously derided Reagan supporters as “Kamikaze conservatives” in a 1974 ...
When it comes to deporting illegals, George Will is George Won't
Post Date: 2015-09-27 15:03:44 by misterwhite
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I need some help figuring George Will out: is he selectively ignorant on immigration, or simply not very smart? It's a tough question because of Will's intellectual reputation, but he does seem willfully ignorant on the issue of border security. In his latest piece in National Review, Will blasts Donald Trump for his plan to deport illegals: Trump, however, has made something novel discussible: He proposes turning America into a police state in order to facilitate ethnic cleansing. Will calls deporting illegal aliens "ethnic cleansing," presumably because many illegals are Hispanic. Will presumably prefers the current situation, where politicians plot, often joyfully, ...
Candidate Trump Will Soon Become One of the ‘Losers’ He Constantly Mocks
Post Date: 2015-09-27 14:08:22 by Tooconservative
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America’s loopy Left is enamored of someone who becomes cranky about bobblehead figurines. Sober Democrats are queasy about nominating Hillary Clinton, who has much to apologize for but no aptitude for apologies. Those Republicans who hope she is denied the nomination are perhaps imprudent. And even Republicans who recoil from Donald Trump’s repulsiveness might want to defer the delicious pleasure of witnessing his apoplexy when he joins, as surely he will, the ranks of those he most despises — “losers.” In 2011, Bernie Sanders said “we’ve got some very, very serious problems” because the Founding Fathers bobbleheads sold at the Smithsonian Museum ...
Club for Growth Action to Trump: You Sue Us, We'll Sue You Back [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2015-09-26 08:54:45 by Tooconservative
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Attorneys for Club for Growth Action, a political arm of the Club for Growth, sent a letter to the Trump Organization’s General Counsel Thursday threatening a counter-suit if Trump sues their organization. “If Mr. Trump brought suit on the baseless grounds stated in your letter, Club Action would not hesitate to seek sanctions for abusive litigation under Federal Rule 11 or equivalent rules and, depending upon the forum, under statutes that deter Strategic Litigation against Public Participation (anti-SLAPP statutes),” the letter states. “Stripped of its purple adjectives, your letter makes two complaints against Club Action. Both complaints are untrue, and ...
Trump Vs. Boehner: A Slugfest For The Soul Of The GOP
Post Date: 2015-09-25 09:11:30 by nativist nationalist
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Let me begin with a declarative statement: House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell represent everything that is WRONG with the national Republican Party. They are quintessential establishment insiders. They, and others like them (John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Chris Christie, Jeb Bush, et al.), are taking the Republican Party to the edge of the abyss. With Republicans like Boehner and McConnell, who needs Democrats? In my honest opinion, liberal Democrats such as Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi are more honorable than Boehner and McConnell. Biden and Pelosi are upfront and honest about their liberalism, while Boehner and McConnell pretend to be conservative, but, in ...
Donald Trump’s companies tried to import at least 1,100 foreign workers
Post Date: 2015-09-24 21:44:37 by Tooconservative
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Companies owned by GOP frontrunner Donald Trump have sought at least 1,100 foreign worker visas since 2000—a practice that stands in stark contrast to Trump’s self-portrayal as a presidential candidate who would create and project American jobs. A Reuters’ analysis of Department of Labor data shows that nine Trump-majority-owned companies have applied to bring waitresses, cooks, vineyard workers, and other laborers into the country on foreign worker visas. Most of the visa applications have gained approval, Reuters says. Palm Beach, Fla., resort Mar-a-Lago Club has sought the most foreign workers of the nine Trump-owned businesses. It has submitted applications for 787 ...
Finley: Disunity will deny GOP a 2016 win
Post Date: 2015-09-24 20:41:37 by nolu chan
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Finley: Disunity will deny GOP a 2016 win Nolan Finley The Detroit News 12:30 a.m. EDT September 24, 2015 After spending last weekend with a couple of thousand Michigan Republicans and some presidential candidates courting their support, it’s clear the GOP is fractured along two planes. The first break, apparent in the polls since mid-summer, is between so-called establishment Republicans — those who back candidates who hold or have held elected office — and anti-establishment Republicans — those who want nothing to do with anyone who’s ever been elected to anything. The second fault line is among establishment Republicans themselves. Call it a fight between ...
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