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Rush:"Trump did not incite violence"

Due respect to Rush, he's wrong.

https://youtu.be/2yhZZwVAqMg

Yep, Rush is wrong on this one.

Re: Rush:"Trump did not incite violence"

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Originally Posted by n david (Post 1425975)

Due respect to Rush, he's wrong.

Rush brings up Code Pink in his transcript. It might be a good time, if he and Hannity weren't shilling for Trump, to mention how Ted Cruz handled Code Pink - with respectful dialogue. And Code Pink respected him back, because he was WILLING to speak with a civil tone, not acting like a 12-year old which is Trump's MO.

NO OTHER candidates are having this kind of chaos at their rallies. Why not? Because they aren't acting like bloviating, insulting jerks like Donald J. Trump Corleone.

Re: Rush:"Trump did not incite violence"

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North Carolina Law Enforcement Considers Charging Donald Trump with Inciting Riot

“We are continuing to look at the totality of these circumstances … including the potential of whether there was conduct on the part of Mr. Trump or the Trump campaign which rose to the level of inciting a riot,” the statement said.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...inciting-riot/

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Krauthammer CALLS BillO OUT: Are you letting Trump off the hook over his violent rhetoric?

Krauthammer correctly doesn’t blame Trump for the violence from the far left groups in Chicago who wanted to shut down Trump’s rally, as BillO also pointed out. But he does blame Trump for all the violent rhetoric he’s spewed as well as giving that 78-year-old dirtbag Trump supporter a pass.

http://therightscoop.com/krauthammer...lent-rhetoric/

Trump's hypocrisy in this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgFD03kAA28"]

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On (Post 1425977)

One of my wife's cousins follows Rush on FB and so a lot of his likes show up on my feed. Honestly, lately Rush has been on Cruz control. He's been very high on Cruz. At least from what's appearing on my feed.

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On (Post 1425978)

"We are continuing to look at the totality of these circumstances ... including the potential of whether there was conduct on the part of Mr. Trump or the Trump campaign which rose to the level of inciting a riot," the statement said.

Please, oh please. I hope they do. If nothing else, cite Trump with a warning for his violent rhetoric.

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So actual communists attempt to disrupt a political rally and Trump is to blame?

Starting to look like the 1920s...

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Originally Posted by Esaias (Post 1426044)

So actual communists attempt to disrupt a political rally and Trump is to blame?

Starting to look like the 1920s...

Do you know these were "actual communists?" And regardless, this is America where people have the right to protest.

Sometimes this looks like Russia, where any dissent is dealt with an iron fist.

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Originally Posted by Esaias (Post 1426044)

So actual communists attempt to disrupt a political rally and Trump is to blame?

Starting to look like the 1920s...

I don't often agree with Joe Scarborough, but he is right on this:

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Perhaps they should have just used the New York developer’s own words against him to explain why Friday’s event took an ugly turn, like the time Trump said of a protester at a Las Vegas rally, “I’d like to punch him in the face.”

Or when he declared that “in the good old days,” protesters wouldn’t show up “because they used to treat them very, very rough.”

Or when he told his audience to “Knock the ........ out of them, would you?”

There was so much that could have been said but instead those protesting against Trump being interviewed on camera seemed to be about as shallow as the reality-show routine of the man they love to hate. The difference, of course, is that Trump wants to be the next president of the United States. But that will never happen unless the man who is about to lock down the GOP nomination drops his reality-show routine, starts working on uniting his party and gets serious about the daunting task before him.

Mark me down as skeptical.

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On (Post 1426052)

I don't often agree with Joe Scarborough, but he is right on this:

:thumbsup