Trump 2016 - Page 4

n david · #31 08-08-2015, 10:55 AM

Not going to watch the Red State event, since Erickson dis-invited The Donald.

He claims The Donald was talking about menstruation in a comment aimed at Megyn Kelly and that it was too far. He mentioned needing common decency.

This coming from the same guy who regularly uses the word feminazi's and who called someone a "goat [expletive] child molester."

Like he should be one preaching about common decency!

It's obvious the GOP is putting the pressure on to try and get Trump out of the race. First Megyn Kelly and FoxNews' hatchet job of a debate and now Erikson's hypocritical rescinding of Trump's speaking invitation at Red State.

Scott Pitta · #32 08-08-2015, 12:23 PM

I don't think Trumph takes the run seriously. Is Rubio good enough for the presidency ?

Pressing-On · #33 08-08-2015, 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by n david

Not going to watch the Red State event, since Erickson dis-invited The Donald.

He claims The Donald was talking about menstruation in a comment aimed at Megyn Kelly and that it was too far. He mentioned needing common decency.

This coming from the same guy who regularly uses the word feminazi's and who called someone a "goat [expletive] child molester."

Like he should be one preaching about common decency!

It's obvious the GOP is putting the pressure on to try and get Trump out of the race. First Megyn Kelly and FoxNews' hatchet job of a debate and now Erikson's hypocritical rescinding of Trump's speaking invitation at Red State.

Erick Erickson is in it for Jeb Bush. You could certainly see that at the Red State event today. I thought he was going to get on his knees and polish Jeb's shoes.

And people are still hot, hot, hot over Megyn Kelly's assault. Many are posting her sexual photo shoots she preened about on Fox News - one was from an earlier time and worse than the 2010. Hang it out there and call it "Sexism" if men respond to it - what stupidity - hypocrite.

I heard Trump's comment and didn't take it that way, David. I would admonish Trump to post every single hypocritical, trashy tweet that the "Seminar" attending Erik Erickson has tweeted - hypocrite.

Red State had to close it's Comments section, there was so much anger toward Erick for uninviting Trump. They had a Q&A at the end. They should have let the audience have him. Over lunch, Erick selected and read all the "over the top" Tweets saying these represented Donald Trump. He was trying to prove he had done the right thing by leaving Trump out. LOL!

All I wanted from Donald Trump was to fight and win the war on Political Correctness. However, calling people names is not the way to go about it.

Fox News should NOT have turned that forum into biased moderating. They can make all the excuses they want. It was unprofessional for a Presidential Debate. They turned it into a reality tv episode. And getting each candidate into a hostile ring with their questioning was a new low.

I would note that Ted Cruz wasn't fazed by the hostility. He didn't get off message. Chris Wallace said that Cruz has amazing verbal ability. Guess they'll try to throw him under the bus a little later down the road.

Cruz going after McConnell and the losers in both parties is a lot more meaningful than the Megyn Kelly business, anyway.

MawMaw · #34 08-08-2015, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Erick Erickson is in it for Jeb Bush. You could certainly see that at the Red State event today. I thought he was going to get on his knees and polish Jeb's shoes.

And people are still hot, hot, hot over Megyn Kelly's assault. Many are posting her sexual photo shoots she preened about on Fox News - one was from an earlier time and worse than the 2010. Hang it out there and call it "Sexism" if men respond to it - what stupidity - hypocrite.

I heard Trump's comment and didn't take it that way, David. I would admonish Trump to post every single hypocritical, trashy tweet that the "Seminar" attending Erik Erickson has tweeted - hypocrite.

Red State had to close it's Comments section, there was so much anger toward Erick for uninviting Trump. They had a Q&A at the end. They should have let the audience have him. Over lunch, Erick selected and read all the "over the top" Tweets saying these represented Donald Trump. He was trying to prove he had done the right thing by leaving Trump out. LOL!

All I wanted from Donald Trump was to fight and win the war on Political Correctness. However, calling people names is not the way to go about it.

Fox News should NOT have turned that forum into biased moderating. They can make all the excuses they want. It was unprofessional for a Presidential Debate. They turned it into a reality tv episode. And getting each candidate into a hostile ring with their questioning was a new low.

I would note that Ted Cruz wasn't fazed by the hostility. He didn't get off message. Chris Wallace said that Cruz has amazing verbal ability. Guess they'll try to throw him under the bus a little later down the road.

Cruz going after McConnell and the losers in both parties is a lot more meaningful than the Megyn Kelly business, anyway.

n david · #35 08-09-2015, 08:47 AM

Watched a clip from what CBS news covered last night, and they claimed Trump was dropped from the event over a comment on which he claimed Megyn Kelly's questioning was due to hormonal issues.

That's not what Trump said! I'm upset about this lie which has spread, so I can't imagine how angry Trump must be about it.

How much should he fight back against the claim and at what point should he move on?

Monterrey · #36 08-09-2015, 09:07 AM

The bush camp is afraid that Trump is going to pull another Pert and lose the presidency to Clinton.

Esaias · #37 08-09-2015, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Monterrey

The bush camp is afraid that Trump is going to pull another Pert and lose the presidency to Clinton.

Considering Trump is a democrat liberal for the most I d say that's the Plan... use Trump as the cover for Hitlery stealing the election. TThey'll blame it on Trump and the Repubs will stay in the system, prattling on about"next election" so the Socialist BiParty can stay in power.

Pressing-On · #38 08-09-2015, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by n david

Watched a clip from what CBS news covered last night, and they claimed Trump was dropped from the event over a comment on which he claimed Megyn Kelly's questioning was due to hormonal issues.

That's not what Trump said! I'm upset about this lie which has spread, so I can't imagine how angry Trump must be about it.

How much should he fight back against the claim and at what point should he move on?

There is so much backlash against Megyn Kelly on the Internet that Fox has some serious security concerns. I was so thankful that Greta (although not always agreeing with her) commented that there is some irony to Erick Erickson snubbing Trump after his own Tweets disparaging women. LOL!

The reality is that a pretty good percentage of Republicans, understanding it's about 30%, are so ticked off at the GOP Establishment that they will forget everything and support Trump. We are not, as yet, on the level of governing, but on the level of protest. That is a huge problem for the Republicans. What that means is that if Trump loses ground, the next candidate will have to pick up the pieces. If it's not the right candidate, we will lose. There is only one person that could consolidate the mess - Ted Cruz. Walker did fine at Red State, but not at the level of Cruz, and that's a fact.

Some of the people at Breitbart are saying that the plan for the GOP and Fox News is to take out the top two candidates. Right now, that is Trump and Cruz.

This morning, Chris Wallace framed the narrative around an inevitable Jeb Bush. Looking like a Deja vu Mitt Romney, isn't it? Watch for this. Heard Laura Ingram say that Jeb is the tortoise in the race. Already framing it before the primaries are over - Deja vu Mitt Romney. Watch for this in every interview with all the Fox News pundits in the ensuing days ahead.

But, look at what Jeb Bush did at Red State on Saturday. He stuck to conservative talking points, didn't go very near the Common Core issue. When asked, he said we need higher standards, whatever they are, and moved on. He does have a good record as a governor, but through the years he has made statements in favor of amnesty and his Common Core stance is not conservative at all. He kept his true nature in check. That is deceitful. Most glaringly, important, IMO, is that he went against Ted Cruz's advice to filibuster ACA on principle causing us to win big in 2014. All that means is that at the end of day, we are back to agreeing with a Senator Majority Leader like McConnell. That is who he and Scott Walker will be. I don't want that. And again, I lump Rand Paul into that group as well. He also bailed.

Pressing-On · #39 08-09-2015, 04:17 PM

Thousands sign petition to keep Megyn Kelly out of future GOP debates

A petition posted Friday to change.org demands that Fox News ban Megyn Kelly from participating in any further GOP debates. By Sunday afternoon, that petition had garnered over 27,000 signatures.

http://www.examiner.com/article/thou...re-gop-debates

https://www.change.org/p/news-corp-r...blican-debates

Pressing-On · #40 08-09-2015, 04:48 PM

Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!! I LOVE THIS!!!!!! He is still using the most over the top emails to support his decision, as though we don't know that.

It's not a long article, but worth the read - when you make Americans mad, be afraid, be very afraid. LOL!

If he didn't have his own disparaging Tweets against woman, this article wouldn't be so sweet.

What Happens When You Rescind an Invitation to Trump?

By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | August 9th, 2015 at 06:17 PM

http://www.redstate.com/2015/08/09/w...tion-to-trump/