Title: Trump focus group is so STUNNING to Morning Joe panel they play it TWICE in a half hour Source:
[None] URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylrpG-SLdEU Published:Jul 31, 2015 Author:staff Post Date:2015-07-31 13:17:25 by Horse Keywords:None Views:86 Comments:11
Ugh! I have nothing in common with that focus group aside from a disgust with establishment R's. JEB Bush is terrified of having to respond to Donald Trump, it wasn't supposed to go down like this for Bush III!!!!!!!!!
P.S. Mika Brzenskizkiszenskizenski needs to let her hair grow out, she would be so much more attractive with shoulder-length hair.
The establishment, if I may use that grey and timeworn phrase, is not so stupid as not to know that Booosh vs Xlinton is a horror show. And although both presumptives are sufficiently groomed and compromised to suit, it's just a bit too early, much too early, to present this match to the sheep as fait accompli.
I don't trust these bastards as far as I could throw them. Trump is too good to be true in espousing some common sense on immigration, on putting this country on a sound business footing, etc. From my experience, the probability that Trump is anything other than a stalking horse is pretty thin.
Life is full of surprises, but this is surely not the last piece of theater we'll be exposed to between now and November, 2016.
My amateur guess is that it is Jeb of the Clan. That whole bunch is hooked up with the dough and the power and the intelligence. Clintons are second tier although well vetted and reliable for the purpose. They have just too much baggage though and the recent stuff is just too ugly. The Beast is not well, from what info filters down to us peasants. She may not be up to four years, let alone eight.
I think he might be a stalking horse for Hillary, the former Senator from New York. That fact that she got elected there got me to lose total faith in our election system and the electorate.
Business Insider reports that Cuban explained, via his Cyber Dust app, that Trump’s a game-changer for politics.
“Up until Trump announced his candidacy, the conventional wisdom was that you had to be a professional politician in order to run.
You had to have a background that was politically scrubbed. In other words, smart people who didn’t live perfect lives could never run. Smart people who didn’t want their families put under the media spotlight wouldn’t run. The Donald is changing all of that. He has changed the game and for that he deserves a lot of credit.”
The feeling’s mutual:
Cuban wrote that Trump shows candidates can run and succeed — warts and all.