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Title: “We Know Who Donald Trump Is. And We’re Going to Use Donald Trump to Either Take Over the GOP or Blow It Up.”
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stormer, bloody stormer
URL Source: http://www.dailystormer.com/we-know ... ke-over-the-gop-or-blow-it-up/
Published: Mar 7, 2016
Author: Anglin
Post Date: 2016-03-07 13:00:28 by NeoconsNailed
Keywords: None
Views: 195
Comments: 10
The New York Times has a great piece up about how brutally the Mitt Romney stratagem has backfired on him and the (((GOP establishment))) he is working for. These are such magical times. The photos of our fellow Trump supporters, the interviews, the statements – all of it warms my heart in such a deep way. From Michigan to Louisiana to California on Friday, rank-and-file Republicans expressed mystification, dismissal and contempt regarding the instructions that their party’s most high-profile leaders were urgently handing down to them: Reject and defeat Donald J. Trump. Their angry reactions, in the 24 hours since Mitt Romney and John McCain urged millions of voters to cooperate in a grand strategy to undermine Mr. Trump’s candidacy, have captured the seemingly inexorable force of a movement that still puzzles the Republican elite and now threatens to unravel the party they hold dear. In interviews, even lifelong Republicans who cast a ballot for Mr. Romney four years ago rebelled against his message and plan. “I personally am disgusted by it — I think it’s disgraceful,” said Lola Butler, 71, a retiree from Mandeville, La., who voted for Mr. Romney in 2012. “You’re telling me who to vote for and who not to vote for? Please.” “There’s nothing short of Trump shooting my daughter in the street and my grandchildren — there is nothing and nobody that’s going to dissuade me from voting for Trump,” Ms. Butler said. A fellow Louisiana Republican, Mindy Nettles, 33, accused the party of “using Romney as a puppet” to protect itself from Mr. Trump because its leaders could not control him. “He has a mind of his own,” she said. “He can think.” The furious campaign now underway to stop Mr. Trump and the equally forceful rebellion against it captured the essence of the party’s breakdown over the past several weeks: Its most prominent guardians, misunderstanding their own voters, antagonize them as they try to reason with them, driving them even more energetically to Mr. Trump’s side. It’s been over for a very long time. It was over as soon as Trump called Jeb Bush “low energy.” At that point, it was very clear that the establishment had totally lost control of this situation. No one ever told these people that Donald Trump wrote The Art of the Deal. As Mr. Romney amplified his pleas on Friday, Mr. Trump snubbed a major meeting of Republican activists and leaders after rumblings that protesters were prepared to demonstrate against him there, in the latest sign of Mr. Trump’s break from the apparatus of the party whose nomination he is marching toward. As polls showed Mr. Trump likely to capture the Louisiana primary on Saturday, the biggest prize among states holding contests this weekend, the party establishment in Washington seemed seized by anxiety and despair. At the Conservative Political Action Conference, a long-running gathering of traditional conservatives, attendees feared that they were witnessing an event that has not occurred in more than a century: the breaking apart of a major American political party. no survivors Steve Forbes, the publisher and two-time Republican presidential candidate, summed up the mood at the event. “Parties,” he said, “don’t usually commit suicide,” suggesting the party was well on its way with Mr. Trump. The problem, for figures like Mr. Forbes and Mr. Romney, is that Mr. Trump’s supporters seem profoundly uninterested at the moment with the image, expectations or traditions of the Republican Party, according to interviews with more than three dozen voters, elected officials and operatives. They are, in many cases, hostile to it. “I want to see Trump go up there and do damage to the Republican Party,” said Jeff Walls, 53, of Flowood, Miss. StraightOuttaSomewhere From the moment Mr. Romney delivered it in a speech on Thursday from Salt Lake City, his entreaty to voters struck many in the party as high-minded and impractical: He all but begged them to vote for Mr. Trump’s rivals, thereby denying Mr. Trump enough delegates to clinch the nomination and force a contested convention this summer. Voters have not taken kindly to the recommendation, describing the request as a patronizing directive from an elite figure who thoroughly misunderstands their feelings of alienation from the political system. (Soon after, Mr. McCain endorsed his remarks.) Conservative talk radio shows lit up Friday with incensed callers who said they were “livid,” “mad” and “on the verge of tears” as they listened to Mr. Romney scoldingly describe what he called Mr. Trump’s misogyny, vulgarity and dishonesty, and urged them to abandon him. “The Trumpists out there,” predicted Rush Limbaugh, “are going to feel like the establishment is trying to manipulate them, sucker them, and they’re just going to dig in deeper.” They did. Interestingly, that is actually what is happening as well. It isn’t about “feelings.” It’s an objective reality. Kathy, from Sun City, Ariz., told Mr. Limbaugh she was “absolutely livid by the Romney speech. He’s condescending,” she said, adding that he sounded like a “Democrat the whole time.” Steve from Temecula, Calif., said he had a message for Mr. Romney: “The Republican electorate is not a bunch of completely ignorant fools.” “We know who Donald Trump is,” he added, “and we’re going to use Donald Trump to either take over the G.O.P. or blow it up.” … In interviews across the country, Republican voters suggested that Mr. Romney’s move was presumptuous and described him as out of touch and ineffectual. … Frustrated Republicans seized on Mr. Romney’s status as a party insider who was insulated from the realities, indignities and rage of average Americans headed to the polls this year. “He’s an establishment figure,” said Faith Sheptoski-Forbush of Romulus, Mich. “So that’s what you get.” She called Mr. Romney’s diatribe against Mr. Trump “a desperate attempt” that left her deeply disappointed in him. “What we need is the voice of the people,” Ms. Sheptoski-Forbush said. “The voice of the people want Trump.” This is the fact: the people want Trump. The Jews and the capitalists hate him because he’ll blow their whole jig. There are all types of other dirty tricks these scumbags could pull-out, but none of them are going to work. Even if they run a third party candidate to try to hand the election to Hillary, Trump could potentially still win the election. The whole nation is changing, rapidly. We are coming together. It’s an amazing time to be alive. 
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#1. To: NeoconsNailed, Jimmy Carter Republicans (#0)
Louise Sunshine with Donald Trump, left, and President Jimmy Carter. Sunshine worked for Donald Trump for 15 years starting in the 1970s and rose to become a senior vice president. (Photo Courtesy of Louise Sunshine) https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/donald-trump-a-champion-of-women-his-female-employees-think-so/2015/11/23/7eafac80-88da-11e5-9a07-453018f9a0ec_story.html I want both parties destroyed, along with MSM.
"Have Brain, Will Travel
As I expected en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_Sun shine 1980s German joke: How do you know the next president after Reagan will be named Sonnenschein? A. Weil nach dem Regen kommt der Sonnenschein. (Because after the rain comes sunshine.) Of course Jimma truckled for the Jues while in office, then wrote in a book he wished he'd been tougher on 'em.
Hear, Hear !!
The question is what fills the void once the entrenched, embedded, enfranchised, enrolled, enraptured media finally go bust. Our lives are as dependent on them as they are on screens. Who that feels as we do has the money to sponsor an alternative to it --- and the inclination? Like a white crow, it exists in theory but when was the last time one was spotted? NOT defending the so-called mainstream media..... I'm just sayin'.
Seems ol' Rushbo is in a bit of a quandry. You can sense his desire to join the dogpile on Trump, but he can't because he knows most of his listeners are also Trumpists.
His is such an obstacle to progress. I just got an "Our gift to you" emailer from Hillsdale Colej reading "We've made our renowned Constitution 101 course free for all Americans to take online -- the same course that every Hillsdale student must take to graduate, regardless of their major." Endorsing Hillsdale with portrait fotos are Rush and Mark Levin. Guess I overreacted, but the sight of those two prompted me to write back Limbaugh and "leVIN"? What do you people have against featuring real conservatives? Enough of the Jew neocons, already! Come on in, the water's fine! I first subscribed to Imprimis almost 30 years ago but haven't in ages! My gift to you below! N.N., M.Mus. Did I commit sin, Reverend Mother? :-o
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
Excellent -- wow! I wasn't aware he was a useful conservative until he died.
I wasn't either. We know so little about those who rule US. For better or worse.
“The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
"We (government) need to do a lot less, a lot sooner" ~Ron Paul
#2. To: NeoconsNailed (#0)
#3. To: hondo68 (#1)
#4. To: Turtle (#2)
"Define yourself as one beloved by God. This is the true self. Every other identity is illusion."—Brennan Manning
#5. To: Turtle (#2)
I want both parties destroyed, along with MSM.
#6. To: NeoconsNailed (#0)
#7. To: Obnoxicated (#6)
#8. To: NeoconsNailed (#7)
never be painted, i guess. then there's this
#9. To: Lod (#8)
#10. To: NeoconsNailed (#9)
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