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(s)Elections See other (s)Elections Articles Title: Trump: The Right Kind of Enemies; the Wrong Kind of Friends Trump: The Right Kind of Enemies; the Wrong Kind of Friends July 01, 2016 AFP 25_26_Trump_Friends • Neocon Bill Kristol, others foaming at the mouth for fear their influence will be minimized by Donald Trump. By John Friend — Regardless of one’s views of Donald J. Trump, who officially secured the GOP presidential nomination on May 26 by obtaining the 1,237 minimum delegates prior to the Republican convention later this summer, one thing is certain: He has shaken the political establishment to its very core. Since the populist businessman announced his presidential bid last June, he has been hysterically attacked and denounced by almost every sector of the mainstream political establishment and mass media. Celebrities and popular pundits have ludicrously compared Trump to Adolf Hitler. Feminists have attempted to portray him as a hateful misogynist. Ethnic activists have hysterically attacked him for his stance on illegal immigration, particularly his desire to deport illegal aliens and build a wall on the southern border. Emigrate While You Still Can! Learn More . . . Liberals and conservatives alike have criticized and berated the politically incorrect billionaire businessman at virtually every opportunity possible. His unorthodox candidacy and expert handling of the mass media have thrown a major wrench in the “politics as usual” that has prevailed in this country for far too long. The political and media establishment in general has characterized Trump as an unserious, egotistical buffoon, despite his increasing popularity and policy proposals. Indeed, Trump’s candidacy and populist talking points are resonating with millions of Americans across the country, as demonstrated by the massive rallies his campaign continues to generate. Trump has created a movement that is much bigger than his candidacy, something this country has not seen in generations. What Trump has done to shake up American politics is obviously terrifying the political establishment, particularly the neoconservative faction that has largely dominated American foreign policy under the past two administrations. Poster Comment: Trump bump. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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