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I agree....the Tea Party should put their money where their title is....become a real Party.It's time for a breakup...the Tea Party needs to finally make the break from the GOP and form their own party. Yes, it will hurt the GOP for a while, but they will recover and be better and stronger for it later.
There's always David allen Coe. (-:After allowing Trump to use "We're Not Going to Take It" as a theme song, Dee Snider is having second thoughts.
Dee Snider may pull song from Donald Trump - CNNPolitics.com
Only in your mind. Americans oppose the idea. Rightly so. Most Americans oppose Trump's Muslim ban: PollWhere's the comparison? The Japanese atrocity was taking US citizens of Japanese descent and falsely imprisoning them in concentration camps far, far from their homes. That was your hero FDR a Democrat, that did that.Columnist Matt Bai has written that "There’s no hard and fast rule in politics to help you know when you’ve crossed over from mere extremism into some dark borderland of reckless ignorance. Generally speaking, though, when you find yourself defending the wisdom of the Japanese-American internment, you probably left that boundary behind a few miles back. // That’s the intellectual wasteland Donald Trump stumbled into this week when he issued what should hereafter be known as the Marvin Gaye Manifesto — his proposal that all Muslims be banned from entering the country until we can figure out “what’s going on.” This immediately drew unusual condemnation from the new Republican speaker of the House, the Senate majority leader and the party’s national chairman, along with the local Republican chairs in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina." Read more at It’s either Trump or the Republican Party. Not both.
Trump speaks for those in the populist working classes and reactionary right. As a progressive statist, he does not speak for those who like Cruz or those who favor Paul. But he does have the GOP right wing in his pocket. The mainstream and moderate Republicans despise him, and he will lose women, minorities, and millennials by large numbers. If he wins the GOP nomination, which is possible, he will lose. If he runs third party, the GOP and he will lose. Trump is forcing the Republicans to define themselves clearly than just "I am against Obama."
The political landscape on the day after election next year will be amazing.
What Trump is advocating is not allowing NON US citizens entry into the country till they can be well and truly vetted.
After listening to the testimony in Congress it is beyond doubt that the current vetting process is a complete farce and relies on the blind ignorance of dupes such as yourself to parrot the administrations propaganda.
The two situations are so vastly different as to be comparing Mars with an apple.
Whatever, westwall, run with it.
Whoever posted the silly numbers above about Americans' thoughts on the ban better go check the polls. I suspect the silly numbers posted were from a satire site.
We posted the right numbers earlier: 58 percent disagree with Trump, only 27 support him. Caught you in your lie.Whatever, westwall, run with it.
Whoever posted the silly numbers above about Americans' thoughts on the ban better go check the polls. I suspect the silly numbers posted were from a satire site.
Ahahaha denial the last gasp of hope for the left. They are not my numbers they are from an NBC viewer poll.
keep telling yourself that, Redfish, if it makes your trembling lessIt is literally insane to not be able to distinguish rounding up and interring in camps loyal American Citizens, and NOT letting in to the country the citizens of other nations.
You're absolutely right. Trump's plan would deny entry to American citizens, based on their religion.
Many of his supporters are comparing his plan to Jimmy Carter's denial of entry to non-American Iranian citizens. As you state here, such people are literally insane.
He says otherwise, perhaps you misunderstood him?
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/09/us/politics/donald-trump-muslims.html?_r=0
"On ABC, Mr. Trump clarified that his proposal would not apply to United States citizens. “If a person is a Muslim, goes overseas and comes back, they can come back,” he said. “They’re a citizen. That’s different."
SO, we can see the Trump is aware of the difference between American citizens and the citizens of other nations.
It is only the author of the OP, Jake, and our political class that cannot.
Which are you?
BTW, as an aside, does this confusion go both ways? DO you believe for example that you have the right to move to, say Bermuda to live, whether the Citizens of that island want you to or not?
Trump originally said all Muslims, including Americans. He then backtracked a few days later and said citizens could be allowed back into the country.
But that's sort of the problem with Trump. He doesn't think about these things. He just blurts them out. That's one reason why he doesn't have the temperament to be President.
Do you believe you have the right to move to Bermuda to live there regardless of the wishes of the local citizens?
I haven't seen the original qoute
We posted the right numbers earlier: 58 percent disagree with Trump, only 27 support him. Caught you in your lie.Whatever, westwall, run with it.
Whoever posted the silly numbers above about Americans' thoughts on the ban better go check the polls. I suspect the silly numbers posted were from a satire site.
Ahahaha denial the last gasp of hope for the left. They are not my numbers they are from an NBC viewer poll.
Not you. Obviously.Kasich is a W clone? Who knew?If only the Rs would listen to you and nominate a W clone...then you would be happy.The legal, actual Party will not recognize Trump and run an Independent Republican candidate instead. The national and state GOPs will reconstitute in December 2016 and exclude every Trump official, supporter, and financier. They can start their own party.Jake's the Kind of Republican I used to vote for on occasion. Haven't been many around for a while now. I don't think Jake's left the party. The party left him.Hey Fakey, if Trump ends up destroying the Republican party, will you shed a tear?
You are describing yourself again.We posted the right numbers earlier: 58 percent disagree with Trump, only 27 support him. Caught you in your lie.Whatever, westwall, run with it.
Whoever posted the silly numbers above about Americans' thoughts on the ban better go check the polls. I suspect the silly numbers posted were from a satire site.
Ahahaha denial the last gasp of hope for the left. They are not my numbers they are from an NBC viewer poll.
You don't know what you are talking about, which is typical.
It is literally insane to not be able to distinguish rounding up and interring in camps loyal American Citizens, and NOT letting in to the country the citizens of other nations.
You're absolutely right. Trump's plan would deny entry to American citizens, based on their religion.
Many of his supporters are comparing his plan to Jimmy Carter's denial of entry to non-American Iranian citizens. As you state here, such people are literally insane.
He says otherwise, perhaps you misunderstood him?
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/09/us/politics/donald-trump-muslims.html?_r=0
"On ABC, Mr. Trump clarified that his proposal would not apply to United States citizens. “If a person is a Muslim, goes overseas and comes back, they can come back,” he said. “They’re a citizen. That’s different."
SO, we can see the Trump is aware of the difference between American citizens and the citizens of other nations.
It is only the author of the OP, Jake, and our political class that cannot.
Which are you?
BTW, as an aside, does this confusion go both ways? DO you believe for example that you have the right to move to, say Bermuda to live, whether the Citizens of that island want you to or not?
Trump originally said all Muslims, including Americans. He then backtracked a few days later and said citizens could be allowed back into the country.
But that's sort of the problem with Trump. He doesn't think about these things. He just blurts them out. That's one reason why he doesn't have the temperament to be President.
Do you believe you have the right to move to Bermuda to live there regardless of the wishes of the local citizens?
Evasion.
You are describing yourself again.We posted the right numbers earlier: 58 percent disagree with Trump, only 27 support him. Caught you in your lie.Whatever, westwall, run with it.
Whoever posted the silly numbers above about Americans' thoughts on the ban better go check the polls. I suspect the silly numbers posted were from a satire site.
Ahahaha denial the last gasp of hope for the left. They are not my numbers they are from an NBC viewer poll.
You don't know what you are talking about, which is typical.
Last Updated Dec 11, 2015 9:32 AM EST
By Anthony Salvanto, Jennifer De Pinto, Sarah Dutton and Fred Backus
Nearly six-in-10 Americans say the United States should not temporarily bar Muslims from other countries from entering the U.S., and two-thirds say such a ban would go against the founding principles of this country, a CBS News poll shows.
Poll: Solid opposition to ban on Muslims entering U.S.
