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Yep....not biased at all.Oh my, from Forbes.Rest In Peace To The Republican Party
John Zogby, Contributor
Mar 16, 2016 @ 12:29 AM
The Republican Party, known by its nickname as the Grand Old Party, died on March 15, 2016. It was 162 years old. The party, born in the strife of the 1850s, succumbed to internal strife, sources said.
The GOP had been suffering from hopeless internal divisiveness brought on by multiple sectors internally all claiming to be the “real conservatives” and no one ready to agree on a unifying theme. The party stopped breathing because of demographics that were stacked against it and its inability to adjust to a different America demographically, culturally, and having a worldview that didn’t recognize new global realities.
What accelerated its demise, however, was the consistent victories and accumulation of delegates by real estate mogul and reality television star Donald Trump. Party sources said that Trump was able to exploit fears of white Americans who could not adjust to a changing America. One Trump supporter told us that “We grew up in an all-white America with Christian values. We look around and see immigrants, Muslims, people who are just not like us.” Others cited Supreme Court decisions that granted gay Americans the right to marry and legislation that expanded healthcare coverage to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
Party officials made last ditch efforts to revive the dying party but primary voters granted Trump victories in key states like Florida, Illinois and North Carolina. Given that Trump ran a campaign against party officials, eschewed the services of GOP policy elite advisors, ignored the role of campaign consultants, and—according to many party leaders—most likely did not believe much (if any) of the things he was saying, any effort by GOP establishment to stop Trump was doomed before it really began.
“How do you deny the nomination to someone who actually comes to the party’s convention with the most votes? Are we a party that respects votes or a party that bows to its elites?” said one Trump supporter.
But several of those party elites reiterated that “We just cannot go into this general election with a nominee who attacks Hispanics, Muslims, foreign nations, women and more.” Others noted that they simply cannot support Trump as a Republican candidate. Ironically, sources said, the very group—notably Millennials—who were not necessarily enthusiastic about likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton would probably raise their intensity level to vote against Trump.
In short, according to GOP officials, “We had a choice to either accept Trump as our nominee or fight his nomination. Either way we lose.”
The GOP leaves behind millions of supporters identified as “real conservatives,” angry whites who just could not adjust to change.
Calling hours will held in Cleveland July 18-21.
***
I may be dead wrong about this, especially since Hillary Clinton is a damaged candidate and the GOP has strong state parties that control the majority of state governorships and legislatures.
But after March 15, it appears that the GOP is heading towards some serious bloodletting. There may be some efforts to sit down and “make deals” with Donald Trump, but he has said a lot of things about a lot of people—and those statements are simply not going away.
www.forbes.com/sites/johnzogby/2016/03/16/rest-in-peace-to-the-republican-party/#182db1b26fe3
Yep....not biased at all.Oh my, from Forbes.Rest In Peace To The Republican Party
John Zogby, Contributor
Mar 16, 2016 @ 12:29 AM
The Republican Party, known by its nickname as the Grand Old Party, died on March 15, 2016. It was 162 years old. The party, born in the strife of the 1850s, succumbed to internal strife, sources said.
The GOP had been suffering from hopeless internal divisiveness brought on by multiple sectors internally all claiming to be the “real conservatives” and no one ready to agree on a unifying theme. The party stopped breathing because of demographics that were stacked against it and its inability to adjust to a different America demographically, culturally, and having a worldview that didn’t recognize new global realities.
What accelerated its demise, however, was the consistent victories and accumulation of delegates by real estate mogul and reality television star Donald Trump. Party sources said that Trump was able to exploit fears of white Americans who could not adjust to a changing America. One Trump supporter told us that “We grew up in an all-white America with Christian values. We look around and see immigrants, Muslims, people who are just not like us.” Others cited Supreme Court decisions that granted gay Americans the right to marry and legislation that expanded healthcare coverage to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
Party officials made last ditch efforts to revive the dying party but primary voters granted Trump victories in key states like Florida, Illinois and North Carolina. Given that Trump ran a campaign against party officials, eschewed the services of GOP policy elite advisors, ignored the role of campaign consultants, and—according to many party leaders—most likely did not believe much (if any) of the things he was saying, any effort by GOP establishment to stop Trump was doomed before it really began.
“How do you deny the nomination to someone who actually comes to the party’s convention with the most votes? Are we a party that respects votes or a party that bows to its elites?” said one Trump supporter.
But several of those party elites reiterated that “We just cannot go into this general election with a nominee who attacks Hispanics, Muslims, foreign nations, women and more.” Others noted that they simply cannot support Trump as a Republican candidate. Ironically, sources said, the very group—notably Millennials—who were not necessarily enthusiastic about likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton would probably raise their intensity level to vote against Trump.
In short, according to GOP officials, “We had a choice to either accept Trump as our nominee or fight his nomination. Either way we lose.”
The GOP leaves behind millions of supporters identified as “real conservatives,” angry whites who just could not adjust to change.
Calling hours will held in Cleveland July 18-21.
***
I may be dead wrong about this, especially since Hillary Clinton is a damaged candidate and the GOP has strong state parties that control the majority of state governorships and legislatures.
But after March 15, it appears that the GOP is heading towards some serious bloodletting. There may be some efforts to sit down and “make deals” with Donald Trump, but he has said a lot of things about a lot of people—and those statements are simply not going away.
www.forbes.com/sites/johnzogby/2016/03/16/rest-in-peace-to-the-republican-party/#182db1b26fe3
Uh-Huh, complete with drunken brawls, pissing on the floor and the occasional sexcapades with cousins... I'm sure the 329 million citizens who don't bother to sign up will enjoy the spectacle.Trump will revitalize the Republican party and turn it into the Working American Man's party.
R.I.P. Democratic PartyRest In Peace To The Republican Party
John Zogby, Contributor
Mar 16, 2016 @ 12:29 AM
The Republican Party, known by its nickname as the Grand Old Party, died on March 15, 2016. It was 162 years old. The party, born in the strife of the 1850s, succumbed to internal strife, sources said.
The GOP had been suffering from hopeless internal divisiveness brought on by multiple sectors internally all claiming to be the “real conservatives” and no one ready to agree on a unifying theme. The party stopped breathing because of demographics that were stacked against it and its inability to adjust to a different America demographically, culturally, and having a worldview that didn’t recognize new global realities.
What accelerated its demise, however, was the consistent victories and accumulation of delegates by real estate mogul and reality television star Donald Trump. Party sources said that Trump was able to exploit fears of white Americans who could not adjust to a changing America. One Trump supporter told us that “We grew up in an all-white America with Christian values. We look around and see immigrants, Muslims, people who are just not like us.” Others cited Supreme Court decisions that granted gay Americans the right to marry and legislation that expanded healthcare coverage to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
Party officials made last ditch efforts to revive the dying party but primary voters granted Trump victories in key states like Florida, Illinois and North Carolina. Given that Trump ran a campaign against party officials, eschewed the services of GOP policy elite advisors, ignored the role of campaign consultants, and—according to many party leaders—most likely did not believe much (if any) of the things he was saying, any effort by GOP establishment to stop Trump was doomed before it really began.
“How do you deny the nomination to someone who actually comes to the party’s convention with the most votes? Are we a party that respects votes or a party that bows to its elites?” said one Trump supporter.
But several of those party elites reiterated that “We just cannot go into this general election with a nominee who attacks Hispanics, Muslims, foreign nations, women and more.” Others noted that they simply cannot support Trump as a Republican candidate. Ironically, sources said, the very group—notably Millennials—who were not necessarily enthusiastic about likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton would probably raise their intensity level to vote against Trump.
In short, according to GOP officials, “We had a choice to either accept Trump as our nominee or fight his nomination. Either way we lose.”
The GOP leaves behind millions of supporters identified as “real conservatives,” angry whites who just could not adjust to change.
Calling hours will held in Cleveland July 18-21.
***
I may be dead wrong about this, especially since Hillary Clinton is a damaged candidate and the GOP has strong state parties that control the majority of state governorships and legislatures.
But after March 15, it appears that the GOP is heading towards some serious bloodletting. There may be some efforts to sit down and “make deals” with Donald Trump, but he has said a lot of things about a lot of people—and those statements are simply not going away.
www.forbes.com/sites/johnzogby/2016/03/16/rest-in-peace-to-the-republican-party/#182db1b26fe3
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R.I.P. Democratic Party
The Democratic Party that we know doesn't exist anymore. It's been replaced by Socialism, Communism, and Political-Correctness run amok. It's now called the Progressive Party, better known as the Demagogue Party. Progressives are believers of Keynesian economics, which uses government spending as a driving force in the economy. It also believes that government knows better than the private sector. Total hogwash. The government is too bulky and inefficient to wipe it's own ass much less run a complex economy properly. Oh, here's another important bit of knowledge. Progressives brought Jim Crow laws to the North. So essentially, Progressives believe in segregation and are racist to the core.
"Today, self-styled progressives are wont, with considerable abandon, to label as racists those who object to their attempts at social engineering. They would do well to rein in their rhetorical excesses and curb their enthusiasm for the administrative state — for the Progressives of yesteryear, on whom they model themselves, really were racists in the precise and proper sense of the term, and in formulating public policy they were true to their principles."
Read more at: Progressive Racism
Hillary can't use the excuse that somebody else did it. She attempted to cover up her activities by destroying her emails, which were State Department property. Doesn't matter if anyone else had a private server before. None of them tried to cover up what they were doing. So, just this alone is what they call "Obstruction Of Justice". A felony. 5 years. It all depends on how many counts she had....we could be talking about a very long sentence. I haven't even mentioned the penalties for mishandling classified information.Yep....not biased at all.Oh my, from Forbes.Rest In Peace To The Republican Party
John Zogby, Contributor
Mar 16, 2016 @ 12:29 AM
The Republican Party, known by its nickname as the Grand Old Party, died on March 15, 2016. It was 162 years old. The party, born in the strife of the 1850s, succumbed to internal strife, sources said.
The GOP had been suffering from hopeless internal divisiveness brought on by multiple sectors internally all claiming to be the “real conservatives” and no one ready to agree on a unifying theme. The party stopped breathing because of demographics that were stacked against it and its inability to adjust to a different America demographically, culturally, and having a worldview that didn’t recognize new global realities.
What accelerated its demise, however, was the consistent victories and accumulation of delegates by real estate mogul and reality television star Donald Trump. Party sources said that Trump was able to exploit fears of white Americans who could not adjust to a changing America. One Trump supporter told us that “We grew up in an all-white America with Christian values. We look around and see immigrants, Muslims, people who are just not like us.” Others cited Supreme Court decisions that granted gay Americans the right to marry and legislation that expanded healthcare coverage to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
Party officials made last ditch efforts to revive the dying party but primary voters granted Trump victories in key states like Florida, Illinois and North Carolina. Given that Trump ran a campaign against party officials, eschewed the services of GOP policy elite advisors, ignored the role of campaign consultants, and—according to many party leaders—most likely did not believe much (if any) of the things he was saying, any effort by GOP establishment to stop Trump was doomed before it really began.
“How do you deny the nomination to someone who actually comes to the party’s convention with the most votes? Are we a party that respects votes or a party that bows to its elites?” said one Trump supporter.
But several of those party elites reiterated that “We just cannot go into this general election with a nominee who attacks Hispanics, Muslims, foreign nations, women and more.” Others noted that they simply cannot support Trump as a Republican candidate. Ironically, sources said, the very group—notably Millennials—who were not necessarily enthusiastic about likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton would probably raise their intensity level to vote against Trump.
In short, according to GOP officials, “We had a choice to either accept Trump as our nominee or fight his nomination. Either way we lose.”
The GOP leaves behind millions of supporters identified as “real conservatives,” angry whites who just could not adjust to change.
Calling hours will held in Cleveland July 18-21.
***
I may be dead wrong about this, especially since Hillary Clinton is a damaged candidate and the GOP has strong state parties that control the majority of state governorships and legislatures.
But after March 15, it appears that the GOP is heading towards some serious bloodletting. There may be some efforts to sit down and “make deals” with Donald Trump, but he has said a lot of things about a lot of people—and those statements are simply not going away.
www.forbes.com/sites/johnzogby/2016/03/16/rest-in-peace-to-the-republican-party/#182db1b26fe3
She will not be found guilty concerning her emails- or Colon Powell & Condi Rice go down with her, Lenny.... & even if she is found guilty of wrongdoing- that ain't gonna bring down the Dems, unlike the implosion that is thy
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No it wasn't, but then again I stopped after the first sentence.[
R.I.P. Democratic Party
The Democratic Party that we know doesn't exist anymore. It's been replaced by Socialism, Communism, and Political-Correctness run amok. It's now called the Progressive Party, better known as the Demagogue Party. Progressives are believers of Keynesian economics, which uses government spending as a driving force in the economy. It also believes that government knows better than the private sector. Total hogwash. The government is too bulky and inefficient to wipe it's own ass much less run a complex economy properly. Oh, here's another important bit of knowledge. Progressives brought Jim Crow laws to the North. So essentially, Progressives believe in segregation and are racist to the core.
"Today, self-styled progressives are wont, with considerable abandon, to label as racists those who object to their attempts at social engineering. They would do well to rein in their rhetorical excesses and curb their enthusiasm for the administrative state — for the Progressives of yesteryear, on whom they model themselves, really were racists in the precise and proper sense of the term, and in formulating public policy they were true to their principles."
Read more at: Progressive Racism
Goddam that's funny.
And very true.[
R.I.P. Democratic Party
The Democratic Party that we know doesn't exist anymore. It's been replaced by Socialism, Communism, and Political-Correctness run amok. It's now called the Progressive Party, better known as the Demagogue Party. Progressives are believers of Keynesian economics, which uses government spending as a driving force in the economy. It also believes that government knows better than the private sector. Total hogwash. The government is too bulky and inefficient to wipe it's own ass much less run a complex economy properly. Oh, here's another important bit of knowledge. Progressives brought Jim Crow laws to the North. So essentially, Progressives believe in segregation and are racist to the core.
"Today, self-styled progressives are wont, with considerable abandon, to label as racists those who object to their attempts at social engineering. They would do well to rein in their rhetorical excesses and curb their enthusiasm for the administrative state — for the Progressives of yesteryear, on whom they model themselves, really were racists in the precise and proper sense of the term, and in formulating public policy they were true to their principles."
Read more at: Progressive Racism
Goddam that's funny.
looking to destroy America slowly, with your idiocy, isn't big pictureberniethen stay ignorant of the facts, bern supporters need to stay that waysince you are a bern supporter, plz take time to click the link in my sig line.
might want to revamp your idea of a freak show after.
I don't click on any links I don't recognize; especially when it's prefixed with such flowery words
that's what you got out of my reply? ya, that's the ticket. LOL! m'k.
who are you supporting trump, cruz, or Kasich?
I want him to win and win in a big way.
His leftist ideas are so fucking bad, so horrid, so damaging, that Americans will see just how fucking dumb and gullible you people are and finally come to the conclusion that DC can't be fixed and finally decide to destroy it and start over.
I have no disillusions about Bernie, thumber. i'm looking at the bigger picture & you ain't looking past your nose.
looking to destroy America slowly, with your idiocy, isn't big pictureberniethen stay ignorant of the facts, bern supporters need to stay that wayI don't click on any links I don't recognize; especially when it's prefixed with such flowery words
that's what you got out of my reply? ya, that's the ticket. LOL! m'k.
who are you supporting trump, cruz, or Kasich?
I want him to win and win in a big way.
His leftist ideas are so fucking bad, so horrid, so damaging, that Americans will see just how fucking dumb and gullible you people are and finally come to the conclusion that DC can't be fixed and finally decide to destroy it and start over.
I have no disillusions about Bernie, thumber. i'm looking at the bigger picture & you ain't looking past your nose.
