Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump

[Geaux4it]

I still am a Cruz guy. But if Trump makes the cut, he'll get my vote.

Count me as one the the disenfranchised

-Geaux
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Earlier today, CNBC's Steve Liesman made two very important, in fact "critical", if about one year overdue, discoveries.

The first one was that Americans are angry.

According to the CNBC All-America Survey, a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system.

Perhaps if CNBC had discovered this sooner, it would have figured out that the reason it no longer reports its ratings to Nielsen has something to do with its underlying "rosy" slant on things, one which perhaps brings out people's, well, anger. That and the occasional informercial for Ferrari and million dollar homes.





The second discovery is that angry Americans largely support Trump over Hillary, something we have discussed since last summer.

As Liesman puts it, nearly three-fourths of the public is angry or dissatisfied with the political system in Washington, compared with 56 percent who are angry or dissatisfied about the economy. This group favors Trump on the economy over Clinton 28 percent to 21 percent.



CNBC's Steve Liesman Makes A "Discovery": Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump | Zero Hedge

 

[strollingbones]

i am sorry you lost all validity with...i am still a cruz guy.....only thing trump has done is make cruz look like vivable choice......

 

[Geaux4it]

i am sorry you lost all validity with...i am still a cruz guy.....only thing trump has done is make cruz look like vivable choice......

This is all on Obama. Only can someone like Obama have created the mess we see. Of course, the most dysfunctional campaigns come at the heels of the first socialist POTUS

-Geaux

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

If you think people are angry now, this is nothing if the RNC decides to screw everybody and go with Kasich or another person the people didn't pick.

 

[Geaux4it]

If you think people are angry now, this is nothing if the RNC decides to screw everybody and go with Kasich or another person the people didn't pick.

If it goes to the convention, and they break out a new face, let it be Newt

-Geaux

 

[NightFox]

Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump

If you think they're angry now just wait until you see how angry they're going to be if by some miracle Trump actually gets elected.

 

[The Great Goose]

His best days will be the campaign. If he becomes president, he won't do anything special(except maybe the wall).

 

[Geaux4it]

All I know is the free rides and handouts for coat tail hangers would be over

He'll fix all the Obama fuck-ups

-Geaux

 

[Bleipriester]

Heil Trump!

 

[sealybobo]

I still am a Cruz guy. But if Trump makes the cut, he'll get my vote.

Count me as one the the disenfranchised

-Geaux
----------------

Earlier today, CNBC's Steve Liesman made two very important, in fact "critical", if about one year overdue, discoveries.

The first one was that Americans are angry.

According to the CNBC All-America Survey, a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system.

Perhaps if CNBC had discovered this sooner, it would have figured out that the reason it no longer reports its ratings to Nielsen has something to do with its underlying "rosy" slant on things, one which perhaps brings out people's, well, anger. That and the occasional informercial for Ferrari and million dollar homes.





The second discovery is that angry Americans largely support Trump over Hillary, something we have discussed since last summer.

As Liesman puts it, nearly three-fourths of the public is angry or dissatisfied with the political system in Washington, compared with 56 percent who are angry or dissatisfied about the economy. This group favors Trump on the economy over Clinton 28 percent to 21 percent.



CNBC's Steve Liesman Makes A "Discovery": Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump | Zero Hedge

Very little difference between the two.

Conservatives are angry and they will continue to be as long as there is no Republican president.

You'll be mad for five more years

 

[aaronleland]

Trump is a queer.

 

[Geaux4it]

Trump is a queer.

So is Obama, and your point?

-Geaux

 

[Iceweasel]

Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump

If you think they're angry now just wait until you see how angry they're going to be if by some miracle Trump actually gets elected.

The libs will be angry. And that's a good thing.

 

[Geaux4it]

I still am a Cruz guy. But if Trump makes the cut, he'll get my vote.

Count me as one the the disenfranchised

-Geaux
----------------

Earlier today, CNBC's Steve Liesman made two very important, in fact "critical", if about one year overdue, discoveries.

The first one was that Americans are angry.

According to the CNBC All-America Survey, a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system.

Perhaps if CNBC had discovered this sooner, it would have figured out that the reason it no longer reports its ratings to Nielsen has something to do with its underlying "rosy" slant on things, one which perhaps brings out people's, well, anger. That and the occasional informercial for Ferrari and million dollar homes.





The second discovery is that angry Americans largely support Trump over Hillary, something we have discussed since last summer.

As Liesman puts it, nearly three-fourths of the public is angry or dissatisfied with the political system in Washington, compared with 56 percent who are angry or dissatisfied about the economy. This group favors Trump on the economy over Clinton 28 percent to 21 percent.



CNBC's Steve Liesman Makes A "Discovery": Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump | Zero Hedge

Very little difference between the two.

Conservatives are angry and they will continue to be as long as there is no Republican president.

You'll be mad for five more years

I was not happy with Clinton, but dealt with him because he knew how to walk the center of the aisle. Obama walks somewhere out around the Washington Monument

-Geaux

 

[aaronleland]

Trump is a queer.

So is Obama, and your point?

-Geaux

I don't know. I had nothing to add, so I felt like calling Trump a queer. Leave me alone.

 

[Mac1958]

Probably not a good idea to do something out of anger.

Like vote.
.

 

[aaronleland]

Probably not a good thing to so something out of anger.

Like vote.
.

You ever masturbate angrily before? There's no joy in it, and it leaves a bad rash.

 

[IsaacNewton]

If you think people are angry now, this is nothing if the RNC decides to screw everybody and go with Kasich or another person the people didn't pick.

That is what's coming and it's gonna be glorious. A real 'barn burner' so to speak. And the Republicans are making it a gun-free zone. Wonder why.

 

[sealybobo]

I still am a Cruz guy. But if Trump makes the cut, he'll get my vote.

Count me as one the the disenfranchised

-Geaux
----------------

Earlier today, CNBC's Steve Liesman made two very important, in fact "critical", if about one year overdue, discoveries.

The first one was that Americans are angry.

According to the CNBC All-America Survey, a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system.

Perhaps if CNBC had discovered this sooner, it would have figured out that the reason it no longer reports its ratings to Nielsen has something to do with its underlying "rosy" slant on things, one which perhaps brings out people's, well, anger. That and the occasional informercial for Ferrari and million dollar homes.





The second discovery is that angry Americans largely support Trump over Hillary, something we have discussed since last summer.

As Liesman puts it, nearly three-fourths of the public is angry or dissatisfied with the political system in Washington, compared with 56 percent who are angry or dissatisfied about the economy. This group favors Trump on the economy over Clinton 28 percent to 21 percent.



CNBC's Steve Liesman Makes A "Discovery": Americans Are Increasingly Angry And They Want Trump | Zero Hedge

Very little difference between the two.

Conservatives are angry and they will continue to be as long as there is no Republican president.

You'll be mad for five more years

I was not happy with Clinton, but dealt with him because he knew how to walk the center of the aisle. Obama walks somewhere out around the Washington Monument

-Geaux

No ones angry. Things are actually getting better and better.

It's an election year and your message doesn't match reality. Nothing new

 

[Mac1958]

Probably not a good thing to do something out of anger. Like vote.

You ever masturbate angrily before? There's no joy in it, and it leaves a bad rash.

Yeah, I get hand burns.

Well, I used to.

We learn.