Anti-establishmentTrump Supporters - Trump becoming Establishment

[Mertex]

Trump fired his favorite campaign manager at the suggestion from Priebus....the campaign manager that wanted to keep Trump the way he was, the way he was that endeared him to so many Republicans disgusted with the "Establishment" - but it appears the so anti-establishment Trump is being groomed by the establishment and becoming the establishment.

So, if you thought you were getting something new and fresh....you're just getting something "fresh" (and I don't mean the kind of fresh we assign to lettuce)- because when the Republican establishment gets done with Trump (before the election) he'll act a lot like any Establishment pick, and he won't dis blacks, hispanics, handicapped people, Muslims, etc.,(at least not in public) in other words, he'll be politically correct......mind my words!

So much for Trump supporters who still support him - claiming they are anti-establishment.


Mr. Trump had faced increasing concerns from allies and donors, as well as his children, over whether Mr. Lewandowski, who had never before worked on a national race, was able to direct a battle against Mrs. Clinton. Among those who had voiced concern was Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, who told Mr. Trump last week that relations between his committee and Mr. Lewandowski had become increasingly strained, and that a change would be welcome, according to three people briefed on the discussion.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/21/us/politics/corey-lewandowski-donald-trump.html?smtyp=cur

 

[ABikerSailor]

There are also rumors that one of the reasons he was fired was because Trump's daughter and son didn't like him.

 

[tinydancer]

It's really quite simple. Corey was an excellent campaign manager for the primaries. Bottom line he got Trump the nomination.

But he was just not seasoned enough to head the general election campaign. Unfortunately he had to go.

It was the proper decision.

 

[Mertex]

There are also rumors that one of the reasons he was fired was because Trump's daughter and son didn't like him.

His kids are trying to make Trump look presidential, and didn't like Lewandowski who wanted Trump to be himself. The RNC may try to align Trump to sound more establishment, but being the doofus that he is, I believe he will make contradictory statements that will show that he is just being tutored.

 

[Mertex]

It's really quite simple. Corey was an excellent campaign manager for the primaries. Bottom line he got Trump the nomination.

But he was just not seasoned enough to head the general election campaign. Unfortunately he had to go.

It was the proper decision.

Trump has been telling his supporters that politicians are being led around by lobbyists, and now his head campaign manager who is a former lobbyist is bringing in more lobbyists to help with Trump's campaign. This is just affirms that Trump is just a blowhard who says things and how he's against such things and then he embraces that very thing!

It also shows that his supporters, don't care what Trump says, they don't care what he is for or how he is going to deliver what he promises, especially when he criticizes something and then embraces it.

Also, where is the loyalty? Trump was defiantly defending Corey when Corey manhandled a reporter, and now he has Corey escorted out of Trump Tower by security?

Donald Trump’s new chief campaign strategist, Paul Manafort, is bringing on some close associates for key spots on Trump's presidential campaign, including several whose lobbying histories seem to epitomize the special-interest influence against which the candidate rails.
Trump campaign brings in lobbyists for key posts

 

[blackhawk]

So did anyone really think that wouldn't happen? What works in the primaries rarely works in the general I'm no fan of Trump but he saw things going south and made a change its actually one of the few smart things I've seen him do this election cycle.