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No, try common sense patriotic Americans.He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
Please quote anything Trump has said that is racist. Post the actual comment he made. You can't
He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
Please quote anything Trump has said that is racist. Post the actual comment he made. You can't
Reading comprehension 101...
He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
By George F. Will Opinion writer August 21
Trump’s immigration plan could spell doom for the GOP
It has come to this: The GOP, formerly the party of Lincoln and ostensibly the party of liberty and limited government, is being defined by clamors for a mass roundup and deportation of millions of human beings. To will an end is to will the means for the end, so the Republican clamors are also for the requisite expansion of government’s size and coercive powers.
Today’s big government finds running Amtrak too large a challenge, and Trump’s roundup would be about 94 times larger than the wartime internment of 117,000 persons of Japanese descent. But Trump wants America to think big. The big costs, in decades and dollars (hundreds of billions), of Trump’s project could be reduced if, say, the targets were required to sew yellow patches on their clothing to advertise their coming expulsion. There is precedent.
Birthright citizenship, established by the 14th Amendment and opposed by Trump and his emulators, accords with America’s natural-rights doctrine. Arguably, this policy is unwise. But is this an argument Republicans should foment in the toxic atmosphere Trump has created, an argument that would injure the next Republican nominee even more than Mitt Romney injured himself? Romney, who advocated making illegal immigrants’ lives so unpleasant they would “self-deport,” might be president if he had received 10 points more than his 27 percent of the Hispanic vote.
A substantial majority of Americans — majorities in all states — and, in some polls, a narrow majority of Republicans favor a path for illegal immigrants not just to legal status but to citizenship. Less than 20 percent of Americans favor comprehensive deportation.
This may, however, be changing now that so many supposed Republicans embrace a candidate who, six years into Ronald Reagan’s presidency, disparaged Ronald Reagan as someone who tried to “con” the public. Looking on the bright side, perhaps Trump supporters are amiably broadminded in their embrace of a candidate who thinks we cannot presently be proud to be American citizens (he says his presidency will enable us to again be proud).
If, after November 2016, there are autopsies of Republican presidential hopes, political coroners will stress the immigration-related rhetoric of August 2015. And of October 1884.
Washington Post
George Will is part of the out of touch GOP elite that Trump threatens. They are trying their best to derail him.He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
Please quote anything Trump has said that is racist. Post the actual comment he made. You can't
Reading comprehension 101...
He is 'resonating' with the GOP base...the racist, xenophobes...
By George F. Will Opinion writer August 21
Trump’s immigration plan could spell doom for the GOP
It has come to this: The GOP, formerly the party of Lincoln and ostensibly the party of liberty and limited government, is being defined by clamors for a mass roundup and deportation of millions of human beings. To will an end is to will the means for the end, so the Republican clamors are also for the requisite expansion of government’s size and coercive powers.
Today’s big government finds running Amtrak too large a challenge, and Trump’s roundup would be about 94 times larger than the wartime internment of 117,000 persons of Japanese descent. But Trump wants America to think big. The big costs, in decades and dollars (hundreds of billions), of Trump’s project could be reduced if, say, the targets were required to sew yellow patches on their clothing to advertise their coming expulsion. There is precedent.
Birthright citizenship, established by the 14th Amendment and opposed by Trump and his emulators, accords with America’s natural-rights doctrine. Arguably, this policy is unwise. But is this an argument Republicans should foment in the toxic atmosphere Trump has created, an argument that would injure the next Republican nominee even more than Mitt Romney injured himself? Romney, who advocated making illegal immigrants’ lives so unpleasant they would “self-deport,” might be president if he had received 10 points more than his 27 percent of the Hispanic vote.
A substantial majority of Americans — majorities in all states — and, in some polls, a narrow majority of Republicans favor a path for illegal immigrants not just to legal status but to citizenship. Less than 20 percent of Americans favor comprehensive deportation.
This may, however, be changing now that so many supposed Republicans embrace a candidate who, six years into Ronald Reagan’s presidency, disparaged Ronald Reagan as someone who tried to “con” the public. Looking on the bright side, perhaps Trump supporters are amiably broadminded in their embrace of a candidate who thinks we cannot presently be proud to be American citizens (he says his presidency will enable us to again be proud).
If, after November 2016, there are autopsies of Republican presidential hopes, political coroners will stress the immigration-related rhetoric of August 2015. And of October 1884.
Washington Post
Which is child's play actually, since he does that all by himself...George Will is part of the out of touch GOP elite that Trump threatens. They are trying their best to derail him.
Trump's words are not what it is about, sassy.
It is the nativist, racist hate of the far right is that clear it will hurt the GOP in the fall.
Read George Will, a good, decent, conservative. The ones who are out of touch are those who think Will is not a great mainstream Republican of decency.
And yet his poll numbers are going up. You're out of your league here boy.Which is child's play actually, since he does that all by himself...George Will is part of the out of touch GOP elite that Trump threatens. They are trying their best to derail him.
Appealing to the masses instead of reason; i got it.This is very good news. He is resonating with common sense voters who don't want our sovereignty/culture subverted by dangerous 3rd world parasites.
Reuters: Trump Widens Lead in Poll to 32% After 'Hard Line Immigration Stance' - Breitbart
You are showing the other great majority of Americans that you are nasty racist and xenophobic butts. You hurt Trump's candidacy. America will tolerate him, but it will not tolerate you bigots.
Just watching another train wreck, that you can't see, as usual.And yet his poll numbers are going up. You're out of your league here boy.Which is child's play actually, since he does that all by himself...George Will is part of the out of touch GOP elite that Trump threatens. They are trying their best to derail him.
America as a whole despises xenophobia and racism and meanness, which is what so many of the far right are all about.You are showing the other great majority of Americans that you are nasty racist and xenophobic butts. You hurt Trump's candidacy. America will tolerate him, but it will not tolerate you bigots.
You're insane
