Trump Just Got Grabbed At His Rally...

[boilermaker55]

Remember "the donald" had a chance to protect this country during the Vietnam War. But the coward choose to use deferments.

Trump should have shot the bastard.

 

[dannyboys]

I'm fine with sending retarded liberals to prison for behaving like animals. Did you notice the size of those secret service agents, some idiot lib is going to get beat half to death.

The best part is the SS and Trump's private security now find out who the thug is/was.
If I was the punk I'd be ''packing light'.

 

[Flopper]

Haven't heard Obama proposing that all Christians be restricted from entering the country or forcing them to register in a national database of possible terrorist. Haven't heard him call any ethnic group murders and rapist nor quoting erroneous crime statistics about white people.

He just tells them to "punish their enemies, get in their faces", and goes to thug's funerals who get shot committing crimes.

"Punish their enemies"? So this is what Trump is telling his supporters? No wonder Paul Ryan along with republicans across the country are condemning Trump. It seems like whenever Trump supporters try to throw the blame on democrats for the violence at Trump rallies, he proves them wrong. He's now promising riots if he doesn't get nominated.

It's what Obama tells his supporters, dick. And please post a quote where Trump PROMISES RIOTS if he doesn't get nominated. Statements like that are what contributes to Trump's popularity...you lie.

Trump's Popularity among adults (Republicans, Independents, and Democrats).

Favorable
30%

Unfavorable
63%

With Trump monopolizing the media daily, I doubt there's much that will change the opinion of the public.

Trump's Popularity in Context

Yet he keeps winning primaries and has his opponents from both parties worried shitless and pulling their hair out. You still don't get it, do you?

Only about 16% of Republicans vote in primaries. Of that vote he is capturing about 40% or about 6.5% of Republican registered voters or about 2% to 3% of all registered voters.

Yes, his opposition is worried in the same way a master chess player worries about planning novices. Novices make crazy moves that make no sense and have no real strategy. Trump has no record of public service to attract. Since he's an outsider with no experience, or education in government, no one expects him to know anything. However, the hardest thing his opposition has to overcome is Trump supporters hate and distrust the government and politicians so anything they say about Trump is disregarded.

Trump's biggest problem is going to be capturing establishment Republicans voters, Independents, and Democrats who have a very unfavorable opinion of him. To stand a chance in the general election, he's going have to pull off a quick change act.

 

[S.J.]

Only about 16% of Republicans vote in primaries. Of that vote he is capturing about 40% or about 6.5% of Republican registered voters or about 2% to 3% of all registered voters.

That's bullshit.

Trump has no record of public service to attract. Since he's an outsider with no experience, or education in government, no one expects him to know anything.

Doesn't that sound a bit familiar to you?

Trump's biggest problem is going to be capturing establishment Republicans voters, Independents, and Democrats who have a very unfavorable opinion of him. To stand a chance in the general election, he's going have to pull off a quick change act.

More bullshit. He doesn't have to capture establishment Republican voters. Most of them are fed up with the establishment. Why do you think he's doing so well? And he does better with Independents and Democrats than any of the other Republican candidates. And he doesn't have to pull off a quick change act (like a typical politician). His appeal is that he ISN'T a typical politician. You still don't get it.

 

[Flopper]

Only about 16% of Republicans vote in primaries. Of that vote he is capturing about 40% or about 6.5% of Republican registered voters or about 2% to 3% of all registered voters.

That's bullshit.

Trump has no record of public service to attract. Since he's an outsider with no experience, or education in government, no one expects him to know anything.

Doesn't that sound a bit familiar to you?

Trump's biggest problem is going to be capturing establishment Republicans voters, Independents, and Democrats who have a very unfavorable opinion of him. To stand a chance in the general election, he's going have to pull off a quick change act.

More bullshit. He doesn't have to capture establishment Republican voters. Most of them are fed up with the establishment. Why do you think he's doing so well? And he does better with Independents and Democrats than any of the other Republican candidates. And he doesn't have to pull off a quick change act (like a typical politician). His appeal is that he ISN'T a typical politician. You still don't get it.

NO, Trump is going to need those typical republicans since only 30% of the general adult population has a favorable view of him. That does not seem likely with the GOP becoming more unglued each day. In exit polls in Republican primaries in Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida, 43%, 39%, and 29% indicated their dissatisfaction with the candidates by saying they would consider voting for a 3rd party if any of the candidates were nominated. Only 50% of non-Trump voters say they would support Trump in the general election.

I think it's going to be a lot more difficult for Trump to pull the rabbit out the hat with independents and democrats, than disgusted republican working class white middle class voters.

 

[S.J.]

Only about 16% of Republicans vote in primaries. Of that vote he is capturing about 40% or about 6.5% of Republican registered voters or about 2% to 3% of all registered voters.

That's bullshit.

Trump has no record of public service to attract. Since he's an outsider with no experience, or education in government, no one expects him to know anything.

Doesn't that sound a bit familiar to you?

Trump's biggest problem is going to be capturing establishment Republicans voters, Independents, and Democrats who have a very unfavorable opinion of him. To stand a chance in the general election, he's going have to pull off a quick change act.

More bullshit. He doesn't have to capture establishment Republican voters. Most of them are fed up with the establishment. Why do you think he's doing so well? And he does better with Independents and Democrats than any of the other Republican candidates. And he doesn't have to pull off a quick change act (like a typical politician). His appeal is that he ISN'T a typical politician. You still don't get it.

NO, Trump is going to need those typical republicans since only 30% of the general adult population has a favorable view of him. That does not seem likely with the GOP becoming more unglued each day. In exit polls in Republican primaries in Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida, 43%, 39%, and 29% indicated their dissatisfaction with the candidates by saying they would consider voting for a 3rd party if any of the candidates were nominated. Only 50% of non-Trump voters say they would support Trump in the general election.

I think it's going to be a lot more difficult for Trump to pull the rabbit out the hat with independents and democrats, than disgusted republican working class white middle class voters.

We shall see.