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RT has published a very good article (it's pretty long, I tried to post a few quotes):
Here is a random CNN smear piece, which opens with the angst-ridden line:“Anti-Trump Republicans desperate to stop the billionaire from being their nominee are discussing creative ways to halt his momentum.” So the story now is not about the millions of Americans who support Trump's political ideas, nor even discussing what those ideas might be, but rather about how the"racist, misogynist, sexist"outsider must be stopped.
Pirro nails it with this answer to herself:“The Republican establishment… are in bed with the Democrats. So if Hillary wins, nothing is lost for them. It’s business as usual. The lobbyists keep their offices on K Street, the pharmaceutical companies keep paying them… and the lawmakers get their re-election bribes - I mean, contributions.”
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, when asked to explain the elite’s refusal to support Trump, perhaps gave away a bit too much information when he said:“Well, because he’s an outsider, he’s not them, he’s not part of the club, he’s uncontrollable, he hasn’t been through the initiation rites, he didn’t belong to the secret society.”
Trump's ability to speak freely on the issues without any concern for breaking the bank is exactly how an honest political system should be organized.
Here is my personal reason for supporting Trump. Aside from his inspiring message of securing America’s border, ending US military adventures and reinvigorating the US economy, a Trump presidency will halt America’s slide towards family dynasties ruling the country like hereditary monarchies.
But there’s simply no way the Washington elite will willingly release their grip on the most powerful office in the world, even if such a thing would mean restoring some of America's former shine.
America faces its moment of Trump
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Brilliant quote from a brilliant man. The time has come.
What's interesting about this article is that the writer would take what are normal remarks - most of them quite truthful - and use them as "proof" that Trump is always saying "outrageous" things.
For example, Rosie O'Donnell is fat, ugly, and obnoxious. There is nothing misogynistic about stating the obvious. Under normal entertainment guidelines SHE SHOULD NOT BE ON TELEVISION, because television promotes people who are physically attractive, and do not have irritating regional accents.
Certainly, Trump says things that other people would not say publicly, but I have never heard him say anything that is "racist," despite a constant media storm of people (all Leftists) who claim that the core of his political existence is racism.
Make no mistake, Trump is an asshole. Beat him up for that. I will pile on.
No, Trump is NOT a Racist, next subject.
If not, then how is he getting the label?
“I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke.”
Are you just listing quotes? The subject is, if Trump, today, is a racist?
S i have ever encountered.
Brilliant quote from a brilliant man. The time has come.
Polls show that the American people think Mrs. Tulza tells the truth more than the other candidates. What do you think that means? Never the less, off topic, I was trying to discuss why Trump is called a racist and blacks are protesting him.
