Comments on: Trump Is A Demon Of The Establishment’s Design

By: Wilbur Eitzen

Wilbur Eitzen — Thu, 03 Sep 2015 19:53:36 +0000

But Hacker and Pierson focused on how GOP operatives had gamed this system in a particular, highly coordinated way, closer to an old Southern oligarchic clique, as Cochran might have argued, than to a traditional political party. Take Trump out of the GOP presidential race—as so many establishment types hope or expect to happen—and what do you have left?

By: Robert What?

Robert What? — Sat, 22 Aug 2015 00:38:16 +0000

People keep talking about Trump being inexperienced and unqualified. Inexperienced at what? Unqualified for what? Is he or is he not the CEO of a major organization? Does he or does he not create jobs and opportunities for thousands of people, including women and immigrants? Compared to Obama, he has light years more experience and qualifications. What am I missing?

By: Jason Roberts

Jason Roberts — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 13:21:55 +0000

I don’t disagree that neither Fiorina nor Carson should be President based on their policies, but what makes someone “unqualified?”

By: peterike

peterike — Mon, 17 Aug 2015 01:11:22 +0000

Trump just released his immigration plan. It’s astonishingly good. He’s either the greatest con artist the world has ever seen, or he’s just a damn fed up American who wants to save his nation. I’m betting on the latter. He’s got my vote.

By: IA

IA — Mon, 17 Aug 2015 00:18:46 +0000

I don’t think this us a dog and pony show. I think they are really scared of Trump.

Speaking of feminist garbage. Didn’t Woody Allen recently brag about (I won’t say seduce as that’s too refined) sleeping, screwing, EVERY leading actress he used. The establishment gives him an award.

Question: have the many dirt slingers been able to dig up similar exploitation on Trump? Surely, they could find something better than a few adjectives.

By: IA

IA — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 23:54:11 +0000

Trump counter attacks the feminist line on normal men. Rather than groveling he puts them on the defensive. Funny and much needed. Hard to pin “redneck” on him! It’s all status-marking and he is changing the terrain.

By: coyote

coyote — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 22:43:15 +0000

nice essay; a major quibble: the continued disdain for ‘boomers’ in nearly all neo-rx and/or millenial blogs for faults imagined or real. cucks and their feminazi enablers are perhaps of the boomer era, but are not part of that honest (naively so) generation which discovered to their dismay that “everything we learned in school was a lie.” our psychopaths and the sociopaths discovered that crime pays (just like all previous history), and joined the party. the rest of us stayed away, and have prayed for the morning after ever since. when it comes time to pick up the pieces, perhaps a few older and younger veterans may be ready to start the new republic once again.

By: vxxc2014

vxxc2014 — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 21:08:09 +0000

Well done.

Very well done.

As an aside a vigorous Executive as President [behaving as Dictator which is within it’s implicit duty] could save us much grief. At present of course this is essentially a unicorn.

Unless this guy were really that ruthless. Remember the President can call on tremendous force in a crisis.

In any case there’s no point in making it worse despite what some idly say. Not to mention the entertainment value of watching this spectacle…we pay dearly for our political class and we may as well be entertained. Bill entertained. Jeb and Hillary missed their calling as Funeral Parlor Ushers.