The Number of Democrats Showing Up at Trump Rallies Continues to Stun

[TBoneTX 45,570]

Addendum:  Did we ever see people lining up days ahead of time to ensure getting into one of Pres. Reagan's rallies?

Probably it happened, but not to such an exaggerated or consistent extent as happens with Pres. Trump.

[luckytxn 2,264]

21 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Just his last State of the Union address -- alone -- was an example of absolutely playing them like a fiddle.

I was thinking just earlier today that I'd like to find a full recording of that and watch/listen to it again.

And his superimposition of his head atop Rocky's body the other day had the Wash. Post clutching its pearls.  

He is a master troll and no one can push buttons like he does. I admire the man. and am so looking forward to see the loser the Socialists run against him. That state of the union was good but the next one will be better. He is warming up from what I saw at his last Florida rally. Here is the last state of union so watch it at leisure. Your welcome.

 

 

[TBoneTX 45,570]

Major gracias, amigo!

[TBoneTX 45,570]

Addendum #2:

Another reason for his popularity is that he understands, talks about, and does the things that regular people would do if they could win an election.

[luckytxn 2,264]

2 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Major gracias, amigo!

To be of assistance is what I am here for. Your welcome.

[luckytxn 2,264]

1 minute ago, TBoneTX said:

Addendum #2:

Another reason for his popularity is that he understands, talks about, and does the things that regular people would do if they could win an election.

He gets excited by blue collar people because they have always made his ideas and dreams a reality. The bureaucrats and pencil pushers and especially politicians he see as impediments and a leech but the workers that actually built and grunts in the forces he appreciates. He loves people for real.

[TBoneTX 45,570]

Maybe his 2016 voters sensed or recognized this element of his background and approved of that mindset.

He indeed loves people.  I conclude that he truly doesn't care who someone is or what he/she looks like.

What's good for all is good for the identity groups that the leftists want to separate people into.

[luckytxn 2,264]

23 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Maybe his 2016 voters sensed or recognized this element of his background and approved of that mindset.

He indeed loves people.  I conclude that he truly doesn't care who someone is or what he/she looks like.

What's good for all is good for the identity groups that the leftists want to separate people into.

You are correct on that. He does connect to people but it is strange as he is rich but he also knew that both parties had to conduct class warfare to keep the 2 party system viable and exploited it. America first? Genius idea that both parties are trying to portray as white nationalist but they don't seem to understand under their mindset that America is really a melting pot of people and America first means for anyone of any race or age or gender so that is why he resonates. Both parties are too unwieldy to adopt quickly to changes so can't compete with Trump.  The 2 parties conducting class warfare will lose playing that game but it is the game they want.

Edited November 29, 2019 by luckytxn

[TBoneTX 45,570]

Excellent analysis.  Has anyone else noted how the "Never Trump" Republican crowd has dwindled to a handful?

 

On the Democrat/media side, they keep trying to separate Trump voters from Trump without the slightest comprehension of the mutual loyalty, and complicated with raw hatred or Trump Derangement Syndrome.

[Burnt Reynolds 5,058]

26 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Excellent analysis.  Has anyone else noted how the "Never Trump" Republican crowd has dwindled to a handful?

 

On the Democrat/media side, they keep trying to separate Trump voters from Trump without the slightest comprehension of the mutual loyalty, and complicated with raw hatred or Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Not dwindled. They're just really quiet lately, so, buying time or scheming. 

 

I think people underestimate how many Republicans in the House and Senate dislike Trump. In the Senate, 1-2 dozen of these people are neocons. It comes out every time they vote on border security and other true "America First" legislation. Neocons want open borders for cheap labor and depressing lower wages, satisfying the people that donate to them+reducing taxpayer liability (given public funds/subsidies toward these industries). They've never liked the "America First" agenda. However, most of them are committing political suicide if they get on the wrong side of Trump and he endorses candidates against them. People like them are part of the reason Congress is as hated as it is. So, they're going around pretending to be supporters of Trump, buying their time. 

 

It's really funny watching the show Lindsey Graham puts on nowadays, none are more obvious than him. He's a raging neocon. He always hated Trump's agenda.. here's the real neocons like Graham:

 

 

What these people rely on is the populace willfully having a ridiculously (selective) short term memory.

 

If they could run and win as Democrats right now, they would. These people are principle-devoid sociopaths who gladly send American soldiers to their deaths, pervert the justice system, destroy American future/prosperity, will lie to the face of every crowd they talk to and give them what they want to hear while being duplicitous in the private comforts of writing legislation, secretive deals, and using their connections to psychologically manipulate the populace.

 

I see you, neocons.

Edited November 29, 2019 by Burnt Reynolds

[luckytxn 2,264]

20 minutes ago, Burnt Reynolds said:

Not dwindled. They're just really quiet lately, so, buying time or scheming. 

 

I think people underestimate how many Republicans in the House and Senate dislike Trump. In the Senate, 1-2 dozen of these people are neocons. It comes out every time they vote on border security and other true "America First" legislation. Neocons want open borders for cheap labor and depressing lower wages, satisfying the people that donate to them+reducing taxpayer liability (given public funds/subsidies toward these industries). They've never liked the "America First" agenda. However, most of them are committing political suicide if they get on the wrong side of Trump and he endorses candidates against them. People like them are part of the reason Congress is as hated as it is. So, they're going around pretending to be supporters of Trump, buying their time. 

 

It's really funny watching the show Lindsey Graham puts on nowadays, none are more obvious than him. He's a raging neocon. He always hated Trump's agenda.. here's the real neocons like Graham:

 

 

What these people rely on is the populace willfully having a ridiculously (selective) short term memory.

 

If they could run and win as Democrats right now, they would. These people are principle-devoid sociopaths who gladly send American soldiers to their deaths, pervert the justice system, destroy American future/prosperity, will lie to the face of every crowd they talk to and give them what they want to hear while being duplicitous in the private comforts of writing legislation, secretive deals, and using their connections to psychologically manipulate the populace.

 

I see you, neocons.

The NeoCons and other RINO's I hate even more than the Socialists as politicos. Seeing Trump destroy them 1st before destroying the Democratic party was a joy like no other I have had in my lifetime politically. At least since Reagan and not even Reagan could pull off what Trump did. And the funny part I did not vote for or support Trump at all. I have been a hardcore Libertarian for over 20 years now and could care less about either major party as with them I don't get what I want but have come to love Trump and admire the man. If both major parties go down then all the better to me.

[Dashinka 24,628]

The thing the talking heads and establishment in Washington can’t seem to wrap their collective heads around is Trump’s appeal to a very diverse crowd.

[Burnt Reynolds 5,058]

3 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

The thing the talking heads and establishment in Washington can’t seem to wrap their collective heads around is Trump’s appeal to a very diverse crowd.

They have their hands full contending with a population that despises them yet can't stop voting for them. 

 

Someone like Trump is quite easy appeal in comparison, once people start getting out of the loop they were in regarding electing these well-connected insiders of both parties.

Edited November 29, 2019 by Burnt Reynolds

[TBoneTX 45,570]

Re the Never-Trumpers:  Not more than one or two of them (Romney & perhaps another) would dare vote "yes" if impeachment reaches a Senate trial.  What with 90% approval for Trump among Republican voters, their political futures would be forfeit.

[TBoneTX 45,570]

On 11/28/2019 at 11:41 PM, TBoneTX said:

On the Democrat/media side, they keep trying to separate Trump voters from Trump without the slightest comprehension of the mutual loyalty, and complicated with raw hatred or Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Dig this, which I just found:

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/11/why_are_journalists_so_humorless.html

Again goes toward the "playing them like a fiddle" point.