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What is somewhat surprising is how the Establishment Republicans, (RINO), are backing the Democrats in their attacks on Trump. It doesn’t surprise me in the least that Jose Arbusto, <\/span>(Jeb Bush), is going after him. We all know that his goal is to hand America over to Mexico. The Republican National Committee is another matter. They should be <\/span>neutral at this point. They aren’t and have decided to go after Trump. Here are a few details from the <\/span>Washington Post<\/a>:<\/span><\/p>\n The head of the Republican National Committee, responding to demands from increasingly worried party leaders, spent nearly an hour Wednesday on the phone with Donald Trump, urging the presidential candidate to tone down his inflammatory comments about immigration that have infuriated a key election constituency.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Which key constituency? You can’t mean the illegal alien constituency, can you?<\/p>\n The call from Chairman Reince Priebus, described by donors and consultants briefed on the conversation and confirmed by the RNC, underscores the extent to which Trump has gone from an embarrassment to a cause for serious alarm among top Republicans in Washington and nationwide.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Ah yes, the Establishment RINOs. Well, we all know what’s really causing them to fill their pants with soft, warm, smelly brown stuff, don’t we?<\/p>\n But there is little they can do about the mogul and reality-television star, who draws sustenance from controversy and attention. And some fear that, with assistance from Democrats, Trump could become the face of the GOP.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n I’m not to worried about that. <\/span>Now Trump’s hair is another matter.<\/span><\/p>\n Rather than backing down from his comments about illegal immigrants \u2014 whom he characterized as rapists and killers, among other things \u2014 Trump has amplified his remarks at every opportunity, including in a round of interviews Wednesday.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Few seem to think he has a chance of becoming his party\u2019s 2016 standard-bearer, even though he is running near the front of the pack in some early primary states. Summer poll numbers for novelty candidates such as Trump tend to be as perishable as ice cream cones.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n I tend to agree to some extent. What Trump has done is tap into something that is visceral with Americans and legal resident aliens. <\/span>The fact that most people are furious at the criminals just wondering across the border and then killing people here, and the fact that the current immigration system is a complete disgrace. We have been demanding that they fix this for decades. Now it’s all coming to a head and the RINO’s can’t grasp what is happening.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cI think he\u2019ll self-destruct relatively quickly. The dynamic, I think, will change very dramatically, and Trump will be yesterday\u2019s news,\u201d said former senator Robert F. Bennett (R-Utah). \u201cBut if this does have legs, if Trump can keep this going, it will be very worrisome.\u201d<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n I<\/span>f Trump fails for whatever reason, but his message catches on, you will see people like Ted Cruz and a few others pick up the message and shove it down the throats of the RINO’s.<\/span><\/p>\n The fear expressed by Bennett and others is that Trump will set back the party\u2019s efforts to rehabilitate its image and broaden its reach. And it appears likely that he will be onstage in the presidential debates that begin next month \u2014 a dissonant figure in what GOP leaders had hoped to present as a substantive, experienced and appealing field of candidates.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n They have been pulling that \u201cBroadening their reach\u201d and having a \u201cbig tent\u201d for decades. <\/span>How’s that worked out for you Moron? What people want is someone who stands for something and doesn’t cave in at the first sign that it offends some knothead. You and the other RINO’s might try pulling your heads out of each other’s asses and actually talking to people. You know, like those <\/span>who were laid off from <\/a>Disney and forced<\/a> to train their H1B replacements?<\/span><\/p>\n Priebus\u2019s decision to reach out to Trump came after days of talks with Republican donors and officials about how best to manage Trump\u2019s outsize presence on the airwaves. Many financiers who are influential at the RNC have been fuming about Trump\u2019s ascent and told Priebus that he must ensure that the RNC\u2019s efforts over the past year to win more of the Hispanic vote is not harmed.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n F<\/span>irst, it must suck to have someone who can fund his own campaign and doesn’t need the \u201cBig money\u201d jerks who frankly, pay bribes to both parties. Second, has anyone actually talked to the people you’re trying to pull in? I doubt any of them really will vote Republican. <\/span><\/p>\n Priebus decided to call the candidate and quietly ask him to soften his pitch, said GOP donors familiar with Priebus\u2019s thinking. <\/i><\/span>The call lasted about 45 minutes, the donors said, and Priebus was cordial, updating Trump on the party and the primary calendar while also urging him to \u201ctone it down\u201d \u2014 a phrase used repeatedly by those with knowledge of the exchange. Priebus told Trump that making inroads with Hispanics is one of his central missions as chairman. He told Trump that tone matters greatly and that Trump\u2019s comments are more offensive than he might imagine with that bloc.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n [youtuber youtube=’http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=x_8YTa_-hZw’]<\/p>\n T<\/span>rump doesn’t care, and frankly neither does most of the country. <\/span>What Priebus is missing, along with most of the Establishment RINO’s, is just how visceral the response to giving amnesty to criminals is. People of all stripes are opposed to illegals bypassing the immigration system and then demanding we, Americans and legal immigrants, give them free money and support their ways. Trump has picked up on this and probably feels it himself.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cThe fact that he is rising in the polls has something to do with tapping into an angst and anger, especially on immigration, that the other candidates have been unwilling or unable to harness,\u201d said Reed Galen, a Republican operative based in California. <\/span><\/i><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The RINO candidates, led by former Florida governor <\/span>Jose A<\/span>rbusto <\/span>are ignoring the growing anger in the country over illegal aliens. Even with the Mostly Stupid Media doing their best to cover up, people are seeing just how bad illegal immigration is.<\/span><\/p>\n Steve Duprey, a Republican National Committee member from New Hampshire, where Trump is running a strong second to former Florida governor Jeb Bush in some polls, said the tycoon\u2019s \u201cfrustration with border enforcement is shared with lots of Americans, but I find his views on immigration to be contrary to what the party of Lincoln stands for.\u201d<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n T<\/span>he Party of Lincoln? Do you think for one minute Lincoln would put up with what the RINO’s and the PLFD’s have done with regards to criminal aliens? <\/span>Well, the good news is that not all of the GOP field is running away from Trump. <\/span>Ted Cruz has backed him. Of course, Cruz is also despised by the Republican Establishment. One of the things the RINO’s have been saying is that there is no way Trump will be the nominee.<\/span><\/p>\n Republican leaders are reassuring themselves that the infatuation that some voters feel with Trump will fade and that they will turn to more even-tempered candidates.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n And I wonder who they consider to be more even tempered candidates? I suspect these out of touch clowns are thinking that everyone will eagerly jump on <\/span>Jose A<\/span>rbusto’s band wagon. <\/span>What I think may happen is that yes, Trump won’t win the nomination, but neither will the RINO candidates. <\/span><\/p>\n If it comes down to another Bush and another Clinton, Bush loses simply due to no one showing up to vote for him. Ever since Reagan stepped down, the Establishment has shoved one loser RINO after another down our throats. When McCain chose Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, the Establishment not only refused to help her, they actively went out of their way to sabotage her.<\/span><\/p>\n If the GOP blows yet another winnable presidential race, then I see the end of the Republican Party within 5-10 years along with the rise of a new party replacing them and flushing people like Bush and Priebus into the sewers where they belong.<\/span><\/p>\n Thatisall<\/span><\/p>\n ~The Angry Webmaster~<\/span><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n [yasr_visitor_votes size=”medium”]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good day all. For the last week or so, \u201cThe Donald\u201d has been dealing with his remarks on illegal aliens and what is happening along the border. As you would expect, the PLFD’s are in full roar regarding his remarks. Continue reading \n
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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Jose A<\/span>rbusto, Meathead Rubio and the Jersey Whale are still talking about \u201cA road to citizenship.\u201d What I want, and probably a large minority, if not a majority, is a roundup and removal of all the illegals in the United States. Would a president Trump do this? I have no idea, but he might. <\/span>I know that not only will <\/span>Jose A<\/span>rbusto and the other RINO’s not do this, they are ready to throw open the borders.<\/span><\/p>\n\n
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