Maybe we should just elect Trump president

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Obama.... on top of being a socialist (and he probably liked Coldplay too. No way does a grumpy old man like Sanders listen to Coldplay.)

Space...Nailed it!

I imagine Berrnie like Simon and Garfunkel and Leo Kottke
 as well as the Wu Tang Clan

Did I fuckin call it or what !

New Sanders Ad Uses Simon & Garfunkel Classic 'America'

[Justin Tonation]

It turns out Donald Trump's father was the racist landlord Woody Guthrie hated

(yes, cross posted)

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Against Trump," declared the cover of the National Review, a leading voice of the American right founded by the late commentator William F Buckley.

"Trump is a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones," it said in a lead editorial.

The publication followed up with essays by 22 conservative figures who took turns denouncing Trump, the frontrunner in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.

Calling him "astoundingly ignorant," a "charlatan," a "glib egomaniac" and plain "crazy," the conservatives expressed revulsion at the prospect of a President Trump -- and what he might do to the nation and to the Republican brand.

With just over a week to go before the first presidential nominating vote in Iowa, their views also reflected the panic that Trump has set off within a Republican establishment deeply at odds with the celebrity billionaire's angry, populist message

[hutch]

I love Trump's response to the National Review..

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I love Trump's response to the National Review..

this...
National Review is a failing publication that has lost it's way. It's circulation is way down w its influence being at an all time low. Sad!

[killsaly]

Does his responses ever sound any different?  I think he has an app that responds to everything.

[hutch]

Cruz doesn't have health insurance for himself or his family....oy

http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-ted-cruz-blames-naturally-obamacare-20160121-column.html

[kosmo vinyl]

Cruz doesn't have health insurance for himself or his family....oy

http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-ted-cruz-blames-naturally-obamacare-20160121-column.html

The whole his wife worked for Goldman Sacks is just further proof of why he is such a hypocrite.. trying to pawn himself of as some sort of common man railing against the government...

[vansmack]

[Space Freely]

Trump likes Bon Jovi. For real.

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Santorum acknowledges end might be near

Really, what makes you think that Rick?
that you can't even get a single percentage point in any poll might be a clue


looking like Cruz and Trump are going to go head to head
Rubio still eking out double digits in the polls, but I doubt he'll due well in the guns and butter crowd

poor jeb, all that money and no real support.  Wonder how the fat-cats who funded that $100 million super pac are feeling about their investment now. 
It is good to know you can't totally buy an election

Endorsements don't really mean much per se, but this chart is so lopsided against polling

Republican establishment has just about zero pull with the voters (or pollsters) is seems

[sweetcell]

did see this mentioned here:

Trump: I could 'shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters'
http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/23/politics/donald-trump-shoot-somebody-support/

now it's getting scary.

[Relaxer]

Well, he'd probably lose a few if he shot a white guy. But a brown skinned gentleman in a turban? He probably hits 45%

[vansmack]

What the Huck?

[Space Freely]

What the Huck?

The one thing that always comes to mind when I see this guy? I can't believe that he once ran a marathon.

Why Julian doesn't fat shame this guy (or Christie) is beyond me. I can only think that he simply enjoys picking on fat women more than fat men.