Trumps is in!

[bobabode]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...mepage%2Fstory

'CNN commentator: Media will share blame when Trump ‘institutes internment camps’'

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by bobabode

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...mepage%2Fstory

'CNN commentator: Media will share blame when Trump ‘institutes internment camps’'

For whatever it's worth, it is something he said he'd do.

[Pio1980]

Decades Later, 'Spy' Magazine Founders Continue To Torment Trump http://n.pr/1LYFB4h

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[nailer]

Thanks Pio. My brother gave me a Spy subscription for Christmas, probably 86. Funny magazine.

[Pio1980]

This dipshit is like some amulet from a Dungeons and Dragons scenario that has the ability to show folks what they want to see until they are entrapped.

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[Boreas]

Originally Posted by Pio1980

This dipshit is like some amulet from a Dungeons and Dragons scenario that has the ability to show folks what they want to see until they are entrapped.

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That's why I keep calling him a Rorschach inkblot.

[HarmanKardon]

Lovely little Kallstadt in Germany. In this village lived the ancestors of two pretty famous Americans:

Heinz

Trump

[icenine]

MSNBC's Morning Joe is a virtual Trump commercial. Scarbrough got upset when a guest posed the question of whether Trump SHOULD be President.

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by icenine

MSNBC's Morning Joe is a virtual Trump commercial. Scarbrough got upset when a guest posed the question of whether Trump SHOULD be President.

yet he said today that he would support Kasich...

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by icenine

MSNBC's Morning Joe is a virtual Trump commercial. Scarbrough got upset when a guest posed the question of whether Trump SHOULD be President.

Does this op-ed by Scarborough change your opinion?

Friday morning, America and the world will say goodbye to Nancy Reagan in California. But Tuesday, it was Michigan and Mississippi that may have signaled the end of Ronald Reagan’s fabled coalition that ruled Republican politics for 40 years.

After absorbing a brutal wave of attacks from the GOP establishment, including a nasty broadside from Mitt Romney, a thrice-married Manhattan billionaire who once loyally supported Hillary Clinton and who continues to lavish praise on Planned Parenthood swept to victory Tuesday night. Donald Trump easily won the night on the strength of a working-class coalition that included evangelicals in Mississippi and Reagan Democrats across Michigan. These are the same working-class voters who feel abandoned by their president, by their government and by the Republican Party.

Bible-toting Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) should have won Mississippi. Ohio Gov. John Kasich should have won nearby Michigan. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) should have finished as a runner-up somewhere, anywhere.

Instead, Rubio and rest of the GOP field were left watching in horror as Trump crushed all comers at the polls and then used his victory speech to hawk steaks, wine and the most fabulous magazines you will ever read.

So long to Morning in America. Say hello to Tuesday Nights at QVC...

...Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) likens the choice between Cruz and Trump as being similar to having to choose death by firing squad or from drinking poison. As for me, I will defer for now and instead spend time tomorrow watching some of the Gipper’s old speeches, saying goodbye to his first lady on Friday, and after that, sorting through the wreckage that once was Ronald Reagan’s proud Republican Party.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...ublican-party/

That hardly sounds like a glowing endorsement of The Donald.