i didnt know michael savage had a phd in ethnomedicine
how do you go from that to talking about the vermin and obama being a metrosexual
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i didnt know michael savage had a phd in ethnomedicine
how do you go from that to talking about the vermin and obama being a metrosexual
Pretty sure that's a yes, boss..Is it some sort of prerequisite of AM radio that you be a blathering prick?
Is it some sort of prerequisite of AM radio that you be a blathering prick?
The press tells you that is an accurate representation of a Trump supporter and you eat it right up without question as factual. You're basically doing the same thing as the lady in the quote.
Gorgeous. These people are the "it's got electrolytes" voters of our time.
I always thought people were silly when espousing the wisdom of Idiocracy, but if Trump gets the nomination, it really will seem like a scary documentary.Gorgeous. These people are the "it's got electrolytes" voters of our time.
I really try to resist the urge, but in this case the comparison was far too appropriate.I always thought people were silly when espousing the wisdom of Idiocracy, but if Trump gets the nomination, it really will seem like a scary documentary.
Hey Obama: you are absolutely not good
Man, the range on this guy.
This is from a frank luntz focus group.
http://time.com/4009413/donald-trump-focus-group-frank-luntz/
Everyone who thinks Trump would be a good president is a moron. And they should be embarrassed. Dumber than Palin people.
Everyone who thinks Trump would be a good president is a moron. And they should be embarrassed. Dumber than Palin people.
This is why Trump isn't rushing for specifics. He doesn't need them. You can see that, for stupid people, being non-specific works just fine.
It's not just stupid people. People whom you might consider normal or even smart tend to insert their own ideal version of what those details could be, on their own. It's a common aspect of human psychology, and one of the tools of persuasion and selling.This is why Trump isn't rushing for specifics. He doesn't need them. You can see that, for stupid people, being non-specific works just fine.
I always thought people were silly when espousing the wisdom of Idiocracy, but if Trump gets the nomination, it really will seem like a scary documentary.
+1. Trump is terrible, but he is the candidate the GOP deserves.Reading Luntz's revelation makes me feel like he still doesn't entirely get it. Like he sees the results and realizes how bad the are for the GOP, but he completely misreads the situation and what it means. Yes the grassroots have abandoned the GOP, but it isn't because the elites weren't listening to them. The GOP elite created this image of a perfect candidate: a successful businessman who is a Washington outsider that says what he wants without caring about what others think--mostly insulting Democrats and other progressives--while still being able to connect with them on a personal level. This is what they look for because this is what the GOP has been telling them is good for America. The GOP has been saying it so long that it's basically become gospel for their base, much like the idea of liberals running the media. They've forgotten where they got the idea from in the first place. Trump is just the idealized version of the candidate the GOP has been selling their base. That's why they can't hurt him.
This is from a frank luntz focus group.
http://time.com/4009413/donald-trump-focus-group-frank-luntz/
Reading Luntz's revelation makes me feel like he still doesn't entirely get it. Like he sees the results and realizes how bad the are for the GOP, but he completely misreads the situation and what it means. Yes the grassroots have abandoned the GOP, but it isn't because the elites weren't listening to them. The GOP elite created this image of a perfect candidate: a successful businessman who is a Washington outsider that says what he wants without caring about what others think--mostly insulting Democrats and other progressives--while still being able to connect with them on a personal level. This is what they look for because this is what the GOP has been telling them is good for America. The GOP has been saying it so long that it's basically become gospel for their base, much like the idea of liberals running the media. They've forgotten where they got the idea from in the first place. Trump is just the idealized version of the candidate the GOP has been selling their base. That's why they can't hurt him.
He wrote a book called The Art of the Deal for a reason. He knows what he is doing and the reason he is so much better then the right of the right's field is because he IS sellsman. Politicians are shysters too, but Trump is a different type. With that said, I'd trump to stick around as long as possible, up until election. He has had an overall good effect to politics. The usual rhetoric that the right tries hasn't been working, and it is deconstructing their party.
Also, Frank Luntz is a shyster too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If9EWDB_zK4
It's got nothing to do with stupidity: people in general want to know that the problems they find important are acknowledged and someone is doing or planning to do something about them. Whether any of the proposed solutions are workable aren't particularly important at the end of the day. Otherwise anyone advocating trickle-down economics would have been laughed out of their jobs decades ago. Trump has been able to tap into this populist vein in a way perhaps never seen in modern American politics which is why he has a real shot at the Republican nomination.This is why Trump isn't rushing for specifics. He doesn't need them. You can see that, for stupid people, being non-specific works just fine.
I like this post a lot. Trump is exactly the kind of person that the Republican elite have said will make everything better. That's why their attempts to take him down have failed so far. The real question is how Trump's supporters will act when the Republicans start putting up procedural obstacles in his path.Reading Luntz's revelation makes me feel like he still doesn't entirely get it. Like he sees the results and realizes how bad the are for the GOP, but he completely misreads the situation and what it means. Yes the grassroots have abandoned the GOP, but it isn't because the elites weren't listening to them. The GOP elite created this image of a perfect candidate: a successful businessman who is a Washington outsider that says what he wants without caring about what others think--mostly insulting Democrats and other progressives--while still being able to connect with them on a personal level. This is what they look for because this is what the GOP has been telling them is good for America. The GOP has been saying it so long that it's basically become gospel for their base, much like the idea of liberals running the media. They've forgotten where they got the idea from in the first place. Trump is just the idealized version of the candidate the GOP has been selling their base. That's why they can't hurt him.
.@DonteStallworth 3 minutes ago
Trump: I read a lot of magazines. I've read TIME magazine this week. You know why, cuz I'm on the cover.
Just now, walked by a tv in the office and it was a MSNBC breaking news conference of Trump talking to the press about something related to Rick Perry, and when it came time for taking questions, Jorge Ramos of Univision was forcefully hauled off by security.
Edit:
Video: https://twitter.com/CNNSitRoom/status/636310210257121280
Trump told him to "go back to Univision" and then later in the presser, said that he didn't know who Ramos was.
Just now, walked by a tv in the office and it was a MSNBC breaking news conference of Trump talking to the press about something related to Rick Perry, and when it came time for taking questions, Jorge Ramos of Univision was forcefully hauled off by security.
Edit:
Video: https://twitter.com/CNNSitRoom/status/636310210257121280
Trump told him to "go back to Univision" and then later in the presser, said that he didn't know who Ramos was.
Come on Trump, you can go farther than that. What a lightweight; a total loser.Just now, walked by a tv in the office and it was a MSNBC breaking news conference of Trump talking to the press about something related to Rick Perry, and when it came time for taking questions, Jorge Ramos of Univision was forcefully hauled off by security.
Edit:
Video: https://twitter.com/CNNSitRoom/status/636310210257121280
Trump told him to "go back to Univision" and then later in the presser, said that he didn't know who Ramos was.
Just now, walked by a tv in the office and it was a MSNBC breaking news conference of Trump talking to the press about something related to Rick Perry, and when it came time for taking questions, Jorge Ramos of Univision was forcefully hauled off by security.
Edit:
Video: https://twitter.com/CNNSitRoom/status/636310210257121280
Trump told him to "go back to Univision" and then later in the presser, said that he didn't know who Ramos was.
America, stop paying attention to the trainwreck.
Am i the only one or does trump remind me of the great Senator armstrong from metal gear rising? Make america great again is an actual quote in the game
Was Trump a College Football player?
Donald Trump was an energetic and bright child, and his parents sent him to the New York Military Academy at age thirteen, hoping the discipline of the school would channel his energy in a positive manner. Trump did well at the academy, both socially and academically, rising to be a star athlete and student leader by the time he graduated in 1964.
The trainwreck is not only making more news than the rest of the Republican field, he's also the frontrunner. Besides, Trump isn't particularly worse than most (all?) of the other GOP candidates.America, stop paying attention to the trainwreck.
"Let's make America great again" was Reagan's 1980 campaign slogan.Am i the only one or does trump remind me of the great Senator armstrong from metal gear rising? Make america great again is an actual quote in the game
You know who else was on the cover of Time magazine?
"I like the bible" - Trump 2015
America, stop paying attention to the trainwreck.