The Establishments war on Donald Trump
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Title: Degrading Women: Donald Trump Puts Hillary Clinton (and CNN) On Notice
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Breitbart
URL Source: http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern ... ary-clinton-and-cnn-on-notice/
Published: Dec 23, 2015
Author: John Nolte
Post Date: 2015-12-24 08:53:56 by cranky
Keywords: None
Views: 2276
Comments: 17
If you are still confused over why Donald Trump is wiping the floor with his competition in the Republican field, a tweet fired off by the billionaire businessman Wednesday morning should answer that. With the help of her numerous DC Media allies, Hillary Clinton has been attacking Trump all week with the phony claim that his use of the word “schlonging” is degrading to all women. In response, Trump put Hillary (and her media) on notice: — The Hillary Clinton staged event yesterday was pathetic. Be careful Hillary as you play the war on women or women being degraded card. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 23, 2015 — There is no question as to what Trump is referring to. For going on fifty years, Hillary has protected her husband, former-President Bill Clinton, an accused rapist, groper, and serial-sexual harasser. The women who claim to be his victims have also accused Hillary of being part of the campaigns to personally denigrate, silence and destroy them. There is more here than just accusations and rumor. Bill Clinton was forced to settle a sexual harassment suit with Paula Jones. Trump is a master of media manipulation, primarily because he knows exactly how the media operates, how in 2012 the DC Media was fully onboard with the Obama campaign’s phony “War on Women” crusade. Trump also knows that when it comes to Hillary’s sordid past involving her own role in personally destroying Bill’s alleged victims — including Juanita Broaddrick, who to this day stands by her claim that Bill raped her, the DC media intends to make that criticism off limits. This is a play right out of the media’s 2008 Playbook. During that presidential campaign, the media refused to criticize or closely examine Barack Obama spending 20 years in a racist church or palling around with a domestic terrorist. In fact, in order to protect him, the DC Media attacked as racists anyone who dared raise these presidential disqualifiers. As you will see in the CNN clip below, the DC Media has already laid down a marker that says we cannot discuss Hillary’s treatment of Bill’s victims. The clip is from last night. Don Lemon is so adamant about protecting Hillary, he cuts off Kurt Schlichter’s microphone: — — First off, good on my friend Kurt for not backing down. Too many play CNN’s game so they can continue to appear on CNN. Moreover, Schlichter’s refusal to play by these partisan rules served to expose just how far CNN will go to cover up these damaging truths. And as his tweet proves, Trump also is eager to wage this war. He’s been planning on it for some time, moving his chess pieces into place for months now. Trump ally Roger Stone just released an entire book that examines Hillary’s treatment of these women. That is no accident. It is aggressive, and exactly how you win presidential campaigns. If Republican primary voters know one thing, it is this: The DC Media’s rules are designed to benefit Democrats. If we play by those rules, we lose. If we are going to win, we need a candidate willing to go through the incoming hell that comes with violating those rules. As of right now, only Trump has shown that courage — time and again, on issues surrounding immigration, terrorism, and the media itself, Trump as proven he will GO THERE. And unless you are willing to GO THERE, you will not be president. 
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#1. To: cranky (#0)
This is why I like Trump so much: he fights.
Yeah but talk about an easy target. I wish him luck, though.
As compared to Hillary Clinton? How many rape victims has Hillary shamed and personally and professionally destroyed in order to protect a serial rapist? Thousands. How many people died because of her incompetence as Secretary of State? Hundreds of thousands. What crime did Trump ever cover for? Who did Trump ever kill? Trump tells the truth. A nation of spineless pansies screams when they hear the truth. Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and he's shining a lot of it on the corruption. Trump is rich. He isn't corrupt. He's not a criminal apologist or abetter.
When it suits him, I guess. But not always or even usually. All Pants on Fire! statements involving Donald Trump As far as corruption goes, buying politicians and and forming business deals with opm and the intent to enter into a 'strategic bankruptcy' etc, may not constitute 'corruption' to you but that doesn't change what it is. Too bad you didn't jump all over Trump Baja when you had the chance. Then you would have seen Trump family values on display. But he's your guy so I'm sure none of that matters.
You're right - it doesn't matter. Those "Pants on fire" statements by Trump are mostly true. It's the "researchers" who say he's lying that are twisting the truth. Trump has built thousands of huge projects. Some projects go bad. Trump has known how to extricate himself from them. Sometimes, the US puts its foot in it, makes a dumb move. When that happens, I need a leader who can fight his way out of a bad situation and win. Trump has a proven ability to do that. Trump is a leader. His Republican opponents are the Seven Dwarves. Hillary is incompetent and evil.
To some, perhaps. Many are simply hanging on which is a far different thing from being led. His Republican opponents are the Seven Dwarves. Hillary is incompetent and evil. None of that will matter come voting day.
Come election day, Trump will be elected by a landslide. And then when Congress tries to resist, he will use the full force of Executive Authority built up under Obama and W, Clinton and H.W., Reagan and Carter, LBJ and Truman and FDR to overrride Congress and impose his agenda. Trump is different, though, because when the Supreme Court tries to stop him implementing what the people will elect him by a landslide to do, Trump will use the precedents of Lincoln and Andrew Jackson and ALSO override the Supreme Court, The republic was pulled where it has been pulled by manipulators. Trump is a bull who is going to pull it back onto its foundations. He's going to do it against the will of the government, and in the end may end up smashing the government to pieces to get us back there. But then, a weak, smashed, conflicted and failing government is a lot more like what the founders established than the organized, effective power structure we have now. Trump won't be President unless the people elect him. The people won't elect him unless they agree with him. But when they DO elect him, he will have the mandate, as the only nationally elected political figure, to force the government to obey the will of the people. Either the entrenched interests will fade back from confrontation, or else there will be a political civil war, which Trump will win, because the people will back him over against Congress or the Supreme Court. This election will be High Noon. It will be like Caesar and the People vs. Pompey and the Senate. Caesar won. So will Trump.
We'll see. But I don't think he'll be on the Republicrat ticket. But if it should happen that Donald J Trump is inaugurated as POTUS the heretofore impotent chambers of the house and the supreme court will suddenly discover those long forgotten checks and balances that those dead white guys wrote into the Constitution to prevent an imperial presidency.
Congress and the Supreme Court may remember those long-forgotten checks and balances, but that doesn't mean that they will be able to make them stick. Trump won't ASK, he will ACT. Presented with a fait accompli, the Supreme Court can do nothing but say "no", and Trump can present his own interpretation - and if the people agree with Trump, then the Supreme Court is neutered. Jackson did that. Lincoln ignored the Supreme Court over 1000 times during the Civil War. If the people elect Trump and then the Court suddenly tries to block him, against the will of the People, Trump will ignore the Court and the people will back him. That leaves Congress. With a 9% approval rating, fighting against an unpopular President will be tough. Because what can they do? Shut down the government. But Trump will simply LEAVE it shut down for four years, if that's what it takes. Congress can try to impeach - but then you have the mother of all constitutional crises. Because if 34 Senators refuse to convict, then Trump will have survived it, and will have nothing that can stop him. What is more, the military, the intelligence guys, the national security guys - they will like Trump. So in a constitutional crisis, who will they obey, the President? the Congress? The military and intelligence guys would throw Obama under the bus, but they will throw Congress under the bus in favor of Trump. Trump wins, he's going to be an expression of the public will, and any obstacles the Republicans or Democrats throw up to stop him will be bulldozed under by a popular President who has the people behind him.
If it comes to that, I say they will. We have a Congress peopled by second and third generation political hacks who have spent their entire working lives empowering and enriching themselves while thwarting the will of the people. Nobody takes Congress or SCOTUS anywhere they didn't already want to go. Trump hasn't got a chance even if he does find himself in the White House.
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#4. To: Vicomte13 (#1)
This is why I like Trump so much: he fights.
#6. To: cranky (#4)
Yeah but talk about an easy target.
#11. To: Vicomte13 (#6)
Trump tells the truth.
#12. To: cranky (#11)
But he's your guy so I'm sure none of that matters.
#13. To: Vicomte13 (#12)
(Edited)
Trump is a leader.
#14. To: cranky (#13)
#15. To: Vicomte13 (#14)
Come election day, Trump will be elected by a landslide.
#16. To: cranky (#15)
#17. To: Vicomte13 (#16)
Congress and the Supreme Court may remember those long-forgotten checks and balances, but that doesn't mean that they will be able to make them stick.
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