TRUMP - Some people think......... How do you feel?

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Now that Rubio was destroyed by Christie in the last debate he is being widely ridiculed in the media and Trump now seems the inevitable Republican candidate. Forget Bloomberg; Republicans would never vote for someone perceived as a liberal New Yorker, especially in the South. In my view, only a brokered convention has the potential to stop the Trump juggernaut now.
 
Trump knows how humans are -- we are moist robots -- we don't have Christian free will -- and he has the training to manipulate that

Emotions over reason (reason takes very last place)

And out of all the candidates, he is the best at it

That doesn't mean that I like him -- I can look at what he is doing with amazement and wonder at the real time showcasing of how human beings work --- old beliefs die hard and this one is going down in FLAMES

Love how the cognitive dissonance has been happening in the media, as people try to scramble to understand why Trump is so successful
 
Trump is a native New Yorker, who is not widely perceived as either liberal or a New Yorker (unlike Bloomberg). As I see it, 3 factors best explain his soaring candidacy: (1) His tough stand on the illegal influx from Mexico is enormously popular among whites here. All the other candidates are widely perceived as very guarded and untruthful in their public statements and as pandering to the Hispanics. (2) Trump's often crass and disparaging remarks help him more than they hurt him because Americans have an ever deepening disdain for politically correct, packaged candidates and Trump is widely perceived as spontaneous and thus more authentic. (3) Sanders' candidacy is doomed because he is a self-confessed "socialist" and socialism is a dirty word for most Americans. But Sanders has caught up to Hillary is the most recent polls. The constant drip of her e-mail scandal, the perceived Benghazi cover-up, and her perceived unholy alliance to Wall St. has created a widespread perception that she is dishonest and corrupt. Nor should we underestimate the power of the buzz about the movie "13 Hours," (a terrible movie), that seems like the movie people here are most eager to see. Its attempt to remain nonpolitical will, in my view, make it an even more powerful indictment of Hillary's role in this affair in public perception. So more than any other election in my lifetime, this one will hinge on who is perceived as the least objectionable candidate. For that reason, it will be the most compelling election in my lifetime.
 
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Thus the brain drain continues ... and fits Christ's commentary of what goes in the souer ... the power portion of the brain?

Stuff you really don't wish to know and thus a rising emotional state that will bust out and collapse as a fall ... who will accept it ??? Such demonology or black art of creative polity ...

Never address the topic directly though or more of the collective emotions could cause a rise up ... or the old term Eris ... thus creative souls discovered the value of myth ... containing all the stuff not understood ... representing apocalypse now! You can see it coming ... the end of present context ... it too will be at a laws to us or lost in legalese ...
 
Mystic said:
Now that Rubio was destroyed by Christie in the last debate he is being widely ridiculed in the media and Trump now seems the inevitable Republican candidate.
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That was pretty epic.

The power of listening to others speak and hearing what they actually say . . .over and over and over again.
 
Sometimes when I catch something from the debates on Facebook I think that the best thing that could happen if any of the Republicans (especially the front runners) win the election they should build a wall, not just across the border of Mexico, but across the Canadian borders and along their coasts And keep the Americans in. At least until we can process the applicants from American refugees.
 
Seeler said:
Sometimes when I catch something from the debates on Facebook I think that the best thing that could happen if any of the Republicans (especially the front runners) win the election they should build a wall, not just across the border of Mexico, but across the Canadian borders and along their coasts And keep the Americans in. At least until we can process the applicants from American refugees.
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Then what could we do with the demos attempting to escape the system of avarice? Do republicans fall to such injustice?
 
Does republican injustice next door have its affectation of personnel here that have no processing capacity? That is meant to be a Kohl, chilly thought ... but we await springing up ... jack da'w'IDs! That Isis sense rising up your spine ...
 
Luce NDs said:
Then what could we do with the demos attempting to escape the system of avarice? Do republicans fall to such injustice?
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I recently heard about a mentally ill homeless man who thought he could get better health care by walking into Canada. He froze to death on the naive 45 mile walk from my town in NE Washington.

The unexpected death of a towering influential conservative figure like Supreme Court justice Scalia is widely considered more important to the U.S future than who we elect as our next president--Trump or no Trump. The Republican Congress and Senate have already made it clear that they will prevent any replacement from being installed, but that stonewalling still heaves a 5-3 liberal majority on the Court. And in the event of a 4-4 tie, the usually liberal lower court rulings will prevail.
 
The refugees fleeing the American republican government would be treated as refugees, whether they are people who suddenly find that they do not fit into the American dream because of their colour or creed, or whether they are demos who no longer feel welcome or safe in their own country. A couple of hundred years ago we welcomed the Loyalists. Since then there have been minor floods or trickles (draft dodgers during the Vietnam war) who have come seeking asylum. They've contributed a lot to our culture and economy. Screen them and welcome them - as we do people seeking asylum from any other oppressive regime. And it is a given that we would welcome back the thousands of Canadians now living and working in the States.
 
Is that a Reuben/rub'n for a foresight of a falling house of "c" and the Shadow is cast?

Can anyone see it coming ... like some saw Nazi an -ism ... a' pathei ...
 
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