Donald Trump Opens Commanding Lead in New CNN Poll

Interesting. Across TV news and digital, most political and media analysts have been utterly wrong about The Donald. So what makes you think they will suddenly be on the mark with their prediction of a Republican wipeout in the general election? Their track record for this cycle is poor; to say the least.

 

The media has been proven to be liars for Obama and so they cannot influence public opinion anymore. For example, CNN is only kept alive by forced payments from people on cable hookups and only watched by people stuck in airports. MSNBC is only watched by NBC employees, etc. The main use for the New York Times is to line the bottom of birdcages in New York City.

The GOP elite is disgruntled because they can't get another Rino to run against Hillary the Liar so they are threatening to donate to Hillary the Liar and to vote for Hillary the Liar.

 

"His popularity is traceable to the fact that he rejects the moral authority of the media, breaks their commandments and mocks their condemnations. His contempt for the norms of political correctness is daily on display." (Pat Buchanan)

 

Excellent! The media are often ignorant and always Democrat and incapable of fairness. That includes Howard Stern show star Megan Kelly.

 

Yep, just look at the picture they use on Trump - sure don't see the halos they had around Obama last time. Then they're doing the "don't throw me in brier patch, PLEASE!" routine:.

. . .Across TV news and digital, most politics and media analysts predict a Republican wipeout in the general election if Trump wins the nomination. . .

Most politics and media analysts? Oh, whatever should we do?

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...s/general_election_trump_vs_clinton-5491.html

but the polls are showing a dead heat.

 

He's found the hot button issues that will elect the republican nominee and he keeps punching those buttons. The other nominees continue to ignore the importance of those issues at their own peril.

 

"Trump has his own audience, which is in many cases as big as or bigger than the media covering him. He doesn't need the media. He enjoys them being around. He likes toying with them. He likes being provocative around them. To him, the media is a plaything...Put simply, the media can't take Trump out, and that scares the heck out of everybody, particularly on the Republican side.

"Not only can the media not take Trump out, the media can't hurt him. And when they try, he gets even more powerful, or more popular. And this fact, this phenomenon of a single presidential candidate owning and controlling the media is one of the greatest upsetting, out-of-balance aspects of this whole campaign...

"And because of all this, it just adds to the animosity that they feel. He's breaking every rule and getting away with it. He's breaking every rule and getting more popular. He rises in polls with every rule break that he engages in. As such, there is a growing, gnawing feeling in the establishment that there's nothing they can do. The media is the great middleman. Trump doesn't need a middleman to get his message out. Trump's crowds are five blocks long." (Rush Limbaugh)

 

I think that Trump is headed for the nomination although the country clubs do not support him and apparently intend to defect to Hillary if the GOP does not nominate another Rino. The rich of both parties want cheap labor no matter what. The rich think that they can stay rich in a collapsed economy by going to a class society such as is found in Europe.

 

So Zaac, do you agree or disagree with the above?

 

The rich will go for the Clintons if Trump is nominated. The central issue is an endless supply of cheap labor for the rich; Trump does not believe in the sweatshops of the rich.

 

How many illegals has he hired? Where do they work?

 

Trump just has his name on stuff--it is like a brand. At any rate, Trump wants the borders closed, which steps on the toes of the rich of both parties. I am not leaning towards Trump but his appeal is based upon the fact that the Democrats want open borders as we have now and so do rich Republicans in the country clubs and on Wall Street.