And I thought Hillary was the enemy in this 2016 election?

The following information is to prove to the American people how  all of these people are trying to bring Trump down.  Sit back and relax and have yourself a good laugh because all of these people continue to make fools of themselves.

Friday November 13, 2015

Rallying Behind Carson, Conservatives Blast Trump ‘Molester’ Slurs

By Sandy Fitzgerald | Friday, 13 Nov 2015 02:46 PM

GOP candidate Ben Carson Friday afternoon denied that Donald Trump intentionally called him a “child molester” during a CNN interview or during a fiery 95-minute speech in Iowa, throwing blame instead at the media for misconstruing the real estate mogul’s comments, while numerous conservatives and fellow candidates stood up for him against Trump’s attacks.

(Carson is right – this is a flat-out lie by the media.)

“I don’t believe he called me a child molester,” Carson told reporters in South Carolina, reports Newsweek. “I always find it a little amusing what people in the press like to say: ‘You compare this and therefore you said they’re the same.’ I don’t buy all that stuff. So those are questions we should ask Donald Trump.”

Carson also did not take on Trump for the speech, during which he threw the retired neurosurgeon’s comments that he was “pathological” back at him, telling reporters Friday that voters are sick of the “politics of destruction,” reports The Hill.

“I’m hopeful that at some point we’ll reach a level of maturity that we can actually get to the issues facing us right now and stop getting into the mud and doing things that really don’t matter,” Carson said.

“I expect that kind of [attack], that’s what’s been going on in this country for years,” he added. “I don’t expect that to change any time soon, but I don’t have to get into it.”

Meanwhile, Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson, appearing on Fox News on Friday, defended Trump’s comments on Carson, telling the show that a “lot of people are having a Kohard time understanding what’s revolving” around him.

Pierson denied that Trump was calling Carson a child molester.

“The most common pathology used in terms of health care is unfortunately child molestation,” she said, however.

Meanwhile, conservatives and other candidates were livid Friday about Trump’s attacks on Carson.

(Isn’t that just too bad – just continue being livid.)

“Donald, sorry, I’ve got to interrupt again,” GOP candidate Carly Fiorina said in a Facebook post, referring to when Trump scolded her during Tuesday night’s GOP debate for interrupting. “You would know something about pathological. How was that meeting with Putin? Or Wharton? Or your self-funded campaign? Anyone can turn a multi-million dollar inheritance into more money, but all the money in the world won’t make you as smart as Ben Carson.”

(How pathological was Fiorina – she said she wasn’t in a GREEN room when she met Putin when she was – in fact – she said she was?  And where did you get all of your money – didn’t they pay  you to leave HP and you took that parachute?)

GOP candidate Chris Christie, meanwhile, told conservative radio show host Laura Ingraham Friday that Trump’s actions and words were not p residential, reports Politico.

(Yes, that is true, Christie, even you can’t be presidential 24 hours a day.  Weren’t you the one who became emotional and hugged Obama?)

“When you run for president of the United States, everything that comes out of your mouth matters,” the New Jersey governor told Ingraham. “I think that kind of stuff is, you know, not the kind of stuff that a candidate for president of the United States should be talking about.”

GOP candidate Lindsey Graham told Fox News Friday that he thinks Trump “melted down” during the speech, in which he blasted nearly all of his rivals for the Republican nomination, especially Carson, his main competitor.

(Well, Graham, all of you must be getting scared when all of you are ragging on Trump.)

“I think is the turning point,” said Graham. “Dr. Carson has found redemption in the Lord. He is a good, decent man. Donald Trump is the most uninformed person I have ever met running for president when it comes to foreign policy. He has no clue of what he is talking about.”

Other conservatives complained Friday about Trump’s words as well.

(Didn’t Graham and McCain meet with the Rebels and want to give them guns?  Were you all gun-running?)

“Look, that whole rant in Iowa is the reason we should not have a reality show star as president of the United States,” former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu told CNN’s “New Day” program. “I’m not a great fan of Ben Carson’s, but [Trump’s] attack was irrational, it was rude, it was crude and frankly, politically speaking, it was dumb,” Sununu told host Alisyn Camerota.

Sununu continued that such comments are typical for Trump.

(This fella is a part of the One World Order George Bush I era Elite Republicans.)

“It applies equally to the fact that every strategy that Mr. Trump puts on the table is dependent on hot rhetoric to get the emotional reaction from voters but has no rationality or substance behind it in terms of being able to be implemented,” he said.

Conservative National Journal writer Ron Fornier also spoke out about Trump’s comments in a Twitter post:If you’re a child molestor @real Donald Trump says in a rant on Ben Carson, there’s no cure for Trump’s buffoonery or narcissism.

(Fornier is a far left Democrat as you can get.)

YES, “THE DOGS OF HELL HAVE BEEN UNLEASHED ON TRUMP!  This is a good example how people turn on their own  and to think the bulk of these people are Republican Elites and are in the same party.

This makes me sick to be a part of  a party which includes the Elite Republicans who are Republicans in Name Only (RINO) where they all act like two-year old children.  They are running scared.

Now read the following letter that tells you who all of THE DOGS OF HELL HAVE BEEN UNLEASHED ON TRUMP are.

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