ANOTHER MORNING HAVING TO FIGHT THE COMPUTER HACKS TO WRITE THIS STORY – IMPORTANT TO NOTE, THIS IS ANOTHER RIGGED POLL BY THE MEDIA:

The above people are not Americans with American values – they are all communists and want to turn this country into a dictatorship and communist country.  They are all rich folks and do not give a damn about the rest of us.  All of  you know what we need to do – so who is going to lead the pack – TRUMP!

HAVE YOU SEEN ANY OF THESE CANDIDATES SPEAK UP ABOUT THIS – THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STORY AND THE CANDIDATES DON’T OPEN THEIR MOUTHS:

No, cause they are scared out of their wits to address this.  Thanks to Martha, she is the only one who has addressed this and why not?  Why do the Muslims get to celebrate their holidays and Americans don’t – something is wrong with this picture.  No wonder we can’t win the war with ISIS – because these people are weak.  Why do we allow this – cause these people we send to Washington are a bunch of sissies?  They have all been paid off – they come into office with pennies and now are well endowed and all they want to do is be politicians – waiting for more.  Now back to the other news – but I just had to bring this into the picture because this is what is wrong with the candidates – no balls – except Trump.

Fox News is reporting this morning that Cruz is ahead of Trump by ten points.  We all know this is rigged since The Des Moines Register and Fox News are media outlets and controlled by the Democrats, White House and Republican Elites – outdoor toilets for the American people.  This is all a set up folks to make Trump look bad.  Fox is not saying this is a news outlet or who conducted this poll.

Folks, we have to be honest – Trump is the only candidate who overall can handle the bouncing ball of all politics.  The others have a specialty in a given area; but, the security and the economy of this country is foremost.  If we don’t have a safe country and a good economy the rest of the problems don’t amount to a hill of beans.

Trump is the only one who has spoken out about limiting the number of people entering this country until we can get a handle on the situation because our immigration is out of control due to Bush II and Obama – the rest of the candidates have walked around this topic.  For years our border has  not been closed and we have  no idea who is in this country.

Everything is deliberately falling apart because we have people in this  country who do not have our values and  do not want to have our values.  They are here for the free handout with Obama’s Muslim values.

We have got to stop this and Trump is the only one who had the guts to do this as you could see by the uproar when the Muslim terrorists killed 14 people in California.  Did you see any of the other candidates make any motion of trying to take some kind of action to curb these Muslim terrorists?  No, they all gathered like a bunch of wet hens and condemned Trump – the idea that Trump would make such a bold statement.  Hooray for Trump for standing up for the American people.  Shame on all of those candidates who did not open their mouth to save our country – Cruz included.

Wake up!

Trump is, by far, seen as the most qualified to handle the economy (41 percent), while Cruz comes in a distant second (17 percent). No one else makes it into double-digits.

They are also seen as the two most qualified to handle national security — just in reverse order. Cruz takes the mantle on security with 30 percent and Trump gets 20 percent. Another 11 percent pick Rubio.

Fox News Poll: Cruz, Trump ahead in Iowa.

By Dana Blanton
·Published December 13, 2015

Ted Cruz and Donald Trump are the top two candidates Iowa Republican caucus-goers say are the most qualified to handle the top two issues facing the country — the economy and national security.

That gives them front-runner status in a new Fox News poll of Iowa likely caucus-goers.

Cruz garners 28 percent support and Trump 26 percent among GOP likely caucus-goers. Together they command more than half of the total support. Rubio comes in third with 13 percent. Carson, the Iowa front-runner in October, is fourth with 10 percent. Those four compose the clear top tier.

Five percent back Jeb Bush and Rand Paul. All other candidates come in at two percent or less.

When the results are narrowed to just those GOP caucus-goers who say they will “definitely” attend, Cruz’s advantage over Trump increases: 32 percent vs. 25 percent. Trump has a 3-point edge over Cruz among those who say they will “probably” attend.

“This is Trump’s challenge in Iowa,” says Democratic pollster Chris Anderson. “Those who are definitely going to caucus are less likely to support him, so he needs to motivate people to attend who may not usually do so.” Anderson conducts the Fox News Poll along with Republican pollster Daron Shaw.

GOP caucus-goers who identify as “very” conservative help propel Cruz in Iowa, as 4 in 10 back him (42 percent). Trump comes in second with 23 percent and Carson gets 14 percent among this group.

White evangelical Christians are a significant voting bloc in Iowa and they also put Cruz on top, although by a narrower margin. He gets 31 percent compared to 24 percent for Trump. Another 14 percent go for Rubio and 10 percent Carson.

Caucus-goers with a college degree prefer Cruz by 5 points (26 vs. 21 percent), while those without a degree go for Trump by 3 points (32 vs. 29 percent).

Cruz gets his highest support — 48 percent — from those who are part of the Tea Party movement — that’s double Trump’s 24 percent.

Meanwhile, Cruz has more room than Trump to grow his support in Iowa. Three in 10 caucus-goers say they could “never” support Trump (30 percent), while just 6 percent say the same about Cruz. Nearly a quarter (23 percent) says they couldn’t back Bush, and roughly one in 10 couldn’t back Christie, Kasich, Paul and Graham.

The economy and national security are the two most important issues to Iowa GOP caucus-goers. Who can best handle those? Trump and Cruz.

Trump is, by far, seen as the most qualified to handle the economy (41 percent), while Cruz comes in a distant second (17 percent). No one else makes it into double-digits.

They are also seen as the two most qualified to handle national security — just in reverse order. Cruz takes the mantle on security with 30 percent and Trump gets 20 percent. Another 11 percent pick Rubio.

Iowa GOPers are looking for a candidate who is a strong leader (25 percent) and honest and trustworthy (22 percent). Those traits are more important than being a true conservative (18 percent), shaking things up in Washington (14 percent), and defeating the Democrat (11 percent).

But who can win? Thirty-two percent say that candidate is Trump. That’s about twice as many as think Cruz (18 percent) and Rubio (14 percent) can beat Clinton in 2016.

Most GOP caucus-goers are dissatisfied with how things are going in the country (87 percent), and nearly seven in 10 say from their family’s perspective — it feels like the economy is getting worse (67 percent).

God Bless America and the people in Europe better take a long, hard look at what their leaders are doing to them, also!  Long live the Queen!

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