The communist media are continuing to dump on Trump, especially about abortion and women, but I get Trump’s comment. You would think with Trump appearing on Chris Matthews show,  people would understand – he will face anyone and on any level of intellect.  A good example are the radio talk show hosts in Wisconsin who were anything but hospitable – in fact down right hostile in his face.   And the governor just fell right in with them. Did their mama not teach them a thing called manners and respect for a guest?.

With the Democrats new politically correct wording, it takes more time to think of how to say something “politically correct” than say what you mean. Trump has no filter. I would rather be around someone who says what they think than say things “politically correct” because you know how they really feel and can trust them.

I support Donald Trump, but I also support abortion when a women has been raped and in a case of incest or if a women’s health will be affected.  Women keep saying they have a right to do whatever they want with their body; if that is the case then – when their life is over why is it they do not have any control of their body.  I think everything is a motive for money. We have to stop this genocide on babies – 1.3 million have been aborted – which tells America  – we continue to lose our work force – again, 1.3 million babies murdered and body parts harvested.

Every thought, every belief, everything we’re taught in school. The thing is that what we’re taught in the public school system is everything you should know, I disagree with that. The most brilliant people in the world were drop-outs – not that I’m pro-dropping out. I just believe there’s more to life than what’s in those books. Life experiences are the added ingredient rather than things shoved in our face, politically and historically,  which is strictly for money.

American Anger: It’s not the economy – it’s the  other part of the party called the Elite Republicans who have left the GOP and have joined forces with Obama and the communist Democrats. and they are the ones who are tearing up the country.

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Why Donald Trump Won’t Fold –  Polls and People Speak

By MICHAEL BARBARO, NATE COHN and JEREMY W. PETERS

Donald J. Trump, leading the Republican field continues to draw large crowds wherever he goes.

In the command centers of Republican presidential campaigns, aides have drawn comfort from the belief that Donald J. Trump’s dominance in the polls is a political summer fling, like Herman Cain in 2011 — an unsustainable boomlet dependent on megawatt celebrity, narrow appeal and unreliable surveys of Americans with a spotty record of actually voting in primaries.

A growing body of evidence suggests that may be wishful thinking.

A review of public polling, extensive interviews with a host of his supporters in two states and a new private survey that tracks voting records all point to the conclusion that Mr. Trump has built a broad, demographically and ideologically diverse coalition, constructed around personality, not substance, that bridges demographic and political divides. In doing so, he has effectively insulated himself from the consequences of startling statements that might instantly doom rival candidates.

In poll after poll of Republicans, Mr. Trump leads among women, despite having used terms like “fat pigs” and “disgusting animals” to denigrate some of them. He leads among evangelical Christians, despite saying he had never had a reason to ask God for forgiveness. He leads among moderates and college-educated voters, despite a populist and anti-immigrant message thought to resonate most with conservatives and less-affluent voters. He leads among the most frequent, likely voters, even though his appeal is greatest among those with little history of voting.

But the breadth of Mr. Trump’s coalition is surprising at a time of religious, ideological and geographic divisions in the Republican Party. It suggests he has the potential to outdo the flash-in-the-pan candidacies that roiled the last few Republican nominating contests. And it hints at the problem facing his competitors and the growing pressure on them .

His support is not tethered to a single issue or sentiment: immigration, economic anxiety or an anti-establishment mood. Those factors may have created conditions for his candidacy to thrive, but his personality, celebrity and boldness, not merely his populism and policy stances, have let him take advantage of them.

Tellingly, when asked to explain support for Mr. Trump in their own words, voters of varying backgrounds used much the same language, calling him “ballsy” and saying they admired that he “tells it like it is” and relished how he “isn’t politically correct.”

The communist media continue to rip Trump every day with the help of Clinton, Cruz, Sanders and Kasich; but, people have to understand, Trump works with more women all over the world than either Cruz, Kasich, Sanders or Clinton will ever hope to.  His business hires, promotes, and fires women every day.  He has women in high positions in all of his businesses – so how could women hate him.

This is the same ploy the Democrats used against Romney which was so immature.  Just think about it – the Democrats portrayed that the country came unglued when the Democrats labeled Romney as “having a binder of women.”  That is how politically correct these Democrats have tried to talk America into becoming.  Trump has only shown America how ridiculous the Democrats are and out of touch with reality.

Out with the old politicians – Sanders, Cruz, Kasich, and Clinton – in with the new America called Trump.

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