Will Donald Trump’s Hair Style Challenge That Of Willard Mitt?

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by Smitty

Oh, bring it, Donald; I, for one, contend there is insufficient buffoonery in American politics today. If any can mitigate the excess of ‘sobriety’, it’s you:

I will be making a major announcement tomorrow (Thursday, February 2) at 12:30 pm at Trump International Hotel & Tower, Las Vegas, Nevada

Actually, given that I’m relatively unhappy with all of the candidates, Donald making some waves sounds fine.

Call it a reverse Cloward-Piven: I’m contending that the only way to break the current Ruling Class grip on things is to drive it all to 11, in the full Spinal Tap fashion. There isn’t a thing wrong with us that the metaphorical equivalent of a few more shots of Jose C. cannot fix. Let us puke out the decades of Progressive idiocy in full technicolor glory, and re-emerge fully purged and ready to take an adult view of matters.

I salute you, Donald, and whatever species of varmint crouches upon your cranium.

A later post, also at Alan Colmes, claims Trump will endorse Gingrich. But wait: why isn’t the uber-capitalist Trump endorsing Mitt? Could the Donald have Bain damage? Hahaha–THUMP [Ow, Stacy, I thought we were cutting down on the physical abuse around here!]

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  8. From the Fox News article:

    In the poll, 27 percent said his endorsement would make them less likely
    to support a candidate. Only 10 percent said Trump’s support would make them more likely to vote for a candidate. For most people, the endorsement would make no difference. 

  12. So, are we all ready for a second Obama term? Maybe its best this way. With Romney, we will have a candidate we won’t have to worry about acting insensitively towards our black president. Isn’t that what we need? A man who will represent the better angels of our natures when it comes to racial issues? A man who won’t question his place of birth, or bring up unfortunate past associations like Wright and Ayers? We need to keep on fielding these candidates who act like John McCain. Who knows, it might eventually catch on. And if Romney loses, well, he can give a nice good speech about how we “fought” a nice, good, clean, positive campaign, but the American people have spoken, and now our great country needs to get united behind our president. Doesn’t that just warm the cockles of your little hearts?

  13. I don’t think we should place our bets on any of the GOP beating Obama.

    The only thing that’s going to beat him is the economy — and thus far it has not let his opposition down.

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