Remember a few months ago when an early Trump campaign operative came out and said the Trump campaign was not...
Remember a few months ago when an early Trump campaign operative came out and said the Trump campaign was not interested in winning, only getting to double digit polling?
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Trump's not interested in being president. His message started resonating with the angry white middle class voter who needed someone to blame for their lost American Dream and suddenly he's the front runner and then the nominee.
This new information (if true) falls in line with Kasich's claim that the Trump campaign told him the VP pick would be the most powerful Vice President in American history.
He's even started laying the groundwork to get out of presidential debates. Everything he says and does is about not being involved in the process.
#DonaldTrump isn't interested in being President. He's been sabotaging his own campaign, talkingout of his ass off the cuff, with no obvious interest in learning about domestic or foreign affairs.
He's Montgomery Brewster (+1 if you get the reference). And like Brewster he got swept up in his own wave of populist rhetoric.
The former reality TV star just trolled the entire nation and succeeded to the point he can't back down. He's the personification of life imitating art.
Don't expect him to crackdown and be the candidate the GOP can rally around. He's not interested. As the election gets closer expect him to go more off the rails.
The truly sad part is the 45% +/- percent of people who can't see this and continue to support him.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/aug/17/michael-moore-donald-trump-does-not-want-to-be-president
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Trump's not interested in being president. His message started resonating with the angry white middle class voter who needed someone to blame for their lost American Dream and suddenly he's the front runner and then the nominee.
This new information (if true) falls in line with Kasich's claim that the Trump campaign told him the VP pick would be the most powerful Vice President in American history.
He's even started laying the groundwork to get out of presidential debates. Everything he says and does is about not being involved in the process.
#DonaldTrump isn't interested in being President. He's been sabotaging his own campaign, talking
He's Montgomery Brewster (+1 if you get the reference). And like Brewster he got swept up in his own wave of populist rhetoric.
The former reality TV star just trolled the entire nation and succeeded to the point he can't back down. He's the personification of life imitating art.
Don't expect him to crackdown and be the candidate the GOP can rally around. He's not interested. As the election gets closer expect him to go more off the rails.
The truly sad part is the 45% +/- percent of people who can't see this and continue to support him.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/aug/17/michael-moore-donald-trump-does-not-want-to-be-president
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Similarly, if Clinton wants to cement her lead, she will run 34% further left https://www.reddit.com/r/hillaryclinton/comments/4y7p7f/what_is_the_smallest_most_incremental_way_to/
He hasn't changed, and his campaign hasn't changed. It was just always volatile.
But the end result is a broken system where authors of merit don't get recognized, because a bunch of jerks submitted Atlas Shrugged as Best Novel. (They're nominating works with conservative and socially backwards themes, because the Hugos are a liberal conspiracy that is biased against them.)
The only way to FIX the problem is to destroy the Hugos as they exist.
“The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority” https://medium.com/@nntaled/the-most-intolerant-wins-the-dictatorship-of-the-small-minority-3f1f83ce4e15