Again as I've said prevously there is no downside to the Trump phenom.
http://diaryofarepublicanhater.blogspot.com/2015/07/donald-trump-and-lindsday-graham-it.html
He is literally turning the GOP into a mud wrestling pit. Now Rupert Murdoch is in a war of attrition over Trump with-Rupert Murdoch?
The Wall Street Journal calls out Trump supporters:
"But America has rarely lacked for demagogues willing to exploit public discontents.William Jennings Bryan won three Democratic presidential nominations running against eastern elites. In 1948 Henry Wallace ran as a Soviet sympathizer while Strom Thurmondwon 39 electoral votes running as a segregationist. Either one would have been a disaster as President."
"As a standard-bearer for conservative ideas, Mr. Trump would likewise be a catastrophe. His only discernible principle is the promotion of his personal brand. His main message seems to be that because he’s rich and doesn’t care what anyone thinks, he can afford to tell everyone to go to hell. Some Americans may find it satisfying 16 months from Election Day to tell pollsters they’d vote for him, but that doesn’t mean conservative elites should validate this nonsense."
"So full credit to Rick Perry, the former Texas Governor, who led the pack in saying even before the weekend that Mr. Trump lacks the temperament to be Commander in Chief. Several other candidates have now said the same."
"But note the silence of Ted Cruz, who declined to criticize Mr. Trump because he said the media enjoy such intra-Republican fights. Mr. Cruz has recently released a book whose main theme is an attack on other Republicans. It’s central to his campaign strategy. The Texas Senator must be hoping to inherit Trump voters once the casino magnate flames out, but he’s revealing his own lack of political character."
"As for conservative media elites, too many have adopted the view that there can be no adversary to their right. This was mainly a left-wing affliction in the last century as many liberals refused to condemn Communists. But today many on the right seem willing to indulge any populist outburst no matter how divorced from reality or insulting to most Americans. If Donald Trump becomes the voice of conservatives, conservatism will implode along with him."
http://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-and-his-apologists-1437345060
Sounds good-a clear unequivocal calling out of Trump and his apologists. Or is it? Consider what Fox News has been saying about Trump. They have defended Trump in his mocking of McCain being a POW.
http://mediamatters.org/video/2015/07/20/fox-amp-friends-defends-donald-trumps-comment-t/204482
http://mediamatters.org/research/2015/07/20/murdochs-wall-street-journal-fox-news-channel-f/204490
Here's the problem-both Fox News and the WSJ are owned by Rupert Murdoch. A war of attrition within Rupert Murdoch himself. Welcome to today's GOP.
http://diaryofarepublicanhater.blogspot.com/2015/07/donald-trump-and-lindsday-graham-it.html
He is literally turning the GOP into a mud wrestling pit. Now Rupert Murdoch is in a war of attrition over Trump with-Rupert Murdoch?
The Wall Street Journal calls out Trump supporters:
"But America has rarely lacked for demagogues willing to exploit public discontents.William Jennings Bryan won three Democratic presidential nominations running against eastern elites. In 1948 Henry Wallace ran as a Soviet sympathizer while Strom Thurmondwon 39 electoral votes running as a segregationist. Either one would have been a disaster as President."
"As a standard-bearer for conservative ideas, Mr. Trump would likewise be a catastrophe. His only discernible principle is the promotion of his personal brand. His main message seems to be that because he’s rich and doesn’t care what anyone thinks, he can afford to tell everyone to go to hell. Some Americans may find it satisfying 16 months from Election Day to tell pollsters they’d vote for him, but that doesn’t mean conservative elites should validate this nonsense."
"So full credit to Rick Perry, the former Texas Governor, who led the pack in saying even before the weekend that Mr. Trump lacks the temperament to be Commander in Chief. Several other candidates have now said the same."
"But note the silence of Ted Cruz, who declined to criticize Mr. Trump because he said the media enjoy such intra-Republican fights. Mr. Cruz has recently released a book whose main theme is an attack on other Republicans. It’s central to his campaign strategy. The Texas Senator must be hoping to inherit Trump voters once the casino magnate flames out, but he’s revealing his own lack of political character."
"As for conservative media elites, too many have adopted the view that there can be no adversary to their right. This was mainly a left-wing affliction in the last century as many liberals refused to condemn Communists. But today many on the right seem willing to indulge any populist outburst no matter how divorced from reality or insulting to most Americans. If Donald Trump becomes the voice of conservatives, conservatism will implode along with him."
http://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-and-his-apologists-1437345060
Sounds good-a clear unequivocal calling out of Trump and his apologists. Or is it? Consider what Fox News has been saying about Trump. They have defended Trump in his mocking of McCain being a POW.
http://mediamatters.org/video/2015/07/20/fox-amp-friends-defends-donald-trumps-comment-t/204482
http://mediamatters.org/research/2015/07/20/murdochs-wall-street-journal-fox-news-channel-f/204490
Here's the problem-both Fox News and the WSJ are owned by Rupert Murdoch. A war of attrition within Rupert Murdoch himself. Welcome to today's GOP.
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