¶ … America Should Stump for Trump
It's safe to some that some people like Donald Trump -- and some don't. Those who don't have been getting a lot of face time in the media recently, which should make people wonder: if the powers that be hate somebody enough to criticize him every chance they get -- and if the entire intelligent world is sick to death of the powers that be (after all, the Global Political Economy is a great big joke today), shouldn't people begin looking at why those talking heads hate that person so much? In this case, that person happens to be the Teflon Don. Trump has cruised to the top of the polls because of his no-nonsense, tough-guy stance on issues like the TPP, the wars in the Middle East, Russia (no one else has even come close to saying that he would get along with Putin the way that Trump did -- and what's wrong with getting along with one of the only guys in the world actually trying to stop ISIS instead of funding them the way that Western leaders, along with certain ME leaders, do?). No -- what Americans need to do is stop listening to the Stephen Colberts of the TV world (he was funnier when he was in character as the die-hard Daily Show spin-off host anyway), the FOX News "analysts," the Rupert Murdochs, the George Soroses (if those two hate you, you know you must be doing something right), and start paying attention to why the Donald should be such a threat to them and their way of life.
The fact is...
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