Donald Trump tells people to 'ask the gays' about how great he is. 'The gays' respond—and it is EPIC
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/06/16/1539220/-Donald-Trump-tells-people-to-ask-the-gays-about-how-great-he-is-The-gays-respond-and-it-is-EPIC?detail=email&link_id=2&can_id=8c14ac4fafd877fe2fb5f6dc1f59bf2d&source=email-trump-implodes-in-real-time&email_referrer=trump-implodes-in-real-time&email_subject=trump-implodes-in-real-time
Americans saw Donald Trump acting presidential—and they didn't like it. They really didn't like it.
By Mark Sumner
Wednesday Jun 15, 2016 · 7:54 AM PDT
Every now and then, at critical moments, the American people actually pay attention. Following the massacre in Orlando, those who tuned in to President Obama’s detailed and reasoned approach to dealing with such events gave his speech a +10 net response (44 approve, 34 disapprove) according to a new CBS News poll. Hillary Clinton’s speech, which overlapped the president’s, was seen by many fewer people, but still rated +2 (36 approve, 34 disapprove).
But Donald Trump’s unhinged tirade in which he blamed immigrants, Muslims, Hillary, and President Obama for everything that’s gone wrong since the beginning of time, drew the most definitive public response.
A -26% net approval rating. That’s something that would make even Republicans in Congress wince. If you’re wondering why Trump’s poll numbers are absolutely crashing, it’s because America got a chance to see how he would handle a crisis … and they didn’t like it.
This wasn’t a 3 AM call. Trump had time to put together his response to what happened at Pulse and do it in a way that explained his actual strategy for preventing such horrors in the future. Instead, he delivered to the American people a clear insight into his conspiracy theory-driven, bigoted, and deeply un-American soul. In a moment where there was an opportunity to provide leadership, Trump delivered hatred.
This was a test. He failed.
By Mark Sumner
Wednesday Jun 15, 2016 · 7:54 AM PDT
Every now and then, at critical moments, the American people actually pay attention. Following the massacre in Orlando, those who tuned in to President Obama’s detailed and reasoned approach to dealing with such events gave his speech a +10 net response (44 approve, 34 disapprove) according to a new CBS News poll. Hillary Clinton’s speech, which overlapped the president’s, was seen by many fewer people, but still rated +2 (36 approve, 34 disapprove).
But Donald Trump’s unhinged tirade in which he blamed immigrants, Muslims, Hillary, and President Obama for everything that’s gone wrong since the beginning of time, drew the most definitive public response.
| Trump Response to Orlando | |
| Approve | 25% |
| Disapprove | 51% |
This wasn’t a 3 AM call. Trump had time to put together his response to what happened at Pulse and do it in a way that explained his actual strategy for preventing such horrors in the future. Instead, he delivered to the American people a clear insight into his conspiracy theory-driven, bigoted, and deeply un-American soul. In a moment where there was an opportunity to provide leadership, Trump delivered hatred.
This was a test. He failed.
You’re probably right. I think he already said fuck once at a speech somewhere. But what will happen is those who are against him will condemn it and those who are for him will cheer. He was right when he said he could shoot someone in the streets of NY and it wouldn’t matter.
So far he’s made all the right moves. I don’t see that stopping. It’s obvious he’s not a politician and I think that’s his biggest asset. He connects with the average Joe blow.
Crash and burn, Orange Hair, crash and burn...
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Republicans are right to freak out: Donald Trump is extremely unpopular
By Laura Clawson
Wednesday Jun 15, 2016 · 7:02 AM PDT
The favorability bounce Donald Trump got from sewing up the Republican presidential nomination appears to be over. In mid-May, Trump was underwater by barely more than 20 points—a disaster for most politicians, but an improvement for Trump. Now the percent of people with unfavorable views of Trump is on the rise again, and by a lot, if a new Washington Post/ABC News poll is a harbinger: It finds that “70 percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of Trump, including a 56 percent majority who feel this way ’strongly.’” Perhaps most significantly, he’s suffering with groups that were supposed to help him:
Trump’s unfavorable rating was on the rise even before this poll, so we’ll see if it’s the beginning of a massive collapse for him. The poll was conducted as the controversy over Trump’s attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel erupted, but before the Orlando mass shooting. So as more polls come out, we’ll see if Politico's right that Orlando is Trump’s “terrain” and will strengthen his hand.
ointer:$$$$:nohead::laughingbRepublicans are right to freak out: Donald Trump is extremely unpopular
By Laura Clawson
Wednesday Jun 15, 2016 · 7:02 AM PDT
The favorability bounce Donald Trump got from sewing up the Republican presidential nomination appears to be over. In mid-May, Trump was underwater by barely more than 20 points—a disaster for most politicians, but an improvement for Trump. Now the percent of people with unfavorable views of Trump is on the rise again, and by a lot, if a new Washington Post/ABC News poll is a harbinger: It finds that “70 percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of Trump, including a 56 percent majority who feel this way ’strongly.’” Perhaps most significantly, he’s suffering with groups that were supposed to help him:
Trump's net favorable rating (favorable minus unfavorable) among non-college whites has flipped from a plus-14 in May to slightly negative minus-7 in the latest survey. Among independents, Trump's net rating has shifted from from -19 last month to -38 in the latest survey, returning him to roughly the same standing as in April (-37).
This probably shouldn’t be a surprise—it seems like if you polled congressional Republicans, Trump’s favorability would be tanking there, too.
Trump’s unfavorable rating was on the rise even before this poll, so we’ll see if it’s the beginning of a massive collapse for him. The poll was conducted as the controversy over Trump’s attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel erupted, but before the Orlando mass shooting. So as more polls come out, we’ll see if Politico's right that Orlando is Trump’s “terrain” and will strengthen his hand.
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he has little self-control. Either that or he's in for the other side from the start (yeah... the conspiracy shit....
...). I mean , ya get a homeland terrorist attack, HUUUUUUUUGE adv Trump, right?....yet he manages to fuck it up with comical/sad tweets....i have no idea what's going on......:missingte................is Trump the ONLY candidate that Clinton could beat?
Washington (CNN)A prominent gay Republican is coordinating an effort to mobilize a coalition of conservative lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) voters in support of Donald Trump, CNN has learned, a project that has intensified in the wake of a terrorist attack at a gay club in Orlando, Florida.
Chris Barron, the former president of the now-defunct gay conservative group GOProud, was recently a vocal Trump critic, but now is circulating a letter among like-minded members of the LGBT community, arguing that Republican Trump will better-suited to protect them from acts of extremism as president than Democrat Hillary Clinton.
"I have no doubt that Donald Trump would be better for LGBT Americans," Barron said in an interview with CNN. "Hillary Clinton wants to continue a reckless foreign policy that has made the world less safe for all Americans, including LGBT Americans. She can find plenty of time to crucify Christians in the U.S. for perceived anti-gay bias, but when we've got ISIS throwing gay people off of buildings, when we have Muslim states that are prescribing the death penalty for people who are gay, I would think this would be something that a friend of the LGBT community would be able to speak out on, and Hillary Clinton finds it unable to do so."
Chris Barron, the former president of the now-defunct gay conservative group GOProud, was recently a vocal Trump critic, but now is circulating a letter among like-minded members of the LGBT community, arguing that Republican Trump will better-suited to protect them from acts of extremism as president than Democrat Hillary Clinton.
"I have no doubt that Donald Trump would be better for LGBT Americans," Barron said in an interview with CNN. "Hillary Clinton wants to continue a reckless foreign policy that has made the world less safe for all Americans, including LGBT Americans. She can find plenty of time to crucify Christians in the U.S. for perceived anti-gay bias, but when we've got ISIS throwing gay people off of buildings, when we have Muslim states that are prescribing the death penalty for people who are gay, I would think this would be something that a friend of the LGBT community would be able to speak out on, and Hillary Clinton finds it unable to do so."
shit show bro.......SHIT SHOW. Exercise, nutrition, good sleep patterns.........stay well...
planet earth grossly interconnected now.....central bankers doing battle....did i just read the GERMANS had -ve yields recently ?...'i'll hold your money, but you pay me'....:realtongu
......dagone.............
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