Trump is somewhat right you know.

[deacon blues]

If Trump wasn't a threat to the criminals from Mexico, Chapo wouldn't be threatening him. When you get the snakes from the New York media elite, the slimeballs of the Washington political establishment, and the low life Mexican drug lords all taking notice and in harmony, you're on to something.

He obviously struck a nerve. Wonder why?

[Monterrey]

Originally Posted by deacon blues

If Trump wasn't a threat to the criminals from Mexico, Chapo wouldn't be threatening him. When you get the snakes from the New York media elite, the slimeballs of the Washington political establishment, and the low life Mexican drug lords all taking notice and in harmony, you're on to something.

He obviously struck a nerve. Wonder why?

Yep. Coudn't agree more.

You sure can tell a lot by the quality of a man's enemies.

I don't agree with Trump in some areas but, he sure seems to tell the truth about Mexico.

In Mexico, graft and corruption are a recognized way of life. It is just doing business.

From the top to the bottom they are corrupt. You do not get 100,000 dead from violence, in ten years, from a society that is docile and meek. The mexican culture is one of violence and perversion.

That is not to say that there are not good Mexican people. But they have to leave that culture, just as the blacks have to leave their culture, and get into the culture of the Church and Christ to be saved.

[Monterrey]

Speaking of Guzman and corruption, check out this video of moments before his escape.

[deacon blues]

I loved Ann Coulter's words to that Ramos guy on his talk show on Telemundo: "If Mexico is so great, why are you living here?"

[Monterrey]

Originally Posted by deacon blues

I loved Ann Coulter's words to that Ramos guy on his talk show on Telemundo: "If Mexico is so great, why are you living here?"

Gotta admit, great question!

[Pressing-On]

Regarding the fall out from Trump's comments about John McCain at the FLS2015 meeting in Iowa.

Trump: I don't need to be lectured

Donald Trump 6:46 p.m. EDT July 19, 2015

John McCain has called his own constituents who want a secure border “crazies.” No one in the news media or the establishment, including the Republican National Committee, criticized the senator for those comments.

Now, as respected reporter Sharyl Attkisson has proved point by point, the news media are also distorting my words. But that is not my point. McCain the politician has failed the state of Arizona and the country.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinio...ates/30389993/

The biggest mistake he made wasn't about John McCain. It was when he was asked if he had ever asked God to forgive him. His answer plainly showed that he was out of step with Evangelicals. "Tough question. I don't think in terms, I'm a religious person...I drink my little wine, and eat my little cracker. ". LOL!

Horrible exchange here:

[n david]

What evangelicals and Republicans should remember is Trump was a huge Democrat supporter and liberal, up 'til a few years ago. I haven't heard his political beliefs on economic or social issues, other than his anger towards illegal immigration.

A few friends who supported his immigration stance were really turned off and are now very upset with him over his POW remarks.

[Fionn mac Cumh]

Originally Posted by n david

What evangelicals and Republicans should remember is Trump was a huge Democrat supporter and liberal, up 'til a few years ago. I haven't heard his political beliefs on economic or social issues, other than his anger towards illegal immigration.

A few friends who supported his immigration stance were really turned off and are now very upset with him over his POW remarks.

Trump is a joke at best.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Fionn mac Cumh

Trump is a joke at best.

In some thread on here, when Trump announced he was running, I did say the circus is complete now that the clown joined.

I wouldn't vote for Trump. He's far too arrogant and just a plain jerk. One of the things I dislike about obama is his arrogance and personality, and IMO Trump is much worse. Trump as President is a scary thought!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by n david

What evangelicals and Republicans should remember is Trump was a huge Democrat supporter and liberal, up 'til a few years ago. I haven't heard his political beliefs on economic or social issues, other than his anger towards illegal immigration.

A few friends who supported his immigration stance were really turned off and are now very upset with him over his POW remarks.

He's given a lot of money to the Republican Party as well.

A lot of VETS on my Twitter account aren't bothered by Trump's comments. They feel that as a POW, McCain should have done more for the veterans.

He is going to plow through the Establishment candidates and leave the Conservative standing.

Great advice here:

Donald Trump: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of a Populist Candidate’s Rise

"Mr. Trump’s megaphone, in his right to free speech, has done a service to the US. He has flushed out a skewed propaganda machine at the Huffington Post that won’t cover real news. Like him or not, Mr Trump is NEWS. The RINO Right should not attempt the Left’s playbook for silencing the debate of free speech. Trump has admirably gone after illegal immigration, and some of his criticisms of Senator McCain have hit the mark, as well. If Mr. Trump stays in the race, the diversity and accuracy of the discourse will increase with some amplified overshoot. The best way to attenuate Mr. Trump’s resonating voice is to find other candidates that voice reasonable solutions to the real problems Mr. Trump has had the audacity to expose."

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...ndidates-rise/