Good luck Florida

Donald Trump

Thomas Williams

The Foreign leaders are saying that they do not like Donald Trump and also the Republican Washington DC establishment are saying even worse words about Donald Trump. That Donald Trump is an ugly Hitler like racist who is dangerous to the American people social safety.

The Republican big money contributors who were financing Jeb Bush candidacy are now spending millions on political commercials diminishing Donald Trump in Florida on a scorch earth scale all next week

Ted Cruz is also spending money on trying to lower Donald Trump total vote hoping to hurt Trump, and help Rubio. Just the reverse of what the media is saying. By splitting the conservative Republican vote.

Marco Rubio is selling his soul to whoever will buy it hoping that the Latino American citizens will think that Donald Trump is really a Nazi racist bigot, against Latinos, Muslims, and Black Americans.

How many people who you know are voting for Donald Trump that are Nazi racist people, who hate Latinos, Muslims, and black American?

None right! And I feel like that Donald Trump is indeed the outsider who is not in the crony Washington DC establishment club who are only trying to be re-elected once again, at the expense of you and I. No thank you I have seen this political propaganda Show to many time before, with almost the self-same words.

So good luck Florida and I hope that you pick the man that you like the most. And are not tricked by this country’s special-interested selfish people trying to trick you into voting for someone else after all.

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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/shields-and-brooks-on-the-gop-push-to-stop-trump/

Shields and Brooks on the GOP push to stop Trump

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JUDY WOODRUFF: And that brings us to the analysis of Shields and Brooks. That’s syndicated columnist Mark Shields, and New York Times columnist David Brooks, who’s joining us today from Santa Barbara, California.

And we welcome you both, gentlemen.

So, the CPAC conference, that was going on today. It will continue through the weekend, but let’s start with last night.

David, what do we make of what happened in Detroit?

DAVID BROOKS, The New York Times: Embarrassing, demoralizing. I have been in Waco, Texas, and out here this week, and I have seen so many Republicans depressed.

I’m used to seeing moderate Republicans say they don’t recognize their party. But now I have heard a lot of conservative Republicans say they don’t recognize their party., first the tone and temper of the debate, the things Donald Trump chose to speak about, and then just the nasty back and forth and the shallow name-calling.

It was, I think, a demoralizing debate, and for a lot of Republicans, possibly the worst outcome you could get, with Trump marching, but everybody else sort of hanging around, and a lot of internecine warfare over the future of the party, if there is one.
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