Donald Trump Dump 03.17.16

" I have no desire to get in the fray. Now it looks like he's going to be the nominee. I can't sit back anymore. I can't hold my tongue.....He did nothing to liberate the middle class from political correctness until he decided to run for president. He's not actually doing anything except inciting riots." --Christine O’Donnell

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Donald Trump, though, either doesn't understand the First Amendment, doesn't like it, or he doesn't care, preferring instead to lie to his supporters, pretending that people talking back to him—or, gasp, protesting his rallies—are un-American "thugs" trying to take away their First Amendment right to band together against "the other" in their so-called quest for greatness. Footage of his rallies shows him standing before his people, egging them on as they manhandle protesters, yelling about "political correctness," making his supporters want to strike out. What he is doing is classic demagoguery: Play to people's fears about "the other" taking what is theirs (money, jobs, rights, the country they want to control). Cheer them on when they express their hatred, thus giving them permission to act on their supremacist leanings. Even give them a language to excuse it: "I just hate political correctness," people repeat over and over again after saying something blatantly racist. It's stunning. --Donna Ladd [Jackson Free Press]

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"If he's the nominee, it's not going to be ideal," says Alexis Levinson, a reporter for the conservative National Review who can't get on the media list for Trump events these days. "If the Democratic nominee is willing to credential National Review and the Republican nominee is not, think on that one for a second. That's a strange dynamic."

"Having vendettas against outlets and playing it out to the point that you're not letting them in as press is ridiculous," says Sam Stein, a senior politics editor at the Huffington Post, which has found itself banned from Trump events, possibly because of its decision early in the campaign to relegate Trump to the website's entertainment section. (The publication reversed that move but started adding a disclaimer to the end of each Trump article labeling him a racist.) "I'm completely opposed to that. And I find it fairly childish for the Trump campaign to do this. It doesn't suggest someone who's big and tough and brave, that he can't face critical media." http://www.motherjones.com/politics...

 

“Jewish history teaches that when hatred is unleashed, it takes on a life of its own.” said Jerry Salkin, a Hollywood, Fla., rabbi helping to organize the boycott against Trump’s AIPAC speech.

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“These are the darkest days for Republican Jews like myself,” former George W. Bush speechwriter Noam Neusner wrote in a column this month in the Forward, a Jewish newspaper. He wrote that Trump “has built within our party the nearest thing America has ever seen to a European nativist working-class political movement. Such movements, to put it mildly, have never been good for the Jews or allies of free thought and the free market.”

Jackson Free Press' Donna Ladd Posits Diatribe About the "Racist" anti-initiative 42 supporters

With intent unsure, Carpenter apologized for his comment

She writes  a whole article dedicated to how racist the anti-42 folks are  based off the comments of one person. A state representative who uttered the words "black judge" in a speech.  (His quote is posted in the pic). Well, because liberals thrive on being outraged victims..and seem to have little problem fabricating outrage...........they wasted no time making Bubba Carpenter's words and making in a racist smear against pro-42 folks.

She starts her article off:

• When Mississippi Rep. Lester "Bubba" Carpenter stepped to the microphone at a Republican rally in Tishomingo County and started warning about a "black judge" taking away funds from white schools and giving it to blacker ones, it was deja vu all over again. We all felt it. It could have been the 1960s with Gov. Ross Barnett booming about keeping black children out of white public schools at the Neshoba County Fair.

And it escalates from there to her "pièce de résistance":

•  "This is not a political campaign; this is our moment to do what is right by all of our citizens, including those who died on behalf of public education." 

SO NOW IT''S EXPANDED FROM "FOR THE KIDS" TO BEING ON "BEHALF OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE DIED"????????????

Good grief. 

 MEME REPORT:
DON'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT ABOUT A JUDGE. IT'S ALL ABOUT A JUDGE

Jackson Reporter Says Mississippi Has No Honorable History because White People Cheated & Stole It

Jackson Free Press' Donna Ladd romanticizes about Mississippi history and then adds:

• I don't need to romanticize that war, or its symbols, and it doesn't change my pride in Mississippi now because we've bounced between the extremes so far in our history. We were the richest, then we were the poorest because the immigrants here we descend from didn't want to give up the curse that made many of them incredibly wealthy for a little while.

•  Here's the thing: None of it was ours in the first place. We took the land, and we made money off of it with enslaved people. There is not pride in that heritage. We cheated, and we lost. It was inevitable, if ugly.