Cincinnati – like the comedy “Get Smart” from the 1960s, agents and candidates of GOP created their own version of “Kaos”, an organization of evil, which constantly tried to “get” agent Maxwell Smart. With the exception of this case, many Republican traditionalists are trying to “get” Donald Trump. These efforts will bring them a return, as is the best attempts to Psot Kaos in Comedy Classic.
To fully understand how experts and establishment consultants are in the 2016 race on the GOP presidential nomination, let’s first examine the story of two surveys recently downloaded in Florida.
The first was carried out just before the Paris attacks by the organization with which I am related, opinions, for Jacksonville Florida-Times Union and Tampa Bay Fox-13. The results were in accordance with most research throughout the country. Trump had a one -point advantage, and Ben Carson approached the back, and Marco Rubio rose quickly.
Then there was bloody attacks on Paris via ISIS. As a consequence of this tragedy, I was amazed by hearing how endless talking heads in Washington suggest that in the lithe of the growing threat of ISIS and the growing tension of the international GOP voter, the GOP voter will now turn to the presidential candidates “with more experience” than Trump; Evidence of Prima Facie that these analysts are completely out of contact with the rest of the nation.
Also after attacks in Paris, the University of Florida Atlantic published a survey showing Trump at 17 points in Florida. They do a good job, so I take their survey as an obvious example of how once again experts were wrong. If you doubt the conclusion, just consider many domestic surveys and polls in various crucial states of GOP competitions, in which Trump was essentially post-paris.
How broad are the so -called experts who perceive themselves as guardians of the elderly guardian GOP, who failed the party and the nation during at least two subsequent cycles of the presidential elections? For Trump, the message concerned immigration and security from the very beginning.
Now there is a message that “establishment agents” have created a legal entity aimed at attacking Trump for his countless “politically incorrect” and “offensive” statements. Apparently, the amplifiers of the presidential candidate and the governor of Ohio, John Kasich, decided to devote several million dollars to the same effort. Kasich may be a good candidate for president or vice president, but an attempt to destroy the dominant Trump, when you stand practically nothing in the polls, is not idiotic.
The whole attack of the “establishment” will fall on the deaf ears and, more likely, will create a third page that will react to attacks – without rejecting Trump aside, but by pushing to a separate movement, if he lost the offer of GOP nomination. Great strategy, people from DC! Driving from the same set of unsuccessful, isolated and arrogant “Bandway Bandits”, who introduced a thousand drowning ships, it would not be a surprise.
I said it in December last year and only last month: Trump is a power that does not leave. I was this assessment, even if every skilful television/analytical commentator/Suck-up tries to argue differently.
They are missing that Donald Trump talks about the harsh and non -tagged truth. He is often blunt and unchanged, but for him and the growing number of Americans, however, this is true.
I have long argued that Florida, with a diverse population, is a microcosm for public opinion throughout the nation. Finally, a swing in democrats, when the democrats win the nation and go to the Republican when GOP goes high. And the margin of victory in Florida is usually slim.
So if Donald Trump gained 18 points between when we surveyed a pre -warming attack and days after the tragedy, should this not say the so -called “establishment experts”?
I watched the GOP “Establyment” brand Ronald Reagan, an extremist and crazy in 1980. They emphasized his comments on communism and trade unions, and his misunderstood observation that trees contribute to pollution like other sources to suggest that he was dangerously reckless “cowboy republican” that would bring GOP.
Trump is not a cowboy. But endless attacks from Eftee Gop Elite are only guaranteeing him success in the coming months. Maxwell Smart, with all his weaknesses, never had so good.
