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Ordinary Americans had an outside chance to get rich until 2008. Now they have no chance at all

ASIA TIMES Trump Triumphed Due to Downward Mobility by David P. Goldman March 1, 2016 It’s still a horse race, but only just: Donald Trump’s Super Tuesday victories in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, Arkansas and Massachusetts outweigh the Ted Cruz … Continue reading

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There are reasons Marco Rubio has been called the Democrats’ worst nightmare

AMERICAN THINKER The Case for Marco Rubio by Ed Lasky February 29, 2016 What would William F. Buckley do? Conservative icon William Buckley promulgated what has become known as the Buckley rule: “Nominate the most conservative candidate who is electable.”  Among … Continue reading

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“Many millions of Americans who are sick of being called racist, chauvinist, homophobic, privileged or extremist every time they breathe feel that in Trump they have found their voice”

JERUSALEM POST Trump, The EU Crack-Up and Israel by Caroline Glick February 26, 2016 After his smashing back-to-back victories in the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries and the Nevada caucuses, going into next week’s Super Tuesday contests in 12 … Continue reading

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Trump to Stern: “I would have sex with Mariah Carey, Cindy Crawford, and Princess Diana”

BUZZ FEED Donald Trump Said A Lot Of Gross Things About Women On “Howard Stern” by Andrew Kaczynski, Nathan McDermott February 24, 2016 …Women make up a majority of the American electorate, and any of dozens of Trump’s remarks would … Continue reading

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The central truth of Trumpism as a phenomenon: the entire American working class has legitimate reasons to be angry at the ruling class

WALL STREET JOURNAL Trump’s America by Charles Murray February 12, 2016 If you are dismayed by Trumpism, don’t kid yourself that it will fade away if Donald Trump fails to win the Republican nomination. Trumpism is an expression of the … Continue reading

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If this election is so crucial, why have the front-runners been so awful?

WALL STREET JOURNAL Defining Presidential Down by Bret Stephens February 1, 2016 …The results of Monday’s Iowa caucus won’t be known until after this column goes to print. But here’s what we know already about the four top contenders. No … Continue reading

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Is Rubio the Man ?

THE FEDERALIST Paths To The Nomination: Trump, Cruz, And Rubio by Robert Tracinski January 22, 2016 We’re far enough along in the Republican primary process — though not a single vote has been cast — that the field has winnowed … Continue reading

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Brookings: Carly Fiorina is the only candidate who knows how to handle ISIS

BROOKINGS INSTITUTION In debate, Fiorina teaches the GOP a modern path to beat ISIS by John Hudak December 15, 2015 The Republican Party had two compelling debates Tuesday night. There was the primetime debate with everyone from Donald Trump to … Continue reading

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It’s Islamists who are dividing America, not Trump

JERUSALEM POST Trumping Hitler by Melanie Phillips December 11, 2015 …Both Trump and Le Pen are considered by Western elites to be beyond the pale. Trump is indeed a preposterous figure. His call to bar Muslims was not only ludicrous … Continue reading

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Does Trump signify a new Republican party ?

FREE BEACON The Party Divides by Matthew Continetti December 11, 2015 The speed with which prominent Republican officials and conservative spokesmen condemned Donald Trump’s proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States revealed the true stakes in the 2016 … Continue reading

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