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The Five Reasons Donald Trump Will Be Our Next President
Aug 20, 2016 | Updated Aug 20, 2016
Bill_Robinson Business, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Politics & Rock ‘n
Roll Journalist
You won’t see another article like this one anywhere else in the
mainstream news media; certainly not in The Huffington Post.
That’s because it’s blatantly obvious that the media doesn’t want Donald
Trump to be elected President.
Think about it: with the possible exception of Fox News, Breitbart and
Drudge, there isn’t one news outlet that isn’t supporting Hillary Clinton.
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And if you think Americans don’t like our current President or Congress,
there’s new reason to believe that Americans trust journalists and media
people even less than our roundly despised elected leaders.
A 2012 Gallup poll—don’t trust polls, as I drive home later ... but this
one is to be trusted—shouted “U.S. Distrust in Media Hits New High,” as
if it was unbelievable. It wasn’t, LOL, and can only have gotten worse in
the four years since.
Turns out that while 60% of those asked had “little or no trust in the mass
media,” only 10% had “a great deal of trust and confidence” in the media
. I read this as 90% of America was not enamored of the press in 2012.
Lastly, 44% said the news media are “too liberal” while only 19% said it
was “too conservative.” (What, I like to imagine are those clueless 19%
like?)
All of this stale data gives us some idea of precisely why you won’t see an
article taking this thrust or political orientation anywhere else. Why is
this important? Figure it out.
Just as I watch Maddow, Matthews, Todd and other Leftist “journos,” so too
should Liberals read this if only to find out what the enemy is thinking.
It also speaks to why I am one of the only—if not the only Conservative
writer on HuffPo. (Great thanks for this go out to Arianna Huffington for
her foresight.)
Here now, the Five Reasons:
1. Donald Trump’s Campaign Rallies—nothing can top a Trump Rally. I’ve
been to both a Trump and Clinton Rally and they are night-and-day different.
Hillary’s event was in a gymnasium, poorly attended, had an audience that
needed constant prodding. At the last minute, a bunch of unrelated crowd-
fillers were scooted in awkwardly and trained up to cheer when cued. There
were no protesters, as if nobody has anything to protest Hillary about. And
Hillary’s speech was wooden, shrill and without passion.
Compare this to the organized, excited buzz of a Trump Rally. Over 4500
people filling a 4000-capacity nightclub. with thousands of disappointed yet
still excited Trumpers outside who couldn’t get in but waiting anyway.
Inside Whites, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Women, Gays (many holding ‘Blanks
’ for Trump signs, that’s how I knew), pregnant women and lots of children
, running around and allowed to have fun and play. It was a safe environment
with people who exhibited manners and seemed to make room for each other.
The press at the event I attended reported “thousands of anti-Trump
protesters.” I went to investigate. What I saw were a very motley crew of
approximately 75 miscreants, uncoordinated and unable to intelligently
describe what was wrong with Trump or what their gripes were. A reasonable
conversation was impossible. Turns out, these poor souls were bused in,
given $20 and a sandwich for their trouble. Or to start trouble. Pathetic.
It’s the first event I’ve been to in my life that started with The
National Anthem, a benediction prayer AND The Pledge of Allegiance. (A
commentary on the current state of our country is the fact that I hadn’t
spoken the Pledge since I was a grade-schooler—a horrible situation.) There
were American flags festooned all over the place, unlike the first night of
the DNC.
And when Donald Trump spoke, people listened. When people protested, he
asked them to leave until the audience took that upon themselves, chanting
“Trump, Trump. Trump” until the interrupters left on their own, gladly.
All in all, Trump has created something really special with his rallies.
Something no other political candidate has replicated ever, because Trump’s
one of a kind. The difference in his rallies is one of the things that will
get him elected.
2. Trump is FUNNY; People Like Funny. And, Hillary is Anything But—Who
would you rather listen to? Follow? Someone funny or someone shrill? I know
my answer. I can’t stand Hillary’s nasty, high-pitched tones and absurd
paranoia. She’s got a congenital deficiency in the Truth Hormone and is
currently on public trial on a number of atrocities. So that’s really not
funny.
On the other hand, we have Trump who makes me laugh about every other
paragraph of his speeches. This is most obvious at his rallies when he tells
a protester to “go home to Mommy” or “You’re so politically correct,
you’re a real beauty.” Trump crowds wait for his humor and react with glee.
This Trump Humor will serve him well when the debates begin. Hillary will
have only accusations, meanness and unsupported claims to hurl at Trump. In
the meantime, Trump will castigate Hillary with humor, cheerfulness and fun-
poking which she cannot counter.
Trump may be behind in the polls now, but just Like Ronald Reagan versus
Walter Mondale with his elegant yet campaign-piercing “I want you to know
that also I will not make age an issue of this campaign. I am not going to
exploit, for political purposes, my opponent’s youth and inexperience”
lightning-bolt, Trump is filled with these kinds of retorts that will
eviscerate Hillary in the debate. There’s no way for her to prepare. Nobody
can fill-in for Trump during her mock preparatory debates. She’s done once
the debates start. Trump wins every one of the three without even breaking
a sweat.
Another good yardstick is likability. People I know who have met Trump (
including myself) seem to like him, some immensely. Hillary not so much.
People don’t respond to Hillary’s known backstage personality because she
’s cold, calculating and absolutely ruthless. I reference the book, “
Unlikable.”
3. The Polls Are Not To Be Trusted—Who conducts these polls anyway? The
aforementioned news media, generally in partnership with an academic
institution of some kind. Oh, there’s another Liberal audience that can
never vote anything but Democratic: Academics. It’s no wonder that skewed
results are plastered all over our TVs, newspapers and Internet publications
when polls are conducted. This is the news media’s main, centralized, not-
too-secret secret sauce that let’s them cheer-lead their candidates onto
undeserved victory. The Media has long thought they have Americans’ minds
in the bag—that they can make anything happen by controlling what and how
Americans think including get their candidate elected.
It’s about time this media manipulation, ‘medipulation’ I’ll call it,
stops.
The one possible landmine of this spinning of the polls by a Liberal media,
academics and politicians is that they forget that by putting their
candidate ahead when they’re really not, they run the risk of their voters
staying home and consequently, giving the election to the Conservative
candidate they tried to bamboozle. Trump voters are also staying hidden;
they don’t want to deal with the Liberals’ nastiness so they keep to
themselves until Election Day. Wait and see how many people come out for
Trump; it may be shocking.
I am waiting for this and hope it happens in November.
4. Trump’s Spent Virtually Nothing; Hillary Over $100 Million—Here we are
in mid to late August and Trump is staying close to Clinton having spent
little to defeat 16 other hopeful Republican nominees, get through his
national convention with the nomination and finally, begin the general
election campaign. Most honest political insiders and campaign people are
astonished at this. It’s never been done before. So let’s not forget it.
Simultaneously, Clinton has spent a hundred million or more (her campaign
won’t release specifics so you can be sure it’s a boatload) just getting
past a Socialist curmudgeon, her convention and the start of the Damning of
Trump.
As the news media has ignored how much Hillary is spending, they have a
morbid fascination with how much Trump has to spend. Look, Donald Trump is
the only candidate in American history who can write himself a $250 million
check just to get things started; out of petty cash. This ability is not
only sui generis but also bespeaks another underlying Trump advantage: He
doesn’t depend on outside patrons, lobbyists, corporations and Wall Street,
as Hillary clearly does.
5. Hillary’s Future is VERY Uncertain; an ‘October Surprise?’—Definitely
. Hillary’s lies simply must catch up to her eventually. There’s a simple
truth that we all learn as children: that liars always get their just
desserts. Even Hillary’s base doesn’t trust her. Her party doesn’t trust
her. President Obama doesn’t trust her. She, along with her disgraced
husband, are unconvincing truth-tellers. They just cannot be believed about
anything.
So this leaves Hillary only one competitive option: Call Donald Trump a liar
at every turn. Say he’s dangerous. Say he can’t be trusted with the
nuclear codes. Say he doesn’t have the right “temperament.” And hope all
that sticks.
If we are to believe Julian Assange, there will be an ‘October Surprise.’
The drip, drip, drip of the dual investigations on her email server and the
Clinton Global Initiative have taken their toll on her and her campaign and
will yield more damaging info in the run-up to the election.
The dreadful Iran Deal and her involvement in the early days of its
strategic evolution with also continue to hurt her.
The Democratic Party, Liberal media and Hillary’s own supporters are scared
. They try to hide it but they can’t. There’s good reason for their
worries.
If I’m Donald Trump and his campaign, I’d much rather have my opponents
all worried about me than the reverse. Psychologically, it’s a self-
fulfilling prophecy to be afraid before going into battle. Ask a Spartan.
So in conclusion, I don’t believe that Hillary Clinton, with all her
baggage packed in steamer trunks, can beat Donald Trump.
No matter how much the Liberal news media presses and supports her against
one of their central reason for existing—to keep elected officials honest
through oversight—people won;t believe them. There’s no media oversight of
Hillary Clinton. While Donald Trump is constantly scrutinized with a
magnifying glass by a rabidly Leftist media.
I could be wrong.
I’ve been wrong so many times before.
But I don’t think I’m wrong here and now.
Let’s hope for the future of America that Hillary Clinton loses in November
.
Any other result continues America’s eight-year-long journey down the wrong
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: THE BLOG
: The Five Reasons Donald Trump Will Be Our Next President
: Aug 20, 2016 | Updated Aug 20, 2016
: Bill_Robinson Business, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Politics & Rock ‘n
: Roll Journalist
: You won’t see another article like this one anywhere else in the
: mainstream news media; certainly not in The Huffington Post.
: That’s because it’s blatantly obvious that the media doesn’t want Donald
: Trump to be elected President.
: Think about it: with the possible exception of Fox News, Breitbart and
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