Trump Supporters Use the Word "Establishment" Like Leftists use the Word "Racist"

[Hankelvis]

So I heard this radio guy on Fox named Steve Sanchez. He is a Trump supporter. He said "Cruz got endorsements from people like Scott Walker and other establishment types". Well now that is weird. Y'all are taking this "establishment" moniker too far.

Scott Walker, my choice for POTUS, fought the Unions in Wisconsin and won. No establishment nothing fights organized crime much less, wins! Walker's victory went against the real establishment GOP goons like John "POS" Boehner and others. Remember it was Boehner who called Ted Cruz "Satan".

Cruz was sent by us to Washington as a Tea Party conservative and now he is getting called the "E" word? Just stop it. You cannot be so far up somebody's derriere that you smell like a dreamy-eyed Obama Zombie.  

Maybe the whole Trump thing is the Clinton's way of winning. The tactics are the same. The media is playing along. You think the media is all over Trump but they are not. It's a game and they are the "Establishment" and "they" are winning. 

If your first thought is to fire back at me and call me a racist homophobic establishmenty guy, then I am probably right no?

[kevin kiernan]

Cruz used the establishment card ,until he laid down with the establishment.

[charles royer]

Think it's over scooby!
Rove Suggests Disregarding Millions Of Republican Voters, Nominating A ‘Fresh Face’ For President
Republicans have a big problem. The party’s two leading candidates for the GOP presidential nomination are both viewed unfavorably by a majority of the voting population and are only getting more unpopular. The third-place contender boasts a net-positive favorability but hasn’t resonated with voters outside his home state. So assuming frontrunner Donald Trump doesn’t hit the delegate threshold needed to avoid a contested convention, what are party leaders to do this July at the Republican convention in Cleveland?
GOP überstrategist Karl Rove floated an interesting answer to that question during a Thursday appearance on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show. Perhaps Republicans would be best served by nominating a “fresh face” rather than any of the flawed candidates who has actually received votes during the Republican primary process, Rove said.
http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2016/04/01/3765610/rove-fresh-fac...

[kevin kiernan]

That will be the birth of a new Party for sure.Right after they put all the fires out in Cleveland.

[jack ludwig]

the republicans are toast this election cycle and possibly for three more presidential elections. There is no one the republican could put up that would save the day. I don't care if the person is dead or alive. I cannot think of a respected republican that is liked nationwide.

[kevin kiernan]

Jack. The people are fed up with the Establishment GOP. ..Do you still not get it. The country is becoming part of the global NWO. Either bt Dems. Or Rep...That is what most are trying to stop.To allow the Republicans to do it or the Democrats to do it. Makes no difference.Our country use to be a free Republic. And we want it back for our grandchildren.

[Thomas Vincent Coffey]

Ludwig chronically and compulsively exhibits static thinking, namely; 'since things are the way they are, they will always be the way they are'; so don't make a fuss.

Trump, despite his exaggerated flamboyance and warts is perceived as a transformational agent of change which Lincoln's plain people have signaled, loud and clear, they long for. And most emphatically they don't give a dam about the details as long as it doesn't include any Bush, Romney, McConnell; and all the rest of the DC schmucks.

[jack ludwig]

Kevin, I don't disagree with you some voters are getting upset with the traditional politician, notice the word some. How large is the group is the question? More relevant, the voter group is getting smaller and smaller not because of numbers but because of interest in politics. The difficulty for any politician is those on the sidelines, they never know when they are going to jump in again.

No Thomas I do not have static thinking. In order to project some set of hypothetical outcomes, it is best to review the currently known facts and then to extrapolate to a reasonable conclusion using basic logic.

[kevin kiernan]

Jack, Every time you open your mouth. You prove how out of touch you are.. HOW LARGE IS THE GROUP...LOL. You are kidding right. And then you say that less are voting ..LOL..There are record amounts voting in primaries..Stop with you BS Jack. 

[charles royer]

Rove doesn't exist because there is no such thing as "establishment".

These assholes would rather loose than have the DC status quo go away PERIOD!

[charles royer]

The Bloomberg team that uncovered the Latin American election hacker had no idea what it would find
Andrés Sepúlveda was just a hacker, jailed in Colombia for carrying out dirty tricks in presidential elections — tricks involving malicious software, espionage and violation of personal data. But, according to a Bloomberg investigation, he led sophisticated efforts costing hundreds of thousands of dollars that even included aiding in the election of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.

And that's just one of the elections he says he worked on over an eight-year career. Peña Nieto and his political party all deny knowing or working with Sepúlveda.

“Our idea was ... he’s serving 10 years, he must have done something pretty serious," says Jordan Robertson, the lead writer of the series claiming elections throughout Latin America have been rigged for almost a decade. "He must not have been an amateur. Maybe he has a bigger story to tell."

The story that emerged was one they could have anticipated. What Robertson says quickly became clear over the course of numerous prison interviews and email exchanges was that this hacker felt his hacking was rooted in principle.

"You don't often get that when you're talking to convicted criminals," Robertson says. "He said, ‘Of course I was paid for my hacking, but I am a right winger, that's what I am. I hack for right wing causes because I'm opposed to the leftist movement in Latin America, and the leftist guerillas, the FARC.’"
Just sayin

[jack ludwig]

Kevin record amounts of voting in the primaries mean nothing....how do you define those voters and how many of them are there? Less are voting Kevin, every statistic shows that fewer and fewer people are participating in the election process. Just because you may have more participants in primary election from the last year tells you nothing unless you include all the statistical data.