The more and more Trump talks, it's quite clear he has no F'en idea what he's talking about! n/t

[RKP5637]

[marmar]

1. But tragically, it won't matter to his supporters.

Though I think it will absolutely destroy him in the general.

[RKP5637]

3. I've talked with some of his supporters, nice people, want change, but there

is no frontal lobe involved, it's all reflexive rhetoric. I ask them why not support Bernie, and they say because he's a damn socialist, a communist. It's a brick wall. Yep, his supporters will vote and support Trump no matter what. Frankly, in the GE, I would rather see Trump than Cruz. Cruz IMO is certifiably insane.

[world wide wally]

2. The most amazing thing is that people are just starting to figure this out now

What does that say about our collective intelligence?

[RKP5637]

4. There is a lot of collective stupidity in the US IMO. Many just blindly listen. Joseph Goebbels

would have loved the US to spread his propaganda.

[gratuitous]

7. I think a lot of people figured it out a while ago

It's only now getting some play in the popular media. As to why, I'll subscribe to the Les Moonves theory: The head of CBS acknowledged quite freely that Trump is a buffoon who doesn't know what he's talking about, and is probably very dangerous for the country. But CBS is making big bucks covering Trump, so as far as Moonves is concerned, let Trump be Trump and don't criticize him, don't rein him in, don't analyze his demented rantings, or the money might go away.

Some slightly smarter people in the media centers are just now beginning to allow themselves to see how damaging the Trump campaign is, and they've adjusted their coverage accordingly.

[world wide wally]

8. It's kind of amazing how much control the GOP has over the media.

Now that they want Trump gone, we start getting a little truth anyway. I also noticed how they are polishing up Cruz's image now.

[RKP5637]

12. I've heard he's rightwing crazy too underneath, but Kasich often sounds like the only sane

one in that herd.

[Flyingbird5066]

5. His supporters like that he has no idea what he's talking about

[RKP5637]

10. Sadly, that's the bottom line of it all. n/t

[spanone]

6. he's winging it. that's how he would run the country....that's the danger of trump

[RKP5637]

9. Yep, he reminds me of a couple of CEOs in some companies I used to work in, often had

absolutely no F'en idea what they were talking about as the company was going down the tubes. They were loud and arrogant, so none crossed them, others respected them as those able to make the hard calls. What a clusterfuck that was! Exactly how he would run the US.

[2naSalit]

11. and that's the truth!

I agree with your comment and all of the comments from #1 - #6.

From here it looks like group-think in stupid mode. I think it's high time for some form of Toto the dog to come along a whisk the curtain wide open so that nobody can have any positive sense about this charlatan. He's starting to show signs of cracking under the pressure lately too. I suspect the reality of what he's promoted is sinking in just enough to tel him that people might not "love him" when the dust settles. And if he isn't in total control of the world by next year, what's the point? That's what I see going on in that meat grinder he calls a "good brain".

[RKP5637]

13. Yep, I think that's what is going on too! Also, he reminds me of CEOs where I've worked that

are sometimes aggressive and boisterous, and are used to telling everyone what to do, and they have to listen. He will find that to be a lot different when he moves out of his Real Estate world. And, he always skirts questions/issues like some CEOs, and deploys a lot of deflection, but not much substance. All CEOs are not that way, but some are just like Trump and employ the same tactics and often their companies fail.

[2naSalit]

15. Yup. Met more than my fair share

of the type you describe.

I think for the chumpster this was just another high stakes competition he was entitled to win by whatever means necessary. But I think his buzz wore off for a couple hours last week and he caught a glimpse of the real world and it spooked him. I get the sense that he is now getting ready to scuttle his his candidacy in spectacular fashion... likely bringing down, at the very least, the GOP with him trailing along behind in a spray of flames.

[RKP5637]

17. That, would be great. The GOP destroyed! Send them back to the dark ages and leave the rest of us

alone!

[2naSalit]

19. That is

at least a major component of a best case scenario in my thinking.

[world wide wally]

14. It is fascinating watching the man transition from Demi-god to laughing stock.

At least he has his billions to comfort him.

[2naSalit]

16. Nothing is ever enough for this guy

his alleged billions are only a meme and a cudgel for him.

[RKP5637]

18. I think he's starting to run scared realizing he has no F'en idea what he's doing. His obnoxious

behavior is not working now more and more people are getting more of a glimpse of him. The people are pulling back the Wizard's curtain, and they don't like what they see!