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Drunken Irishman Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri May-06-11 04:41 PM
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The Trump Backlash Begins
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By taunting the tycoon with jokes and taking out Osama, the president muscled Donald Trump out of the news. Howard Kurtz on why the master showman will find it hard to repair his image.

The Donald Trump steamroller got run off the road last week, and getting back on track may not be easy.

The wealthy developer surged to the top of the Republican polls with a bombastic media blitz that stunned the political pros, even as many scoffed at the notion that he is seriously running for president. Now he's been roughed up, ridiculed, and, for the moment, knocked out of the news.

Trump, like every other potential GOP candidate, has been utterly overshadowed by the administration’s triumph in killing Osama bin Laden (forcing NBC, irony of ironies, to cut away from Celebrity Apprentice on Sunday night). But the impact may have been greater for The Donald because it made the issue he was loudly pursuing—Barack Obama’s birth certificate—seem so small.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/dailybeast/20110506/ts_dailybeast/13925_trumpbacklashbeginscanthedonaldrepairhisimage_1
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