I hear Kanye West is ready to come out with his endorsement for Rubio.

"I like his name. My next child will be named Rubio. Rubio West has a clean, lyrical sound to it", he tweeted.

You see, News overseas always paints anything that isn't left or centrist as "far-right." Always. For anyone who's not familiar with French politics, The National Front is France's so called far right party that is gaining a lot of traction in lieu of the terrorist attacks and the growing invasion of immigrants into France.

I simply find News' stories like this amusing in how they always try to image anyone to the right as Adolf Hitler, which is the intent of this article in regards to Trump. To scare the shit out of the leftist morons and cluless citizens of Europe.

And it works. Nevermind that your country won't be recognizable in a few years.


"If I was American I would vote for Donald Trump... may God protect him."

France's Jean-Marie Le Pen endorses Trump
AFP · 28 Feb 2016, 19:31

French far-right patriarch Jean-Marie Le Pen, kicked out of his own party for xenophobic and anti-Semitic comments, has given controversial US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump the thumbs up, just a day after Trump was endorsed by Ku Klux Klan.

"If I was American I would vote for Donald Trump... may God protect him," tweeted the fiery 87-year-old founder of the National Front, now led by his daughter Marine.

Le Pen was booted out of the party after a bitter feud with his daughter over his continued inflammatory, racist and xenophobic comments while she tries to polish the FN's image to lure voters.

Last year he rehashed familiar comments about Nazi gas chambers being a "detail" of history and said France should get along with Russia to save the "white world".

He has also in the past declared the races are not equal and said in 2014 that Ebola could clear up Europe's immigration problem "in three months".

While the elder Le Pen remains a thorn in the side of the National Front, the party has -- much like Trump -- won increasing support from voters disaffected with the traditional ruling class.

The party drew a record number of votes in December regional polls but failed to win a single region.

Trump's unlikely juggernaut in the US presidential primaries on the back of comments tinged by racism and veering towards demagoguery, has stunned observers and shaken the American political establishment to its core.

Le Pen's endorsement comes after former Mexican president Felipe Calderon compared the real estate mogul to Adolf Hitler and said he was "frankly racist".

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Jeff Sessions Endorses Trump from Stage in Alabama

Ouch, that's gonna leave a mark (on Cruz and Rubio).

Big endorsement.

^^^ Yes, especially in this political climate!!

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nice try Fox

And republican co-conspirators.

I've had to unfollow (no longer subscribe to and get updates from for you non Facebooker types) 3 different sites today because of the virulent Trump Derangement Syndrome: Michelle Malkin's Twitchy, Townhall and another conservative type one.

These Rubio people are really panicking about Trump running away with this thing.

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I've had to unfollow (no longer subscribe to and get updates from for you non Facebooker types) 3 different sites today because of the virulent Trump Derangement Syndrome: Michelle Malkin's Twitchy, Townhall and another conservative type one.

These Rubio people are really panicking about Trump running away with this thing.

You would have loved writer/blogger Matt Walsh's Facebook today

I'm pretty sure you don't follow Senator Sasse on Facebook either.

"Open letter to Trump supporters"
https://www.facebook.com/sasse...073597391141?fref=nf

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My God, did anyone catch this disgusting stand up act by Rubio? This was just embarrassing to watch. So pathetic.

Rubio, Cruz and Clinton aim attacks at Trump ahead of Super Tuesday
Published February 29, 2016
FoxNews.com

GOP candidates trade insults ahead of Super Tuesday

A weekend of insults exchanged among the three top candidates for the Republican presidential nomination was capped late Sunday when Florida Sen. Marco Rubio mocked front-runner Donald Trump before a heavily college-age crowd of around 3,000 at Roanoke College in Salem, Va.

Rubio, who had described Trump in a "Fox News Sunday" interview as a "con artist", joked that Trump "has these small hands."

"You know what they say about a man with small hands," Rubio said as the crowd laughed. "You can't trust them."

Rubio also mocked Trump for his complexion, as he has before, accusing him of having a bad "spray tan." "Donald is not going to make America great," said Rubio, again drawing cheers and laughter. "He's going to make America orange!"

Rubio and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz stepped up their personal and policy-based barrage against Trump Sunday, warning that the real estate mogul's nomination would be catastrophic for the Republican Party in November and beyond.

Trump fired back, beginning his “Fox News Sunday” interview with an extended, uninterrupted attack on Rubio, calling him a political “lightweight” and “little,” adding that the first-term senator "couldn't get elected dogcatcher."

Meanwhile, Cruz warned the "Trump train" could become "unstoppable" if he rolls to big victories in this week's Super Tuesday primaries. Cruz cast Trump as a carbon copy of Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and suggested that not even Trump "knows what he would do" as president.

“The only campaign that has beaten Donald Trump is mine,” said Cruz, arguing that 65 percent of GOP voters don’t support Trump. “The only way to beat Donald Trump is to stand behind our campaign on Super Tuesday."

Cruz later became upset over continued questions by "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace about the integrity of his campaign, following allegations about so-called dirty tricks that resulted in the forced resignation of spokesman Rick Tyler. Cruz accused Wallace of using Trump opposition research to frame questions and ended the interview in silence.

In the wake of Trump's endorsement this week by retired Ku Klux Klan Grand wizard David Duke, Cruz also suggested on “Fox News Sunday” that a hate group supporting Trump was making recorded calls – known as “robo-calls” -- telling potential voters not to pick a Cuban candidate. Cruz and Rubio are both of Cuban descent.

In an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union", Trump was repeatedly asked about Duke's support, finally saying, "Just so you understand, I don't know anything about David Duke, OK? I don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. Did he endorse me, or what's going on?”

During a campaign event in northern Virginia, Rubio "refused" to repudiate Duke -- "a well known white supremacist racist" -- despite being asked repeatedly.

"We cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists and the Ku Klux Klan," Rubio said. "Not only is that wrong, it makes him unelectable."

Trump reportedly knew Duke in 2000 and cited him, Pat Buchanan and Lenora Fulani when explaining why he stopped considering a presidential run under the Reform Party.

"The Reform Party now includes a Klansman, Mr. Duke, a neo-Nazi, Mr. Buchanan, and a communist, Ms. Fulani. This is not company I wish to keep," Trump said, according to The New York Times.

Meanwhile, Clinton, fresh off a convincing victory in Saturday's South Carolina primary, all-but-ignored Bernie Sanders, her rival for the nomination, and turned her attention to the Republican field.

Starting her morning with stops at two Memphis churches, Clinton offered an implicit critique of Trump, asking worshippers to reject what she called "the demagoguery, the prejudice, the paranoia."

Asked by actor Tony Goldwyn, who later campaigned with Clinton in Nashville, about her thoughts on Duke's support for Trump, Clinton described it, simply, as "pathetic."

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

http://www.foxnews.com/politic...d-super-tuesday.html

Media jumping on board the KKK issue.

Absolute complete fabricated smear to attack Trump.

Remember: Trump disavowed David Duke last Friday, and again yesterday.

Washington Post (today)

https://www.washingtonpost.com...d9215ade1_story.html

A campaign full of racial overtones and petty, R-rated put-downs grew even uglier Sunday after Trump declined repeatedly in a CNN interview to repudiate the endorsement of him by David Duke, a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. Trump had disavowed Duke at a news conference on Friday, but he stammered when asked about Duke on Sunday.

Marco Rubio, who has been savaging Trump as a “con man” for three days, responded by saying that Trump’s defiance made him “unelectable.” The senator from Florida said at a rally in Northern Virginia, “We cannot be the party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists.”

Rubio is first class slime

“This is an existential choice,” said former senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota, who is backing Rubio. Asked how the party could unite, Coleman said: “It gets harder every day when you hear things like not disavowing the KKK and David Duke. It’s not getting easier; it’s getting more difficult. . . . I’m hopeful the party won’t destroy itself.”

Norm Coleman who let Al Franken steal the election in 2008


More splintering came late Sunday when freshman Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), who has been a vocal Trump critic, declared on Twitter that if the reality TV star is nominated, he will “look for some 3rd candidate — a conservative option, a Constitutionalist.”

“It’s scary,” South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, who has endorsed Rubio, said on ABC’s “This Week.” She added: “I think what he’ll do to the Republican Party is really make us question who we are and what we’re about. And that’s something we don’t want to see happen.”

Nicki Haley whose state voted overwhelmingly for Trump


Rubio and his aides have been promoting a #NeverTrump campaign on Twitter.

at least the article ends with

Richard Wadhams, a former chairman of the Colorado Republican Party, said there has been a growing acceptance of Trump in recent weeks among party leaders and rank-and-file activists alike.

“There’s a strong possibility that Trump is going to be the nominee, and a lot of Republicans are ready to accept that even though they’ve not been supporters of him,” Wadhams said. “The penchant to defeat Hillary Clinton will transcend any concerns about the way Trump has conducted himself.”

I've never despised Rubio more than I do after his childish, contemptible behavior this past weekend. First class slime is exactly right.

Know what I find funny? All of the people who get mad that Trump may go third party, yet say nothing when the establishment types, to include sitting senators, openly advocate a third party run against Trump.

With conservatives like Rubio who needs Democrats. He's an emty head and I hope the whipping he gets in FL will shut him up.

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Know what I find funny? All of the people who get mad that Trump may go third party, yet say nothing when the establishment types, to include sitting senators, openly advocate a third party run against Trump.

Oh but they are just like Democraps now huh. Say one thing and do another........ don't be an intolerant hater.

Hugh Hewitt (conservative radio host) has been critical of Trump.

Now this:

http://www.washingtonexaminer....nton/article/2584476

I spent Friday's radio show explaining to incredulous guests that of course I'd support Donald Trump if he is the GOP nominee.

I'm not endorsing Trump and I'm not endorsing any of his rivals. My show remains Switzerland for all five of the remaining would-be GOP nominees — all are welcome there and none are endorsed by being there.

And if Trump is the nominee I will support him for six reasons.

The first three are the existing and probable two additional Supreme Court nominations he will get to make. Judges Diane Sykes and Bill Pryor are two fine judges that Trump has mentioned as possible nominees and he made the right commitment on religious liberty to me on stage Thursday night. He won't screw these up. More precisely, it is a lock that Clinton would screw them up and at least a fighting chance he wouldn't.

Fourth, Trump's an honest-to-God builder and he will rebuild the Navy, which must be done. Soon.

Fifth, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will at least think twice before crossing him.

And, finally, sixth: Donald's daughter and Svengali Ivanka is a smart, smart, smart lady with an extraordinary intellect and influence on her father. We get the GOP's own Valerie Jarrett, only this one with a sense of America's role in the world and the same resolve to succeed as Jarrett possesses.

This year's election is about much bigger issues than the nominee. It is about beating Clinton and saving the country.

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Hugh Hewitt (conservative radio host) has been critical of Trump.

Now this:

This year's election is about much bigger issues than the nominee. It is about beating Clinton and saving the country.

The Hell you say.

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Know what I find funny? All of the people who get mad that Trump may go third party, yet say nothing when the establishment types, to include sitting senators, openly advocate a third party run against Trump.

The thing that I find funny and amazing is that some people still don't get it.

They don't seem to understand what's at stake, or why many are fed up with the same old bullshit.

Yes, the American taxpayer has gone 'round the mulberry bush too many times and people are waking up to the fact that there really is no difference between the two parties. They belong to the same country clubs and they have been screwing us far too long. We've reached a point where we simply do not trust either party, at all, in any way.

What we need is for some brash bull to come along and fuck shit up in the china shop, so to speak.

For this, we have Mister Donald J. Trump. No matter what the outcome of this election, you can thank Trump for forcing discussions about actual, real, genuinely important issues. If you can't acknowledge what he's done...

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I've never despised Rubio more than I do after his childish, contemptible behavior this past weekend. First class slime is exactly right.

Merely trying to out Trump Trump. A race to the bottom, because that is what appears to work.

This whole thing has become absurdly absurd, like something out of Monty Python.

Can anyone imagine Eisenhower, Reagan, Kennedy, Carter or Ford, or either Bush, acting like these bozos? Class seems to have gone the way of shame in our culture.

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"Donald is not going to make America great," said Rubio, again drawing cheers and laughter. "He's going to make America orange!"

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I've never despised Rubio more than I do after his childish, contemptible behavior this past weekend. First class slime is exactly right.

Merely trying to out Trump Trump. A race to the bottom, because that is what appears to work.

This whole thing has become absurdly absurd, like something out of Monty Python.

Can anyone imagine Eisenhower, Reagan, Kennedy, Carter or Ford, or either Bush, acting like these bozos? Class seems to have gone the way of shame in our culture.

I think so too.. Trumps Press conference the other day when Christi endorsed him was pitiful. He went on and on about how Rubio is the sweatiest person he has seen.. and he puts his makeup on with a trowel.. and that is just to cover up his ears.. it was all personal attacks.. No substance.

Oh, yes, whether or not the candidate bicker childishly is so very important to me in this election cycle. If Trump bickers with others, and they with him, why, I think I shan't vote for him!! I shan't!!! Nay!!