Bobby Jindal goes nuclear on Donald Trump
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Then people take out their GOP presidential candidate scorecard and go 'Oh yeah, Bobby Jindal is also running.'
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I'd vote for Charlie Sheen (Carlos Estevez) for President over Bobby (Piyush) Jindal, no question.
Among his other virtues, Sheen is actually Constitutionally eligible for the office.
Among his other virtues, Sheen is actually Constitutionally eligible for the office.
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Cutting from Trump to "winning!" Charlie Sheen is HILARIOUS!!
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Now that Rand has taken the brunt of Trump's bluster and has, in turn, bloodied Trump on a couple of his weak points, the opportunistic sharks (Jindal, Carson, et al) smell blood in the water. It'd be a cold day south of heaven before I'd ever vote for Jindal, but he is stating the obvious here, in fact it's so obvious that it doesn't really require much in the way of courage. I'm sure Trump is going to hit back, but no matter how much money he has, he can't repel attacks from both every other candidate and from the media, which is eventually going to turn on him.
We're about to witness yet another epic fall just like the one that Michelle Bachmann experienced, only this time it'll take a little longer and there will be a lot more fireworks. Where's my popcorn?
P.S. - Rand is in a good position to both keep his distance from the fray and also to make political hay out of the carnage because he attacked on substance and avoided palling around with Trump. The person who is going to look the most stupid when this is all over is going to be Ted Cruz, though Bush will also come out of this looking terrible.
We're about to witness yet another epic fall just like the one that Michelle Bachmann experienced, only this time it'll take a little longer and there will be a lot more fireworks. Where's my popcorn?
P.S. - Rand is in a good position to both keep his distance from the fray and also to make political hay out of the carnage because he attacked on substance and avoided palling around with Trump. The person who is going to look the most stupid when this is all over is going to be Ted Cruz, though Bush will also come out of this looking terrible.
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Yes, Cruz hitching his wagon to Trump was a huge tactical error. Cruz lives or dies with Trump now. I don't know what they were thinking. Of course, this is from the same campaign that brought us this:
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Yes, Cruz hitching his wagon to Trump was a huge tactical error. Cruz lives or dies with Trump now. I don't know what they were thinking. Of course, this is from the same campaign that brought us this:
That image is going to haunt my dreams for several weeks. That visual makes Michael Dukakis' little tank ride look like a stroke of genius by comparison.
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Yes, Cruz hitching his wagon to Trump was a huge tactical error. Cruz lives or dies with Trump now. I don't know what they were thinking. Of course, this is from the same campaign that brought us this:
Cruz's campaign claims it has absolutely nothing to do with that ad campaign.
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BS.
I went to his book signing and they were handing them out in hard-flyer format.
I can't people here actually think this attack on Trump by Bobby Jindal is good. It is a pathetic joke with no substance whatsoever. Just because Trump is an outsider and just because he is filthy rich does not mean he knows nothing about issues, policy, and how to play politics. Actually Trump is a master at the political game, he makes the rest look like rank amateurs. On trade issues he has been consistent for many years, on illegal immigration he has also been consistent. Attacking Trump trying to make him out to be an idiot will only work in his favor, because Trump is way smarter than the rest of the candidates by far.
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I do like that Jindal goes after Obama and that Dems are handing this election to Republicans . . .
(serious Republicans like Rand imo)
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All right, Trump will definitely have a comeback . . .
Jindal reached 1.057% composite for the CNN debate, so won't have a chance to go head-to-head with the GOP leader at this time.
(serious Republicans like Rand imo)
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All right, Trump will definitely have a comeback . . .
Jindal reached 1.057% composite for the CNN debate, so won't have a chance to go head-to-head with the GOP leader at this time.
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Yes he sure knows more about the medical industry then the two medical doctors in the race who are both against universal health care.(not that I'm supporting Carson)
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I got an e-mail directly from his campaign about it. "PAID FOR BY CRUZ FOR PRESIDENT www.tedcruz.org"
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^This. Expect Jindal to drop to -1%. Forget positions, or whether Trump is the right messenger. Trump has been running a 100% thematically correct campaign, based on anti-establishment positioning, emphasizing cultural issues, or energizing plain talk over media enforced decorum, and for evidencing backbone under PC pressure. The other GOP candidates have been mentioning cultural right views, but come off as unable to challenge the PC framework the MSM surrounds every such issue with, and unable to shake the public's impression that the only REAL policy front they will ACT on is the foreign policy one. All else is sloganeering, wedge issue mongering and photo-ops.
Economic and social conservatives have seen the routine for decades, post Reagan--Republicans run for President on tax/fiscal restraint and family values, then once in the White House, subordinate everything to bombing Muslims and expanding the Empire. With the sole exception of gun control, at crunch time after crunch time, on every other front, from expanding the debt ceiling to Obamacare, to defunding Planned Parenthood, to the Confederate flag, etc the GOP buckles every time and surrenders to the statist-massaged "mainstream," or "practical" consensus. "They can't shut down the government over (pick issue), wouldn't be prudent..."
Trump holds out the possibility of something different, in at least a few non-foreign policy areas, whereas Jindal represents more of the same. Rand represents (on the merits) something different, but he has not led with any of the themes that have won over people to Trump. Rand has the right substance, but image-wise has been presenting like the exact kind of establishment-sounding, cultural-issue averse, focus group rehearsed, "mainstream" pistol-whipped candidate that the public appears to be specifically rejecting this election cycle.
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They claim that the ad campaign existed. Instead of claiming that Cruz was being persecuted, he had some fun with the ad campaign. That way, he looks much better. That's their claim and it makes sense.
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