Defending billionaire businessman Donald Trump is like constantly
having to bail a teenage son from prison, author and political
commentator Ann Coulter groused in a recent radio interview.
"I'm a little testy with
our man
right now. Our candidate is mental! Do you realize our candidate is
mental?" Coulter said jokingly during a taping of an episode of the
"Milo Yiannopoulos Show," which is scheduled to air in full this
weekend. "It's like constantly having to bail out your 16-year-old son
from prison."
| I
saw that story Tuesday, and eagerly awaited Ann's Wednesday column
(which did not appear until today) to see if she'd done a Chris
Christie? Note: It must be noted that the the
conservative Washington
Examiner is rather virulently annt-Trump. |
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[IT'S
ONLY TRUMP]
[...]
Trump
is saying he'll bring in lots of new people, as he has throughout the
primaries. In the Florida GOP primary, for example, Trump got nearly
half a million more votes than Romney did in 2012 -- and about half a
million new people voted. Trump may be wrong, but it's insane to say
that it's impossible for him to bring out new voters.
What's impossible is for any Republican candidate, other than Trump, to
win a single state Romney lost. Ted Cruz's corny speaking style is
creepy to anyone who doesn't already agree with everything he says.
He's the less likable, more hard-edged version of Romney. Every other
Republican is, one way or another, a less attractive version of Romney.
Maybe 50 years of Third World immigration means it's too late, and even
Trump can't win. But it's an absolute certainty that any other
Republican will lose.
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