Whenever liberals are confronted on the field of ideas you can guarantee to elicit an autonomic tone of snark, condescension and uppity indignation in their ideological retort.  Why? Because at its core tenet, liberalism is dependent on blame-casting.
As such, this does not come as a surprise:

Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, was invited by the Clinton campaign to sit in the front row at Monday night’s debate.
“Just got a front row seat to watch @HillaryClinton overwhelm @realDonaldTrump at the “Humbling at Hofstra” on Monday,” Cuban tweeted. “It Is On!”
A Clinton aide later confirmed that Cuban was, in fact, invited by the Clinton campaign. “He has the best seat we have access to,” the aide said. (read more)

Fortunately, in this election we have a candidate in Donald Trump who is adept at cutting through their primary weapon with an approach unfamiliar to most traditionally republican voices.
Donald Trump’s opponent is weak when confronted and needs group-think reinforcement if she is going to deliver a successful outcome for her fellow travelers.
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Last night Fox Business News anchor Lou Dobbs had an interview and current event discussion with presidential candidate Donald Trump. Here’s the interview:

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Candidate Donald Trump holds a rally tonight in Chester Township Pennsylvania.  The event begins at 7:00pm and is being held in Sun Center Studios:
Note dozens of campaign volunteers are staffing voter registration tables and walking with clipboards to ensure registration for Trump.
Live Stream Link – Alternate Live Stream #1 – Alternate Live Stream #2

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Candidate Donald Trump is in Pennsylvania today for a rally in Chester Township.  On the way there the campaign stopped by Genos for some famous Philly Cheesesteaks.

RSBN is at the rally venue, Sun Center Studios, interviewing supporters:
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Candidate Donald Trump appeared, via phone-in, on Fox and Friends news show this morning to discuss current events and the situation in Charlotte, NC:

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**snicker** Timely AP Report for August:  Clinton Campaign spent $50 million.  DNC spent $28 million. Super Pac spent $20.6 million.  Total $100 million.
(AP) […] Much of Clinton’s spending has been eaten up by advertising, which is costing her about $10 million per week. Through August, she blanketed 11 states with 35,714 broadcast television commercials.  […]  Clinton also has built a robust campaign team of 800 employees who cost a total of about $5 million last month (link)

(Above Poll Release Today)

[…] “Battleground states carry that name for a reason: They’re going to be close, from now until Election Day,” [Clinton] campaign manager Robby Mook wrote in a memo to supporters this week. “But we are going to win them because we’ve spent the past year building a superior ground game to communicate our message and turn our people out to vote.” (link)

Candidate Donald Trump has released the following statement on the controversial President Obama plan to hand over control of the internet to the United Nations:

“Donald J. Trump is committed to preserving Internet freedom for the American people and citizens all over the world. The U.S. should not turn control of the Internet over to the United Nations and the international community. President Obama intends to do so on his own authority – just 10 days from now, on October 1^st, unless Congress acts quickly to stop him.
The Republicans in Congress are admirably leading a fight to save the Internet this week, and need all the help the American people can give them to be successful. Hillary Clinton’s Democrats are refusing to protect the American people by not protecting the Internet.
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♦ Candidate Donald Trump is the TV ratings cash cow. ♦ An embargo or boycott by Trump against a news organization can have actual bottom line impact on their finances. ♦ Many angles of reaction emanate from this disconcerting truism.
Additionally, this is 2016.
A presidential campaign year where MSM CFO’s use historical reference to budget hundreds of millions in advertising revenue from the various political campaigns. Entire annual corporate budgets are framed with this projected income in mind. If the revenue isn’t there the down stream impacts are significant.
Talking head pundit contracts were agreed upon, and written, with the corporate side projecting a specific five year revenue. Donald Trump has single-handedly turned off the spigot. This year the media must compete for revenue (ratings) more than ever before.
In order to get ratings, the media must create news.  Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook just found out how desperate they are, watch:

To be fair, this type of inquisition is not journalism. Then again, as we all know, journalism is dead.  Also, just because the inquisition is happening to the other team, doesn’t make it ok, it’s not.
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Today candidate Donald Trump heads to Ohio for a rally in Toledo.  The venue is the  Stranahan Theater.  The event is scheduled to begin at 1:00pm EDT.
Live Stream Link – Alternate Live Stream #1 – Alternate Live Stream #2

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Candidate Donald Trump explained his security vision to the audience in High Point, North Carolina. A direct explanation the liberal and globalist-minded media do not want to see broadcast.

[ Transcript ] Thank you. It’s wonderful to be back in North Carolina.
Come November 8, we are going to win this state and we are going to win the White House.
We are going to bring back your jobs.
We are going to cut your taxes.
We are going to renegotiate our disastrous trade deals.
And we are going to protect our country from Radical Islamic Terrorism.
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