The pep rally with GOP Presidential frontrunner Donald Trump is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. EDT which is 7 p.m. CDT local time. As CNN reports, the rally was originally set to take place at the 4,000 seat Civil Center, but was moved to the 43,000 seat Ladd-Peebles Stadium to encompass the expected high attendance. (link)
Another possible link HERE
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We have outlined the GOPe road map here, which includes the splitter strategy. Super-PACs are critical to the success of the GOPe plans – explained HERE. Now today:
WASHINGTON DC – It’s now or never for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. That appears to be the view of his wealthy super-PAC backers, who are spending fast and hard to keep Christie in contention for the Republican presidential nomination.
The pro-Christie super-PAC, America Leads, has already spent at least $2.1 million in a bid to gin up enthusiasm for the governor, who is lagging in the early polls of Republican primary voters.
Christie’s big-money donors are not alone. The trend of early and heavy super-PAC spending applies to other GOP candidates whose supporters are trying to get them on the debate stage and stop them from being weeded out of the race early. (more…)
The data for the Rasmussen Poll is HERE:
[…] Rasmussen Reports intends to track Trump’s race for the White House in a weekly Friday feature we’re calling Trump Change.
Our latest national telephone survey finds that 57% of Likely Republican Voters now think Trump is likely to be the Republican presidential nominee next year, with 25% who say it’s Very Likely. That compares to 27% who felt a Trump nomination was likely two months ago when he formally announced his presidential bid, a finding that included just nine percent (9%) who said it was Very Likely. (poll data)
(Via New York Post) Donald Trump is overcoming the perception that he won’t end up as the Republican presidential nominee, according to a poll issued Friday. (more…)
We have not seen much from Mia Love since she won election. It’s nice to see and hear her voice in the national discussion. You can hear the frustration of being inside the DC-Machine within her voice. Speaker Boehner stinks.
National Latino Groups Slam Donald Trump, Say His Comments About Immigrants Incite Violence http://t.co/GZzlvZSeY2 pic.twitter.com/ZbbqiChBbC
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) August 21, 2015
Via Thomas Lifson at American Thinker – Donald Trump has laid out the bare bones of a deportation plan that has an excellent chance of working well. The caricatures presented by his critics overlook the clever incentives he apparently is building into it.
The reaction has been as negative as the reaction to his initial contention, when he announced his candidacy, that rapists and criminals are streaming across the border. That was twisted into a false claim that he was thus characterizing all people coming across the border, earning him accusations of racism and worse. Yet the string of disgusting crimes at the hands of illegals, who would have been deported but for sanctuary city policies, has made his point, and the surge in his popularity has shown that demonization by media and political elites has backfired.
Something quite similar may well happen with his deportation proposal. (read more)
Texas swing state polling shows Trump expanding his lead over home state candidates Jeb Bush, and Ted Cruz. Similar to Florida Polling, the risk presented by Donald Trump is growing exponentially; which also explains the new Quinnipiac approach.
Beyond the Texas Polling, and specifically because of what Trump is accomplishing, you’ll note the data inside the Quinnipiac polling begins to present new paradigms, new questions.
Q-pac is beginning to test out Trump VS Biden. EVERYONE should have fully anticipated this new ‘dynamic’, it was entirely predictable. (more…)
The insufferable left use the same playbook to attack and deflect their opposition. Previously the cultural marxists demanded the term “illegal alien” was removed from the vocabulary of their opponents. Today they take a similar approach toward the term “anchor babies”…
Yesterday Donald Trump responded when confronted by a reporter who had obviously received the Media Matters bulletin. Epic Trump:
Hopefully this outline will be the last one needed to fully understand the (Wall Street, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, K-Street) RNC/GOPe plan. And more specifically, how each of the candidates lines up within the construct for the 2016 GOP Primary.
Many political detractors have viewed the prior information as “conspiracy theory” or “tin foil hat” thinking. That’s fine, we’ve been following this since October of 2013 and it’s doubtful anyone who has not simultaneously followed along could possibly grasp the entire construct, almost two years of data, in a short period of absorption.
The fact-finding need to fully grasp the construct is why we continue to put all the reference material at the bottom. Within the reference material you will find hundreds of MSM and pdf citations for the specific tripwires, as they were placed, over the past two years. (more…)