5 Responses to “REPUBLICAN CIVIL WAR: BUSH SAYS TRUMP ‘BUFFOON’”

1. Virginia in VA
   August 6th, 2015 @ 1:03 pm

   He also called him an a**hole. I hope Trump really lets Bush have it tonight in the debate.

2. Veritas
   August 6th, 2015 @ 1:31 pm

   Bush speaks Spanish so surely he has spoken to his cohorts who also are bilingual or monolingual in Spanish and used the Spanish equivalent for “A….hole.”

   If Bush called another man these words (all synonyms) in Latino culture, he would be asking for a fistfight, so he is egging Trump on hoping to work him into a fury:
   —
   Culero

   Cabron

   Mamon

   or in Spain,

   Gilipollas

   In any case, it is MUY MALO and not unlike what Central American or Cuban dictators use every day in speaking of the political opposition.

3. Karter97
   August 6th, 2015 @ 1:34 pm

   Mistrust of ruling class An 81 yr. old man wrote this….
   Many Americans fear and distrust the elected and appointed bureaucratic ruling class that rules over us–along with cronies in the corporate, media and academic world. As a result, Donald Trump’s attraction may lie less in how he forms his message or the precision of his words but in the extent to which Americans are desperately searching for someone, anyone, to lead them against this arrogant elite ruling class that is clearly making America less prosperous, less free and above all more dangerous. Trump’s rise, in spite of the media’s and both parties attempts and hopes to exorcise his volcanic eruption concerning immigration and the character of John McCain has placed him well outside the ruling elite, and it has resonated with many Americans who feel disenfranchised with this administration. The ruling elite has successfully intimidated potential opponents by denying their legitimacy (case in point: Mitt Romney) but along comes Trump, who refuses to be intimidated and who fights back without fear of political correctness. Having failed to destroy Trump through the bought-and-paid-for media, this administration and the liberal left know the list of things that divide its kind from American people is being brought to light by Trump. It wants to avoid the substance of these subjects like the plague. The ruling class ultimately fears the rise of any who won’t be intimidated, including Trump.

4. Judy
   August 6th, 2015 @ 3:07 pm

   Trump needs to come out hard on illegals, immigration, border etc while millions are watching!

5. Starlight
   August 7th, 2015 @ 11:17 am

   Jeb Bush is not a ‘classy’ guy… aside from the fact that he is not what America needs to lead us out of this mess, we also do not need a foul-mouthed leader, especially as a role model for our kids.

   Mr. Trump does not pull any punches; he tells it like it is, and he is also a cut above the contenders, in many ways.

   It is refreshing to hear a voice advocating a great America, as opposed to the impostor/quisling/Obama destroying the morale of our military, aligning himself with the muslims, degrading our Christian values.

   Ah, what a complete imbecile sits in the White House, and the media addresses him as ‘Mr. President.’ I want to throw-up when I hear that term.

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