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Holy smokes.
The National Review has collected 35 essays from conservative leaders, all explaining why Trump is a RINO.
"When conservatives desperately needed allies in the fight against big government, Donald Trump didn’t stand on the sidelines. He consistently advocated that your money be spent, that your government grow, and that your Constitution be ignored."
"Not since George Wallace has there been a presidential candidate who made racial and religious scapegoating so central to his campaign."
"A real conservative walks with us. Ronald Reagan read National Review and Human Events for intellectual sustenance; spoke annually to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Young Americans for Freedom, and other organizations to rally the troops; supported Barry Goldwater when the GOP mainstream turned its back on him; raised money for countless conservative groups; wrote hundreds of op-eds; and delivered even more speeches, everywhere championing our cause. Until he decided to run for the GOP nomination a few months ago, Trump had done none of these things, perhaps because he was too distracted publicly raising money for liberals such as the Clintons; championing Planned Parenthood, tax increases, and single-payer health coverage; and demonstrating his allegiance to the Democratic party."
On and on like that. Awesome.
Wasted ink. Righties don't read beyond headlines.
Like I said many Dems like Trump, I have no idea what the ratings are.. I know several who have talked about it.
Not true Republicans since Jefferson have always wanted intelligent people to vote, as did our Founders. Liberals rely on prisoners and welfare recipients so have always argued that anyone can vote. If only intelligent people could vote elections would not be decided by TV commercials and flashy billionaires.RePugs created this shit and they will have to either live or die with it.
National Review is not for the "ignorant" rednecks, but for the more intelligentsia of the Republican party and conservative movements.Holy smokes.
The National Review has collected 35 essays from conservative leaders, all explaining why Trump is a RINO.
"When conservatives desperately needed allies in the fight against big government, Donald Trump didn’t stand on the sidelines. He consistently advocated that your money be spent, that your government grow, and that your Constitution be ignored."
"Not since George Wallace has there been a presidential candidate who made racial and religious scapegoating so central to his campaign."
"A real conservative walks with us. Ronald Reagan read National Review and Human Events for intellectual sustenance; spoke annually to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Young Americans for Freedom, and other organizations to rally the troops; supported Barry Goldwater when the GOP mainstream turned its back on him; raised money for countless conservative groups; wrote hundreds of op-eds; and delivered even more speeches, everywhere championing our cause. Until he decided to run for the GOP nomination a few months ago, Trump had done none of these things, perhaps because he was too distracted publicly raising money for liberals such as the Clintons; championing Planned Parenthood, tax increases, and single-payer health coverage; and demonstrating his allegiance to the Democratic party."
On and on like that. Awesome.
Wasted ink. Righties don't read beyond headlines.
This must be that big conspiracy to keebosh Trump that was talked about in December. BFD. Rednecks don't even know what the NR is. They only know NRA.
Like I said many Dems like Trump, I have no idea what the ratings are.. I know several who have talked about it.
The people with whom you have spoken are not indicative of Democrats broadly.
Trump is the most unpopular Republican candidate amongst Democrats and Independents, by far.
Trump the Most Unpopular Candidate
Of course Trump has his intellectual heavy weights, Sarah Palin, Mike Tyson, Herschel Walker, Hulk Hogan, Wayne Newton, etc....Here are the National Review heavyweight essayists aligned against Trump:
Glenn Beck is a nationally syndicated radio host, the founder of TheBlaze, and a best-selling author.
David Boaz is the executive vice president of the Cato Institute and the author of The Libertarian Mind.
L. Brent Bozell III is the chairman of ForAmerica and the president of the Media Research Center. He has endorsed Ted Cruz for president.
Mona Charen is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
Ben Domenech is the publisher of the Federalist.
Erick Erickson is the editor of The Resurgent and an Atlanta-based talk-radio host.
Steven F. Hayward is the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University.
Mark Helprin is a celebrated novelist. Among his best-known works are Winter’s Tale and A Soldier of the Great War.
William Kristol is the editor of The Weekly Standard.
Yuval Levin, a contributing editor of National Review, is the editor of National Affairs.
Dana Loesch is the host of a nationally syndicated radio program and of Dana on TheBlaze. She also appears regularly on Fox News. Her second Book, Flyover Nation, will be published this spring.
Andrew C. McCarthy, a contributing editor of National Review, is a former chief assistant U.S. attorney who prosecuted terrorism cases.
David McIntosh is a former aide to Ronald Reagan and the president of The Club for Growth.
Michael Medved hosts a daily radio talk show heard on more than 300 stations across the country.
Edwin Meese III served in Ronald Reagan’s gubernatorial and presidential administrations. These views are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organization with which he is affiliated.
Russell Moore is the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and the author of Onward: Engaging the Culture without Losing the Gospel.
Michael B. Mukasey served as U.S. attorney general from 2007 to 2009 and as a U.S. district judge from 1988 to 2006. He has advised the Jeb Bush campaign on national-security issues.
Katie Pavlich is the editor of Townhall and a best-selling author.
John Podhoretz is the editor of Commentary.
R. R. Reno is the editor of First Things.
Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.
Cal Thomas is a nationally syndicated USA Today columnist and a Fox News contributor.
GOP drops National Review from debate sponsorship over Trump attackHoly smokes.
The National Review has collected 35 essays from conservative leaders, all explaining why Trump is a RINO.
"When conservatives desperately needed allies in the fight against big government, Donald Trump didn’t stand on the sidelines. He consistently advocated that your money be spent, that your government grow, and that your Constitution be ignored."
"Not since George Wallace has there been a presidential candidate who made racial and religious scapegoating so central to his campaign."
"A real conservative walks with us. Ronald Reagan read National Review and Human Events for intellectual sustenance; spoke annually to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Young Americans for Freedom, and other organizations to rally the troops; supported Barry Goldwater when the GOP mainstream turned its back on him; raised money for countless conservative groups; wrote hundreds of op-eds; and delivered even more speeches, everywhere championing our cause. Until he decided to run for the GOP nomination a few months ago, Trump had done none of these things, perhaps because he was too distracted publicly raising money for liberals such as the Clintons; championing Planned Parenthood, tax increases, and single-payer health coverage; and demonstrating his allegiance to the Democratic party."
On and on like that. Awesome.
GOP drops National Review from debate sponsorship over Trump attackHoly smokes.
The National Review has collected 35 essays from conservative leaders, all explaining why Trump is a RINO.
"When conservatives desperately needed allies in the fight against big government, Donald Trump didn’t stand on the sidelines. He consistently advocated that your money be spent, that your government grow, and that your Constitution be ignored."
"Not since George Wallace has there been a presidential candidate who made racial and religious scapegoating so central to his campaign."
"A real conservative walks with us. Ronald Reagan read National Review and Human Events for intellectual sustenance; spoke annually to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Young Americans for Freedom, and other organizations to rally the troops; supported Barry Goldwater when the GOP mainstream turned its back on him; raised money for countless conservative groups; wrote hundreds of op-eds; and delivered even more speeches, everywhere championing our cause. Until he decided to run for the GOP nomination a few months ago, Trump had done none of these things, perhaps because he was too distracted publicly raising money for liberals such as the Clintons; championing Planned Parenthood, tax increases, and single-payer health coverage; and demonstrating his allegiance to the Democratic party."
On and on like that. Awesome.
"A real conservative walks with us. Ronald Reagan read National Review and Human Events for intellectual sustenance; spoke annually to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Young Americans for Freedom, and other organizations to rally the troops; supported Barry Goldwater when the GOP mainstream turned its back on him; raised money for countless conservative groups; wrote hundreds of op-eds; and delivered even more speeches, everywhere championing our cause."
The National Review is where Neo-Conservatism was defined. Today, it's where you will find articles by the most respected conservative writers. I think the condemnation by the Nation Review will probably strengthen the resolve of Trump supporters because the NR represents the establishment, the insiders. This is more evidence that Trump is going to split the party, more good news for democrats. For Trump to win a general election he will have to have strong support from Republicans, something he certainly doesn't have.National Review never really got back on its feet after Buckley died... I suspect it will follow him to the graveyard sometime soon.
Yep.The National Review is where Neo-Conservatism was defined...National Review never really got back on its feet after Buckley died... I suspect it will follow him to the graveyard sometime soon.
Yep.,...Today, it's where you will find articles by the most respected conservative writers...
I think the condemnation will do exactly that, and for the reason you mentioned....I think the condemnation by the Nation Review will probably strengthen the resolve of Trump supporters because the NR represents the establishment, the insiders...
If you add-up all the rank-and-file Republicans who are sick and tired of their own leadership and establishment, that really doesn't leave many under the old banner; we're probably just looking at a Market Correction by which the Republican Party re-emerges as more Populist Party....This is more evidence that Trump is going to split the party...
Don't look now, but the Democrats have their own Civil War going on right now....more good news for democrats...
I wouldn't be too sure about that, i.e., that Trump could not command the loyalty of the party rank-and-file, once he burns down the establishment....For Trump to win a general election he will have to have strong support from Republicans, something he certainly doesn't have.
First signs of the so-called Republican Establishment bowing to the Will of the Rank-and-File...GOP drops National Review from debate sponsorship over Trump attackHoly smokes.
The National Review has collected 35 essays from conservative leaders, all explaining why Trump is a RINO.
"When conservatives desperately needed allies in the fight against big government, Donald Trump didn’t stand on the sidelines. He consistently advocated that your money be spent, that your government grow, and that your Constitution be ignored."
"Not since George Wallace has there been a presidential candidate who made racial and religious scapegoating so central to his campaign."
"A real conservative walks with us. Ronald Reagan read National Review and Human Events for intellectual sustenance; spoke annually to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Young Americans for Freedom, and other organizations to rally the troops; supported Barry Goldwater when the GOP mainstream turned its back on him; raised money for countless conservative groups; wrote hundreds of op-eds; and delivered even more speeches, everywhere championing our cause. Until he decided to run for the GOP nomination a few months ago, Trump had done none of these things, perhaps because he was too distracted publicly raising money for liberals such as the Clintons; championing Planned Parenthood, tax increases, and single-payer health coverage; and demonstrating his allegiance to the Democratic party."
On and on like that. Awesome.
