Posted February 24th, 2016 @ 8:41am in #Trump
Donald Trump is the most famous narcissist in the world. That fact probably seems obvious to you, given Trump’s continuous self-promotion. Mental health experts agree with your assessment. Trump hits most of the checkboxes for the diagnosis.
0 CommentsPosted February 22nd, 2016 @ 4:38pm in #trump
My CNN Interview about Trump
0 CommentsPosted February 22nd, 2016 @ 8:42am in #Trump #mark cuban
Trump looks like a good bet to win the Republican nomination. And let’s say his opponent in the general election is either Clinton or Sanders. That gives us an interesting situation in which the three candidates in the best position to become president have fatal flaws.
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Clinton is too untrustworthy
Sanders is too non-religious
Posted February 18th, 2016 @ 9:30pm in #Trump #markcuban
Today Pope Francis questioned Donald Trump’s faith.
0 CommentsPosted February 18th, 2016 @ 8:03am in #Trump
Readers of this blog have been asking me to compile my Trump posts in a convenient index so you can direct others to it. And so I have. I’ll try to keep this updated as I go.
The fun of it is seeing how early I predicted Trump’s rise (8/13/15).
0 CommentsPosted February 16th, 2016 @ 7:44am in #Trump #hillary clinton #scalia #supreme court
As you know, Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia recently died. Here’s what we know.
1. He seemed healthy(ish) that day.
2. He was discovered with a pillow over his head.
0 CommentsPosted February 12th, 2016 @ 9:08am in #Trump
The Master Persuader filter, of which I blog, says Trump’s success is based on his persuasion skills. But the more common 2D narrative is that Trump has name recognition and a winning policy with immigration, at least for the Republican base.
So, is Trump’s success in the campaign because of his powers of persuasion, or is it a combination of name-recognition plus having the most popular view on immigration (for Republicans)? I’ll help you sort that out.
0 CommentsPosted February 11th, 2016 @ 11:17am in #Trump
It isn’t unusual for members of the public to hate politicians. For example, lots of people hate President Obama. Some of that hatred is because of his policies, some is because of racism, and I assume there are a few other reasons. But I have never seen anyone who was literally afraid of him on a visceral level.
Trump, on the other hand, actually scares people. I have seen people’s bodies twist up and go into full panic at the thought of him being president. I’m talking about actual, literal, bodily fear, as if a monster is already in house and you don’t know where it is hiding. Even professional members of the media feel this fear.
0 CommentsPosted February 10th, 2016 @ 8:50am in #Trump
On Monday I predicted that Rubio would outperform expectations in New Hampshire because the voting in primaries is – in my view – probably rigged. Instead, Rubio dropped like a rock after his Saturday debate in which Christie annihilated him.
So I was totally wrong about Rubio getting a suspicious bump up in the polls. When I wrote my prediction I had not yet seen the Rubio-robot meme take off and dominate the news cycle.
0 CommentsPosted February 9th, 2016 @ 11:02am in #Trump
If you were going to cast a Batman movie, and you had to pick from the Republican candidates, how easily could you fill out the cast? This will tell you what you really think of these folks.
I think it would come out like this:
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