GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump scored a surprisingly easy victory over fellow candidate Ted Cruz in Tuesday night’s Indiana Republican primary, forcing the Texas senator to suspend his campaign. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee reacts to the news on Fox News’ “The Sean Hannity Show,” opining that Trump will defeat Democrat presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton in November’s general election.
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Donald Trump made an instant impact on the GOP race, when early in his campaign he promised to halt illegal immigration from Mexico by building a massive wall along the border if elected president. And, he added, Mexico will pay for it. Well, our southern neighbors didn’t take to kindly to the proclamation and went on the attack, denouncing Trump at every corner.
Meanwhile, Trump continued to win primaries and caucuses, and the GOP nomination–and presidency for that matter–appears within his reach. All of a sudden, Mexico has taken notice and is changing its tune. With the rising popularity of The Donald, Mexico hopes to recast its image in the U.S. and has appointed a new ambassador to oversee the new plan. Definitely looks like Mexico is officially in panic mode. Red Pill Philosophy digs into the new turn of events. Be forewarned of strong or offensive language.
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Statistically, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the most unelectable candidates, according to polling. Trump has a whopping 65 percent unfavorable rating from the electorate, while 56 percent disapprove of Clinton. Fact is, Clinton would be coasting to the White House if it weren’t for the myriad of scandals plaguing her candidacy, the most egregious being her e-mail faux pas. “They are two candidates who are very badly battered, very bad images in the country, but one of them has to win. And it could very well be Donald Trump,” says political insider Dick Morris. He analyzes further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Rumors continue to persist that the GOP is working at a fever pitch to deny frontrunner Donald Trump the nomination by changing the rules and using underhanded methods at statewide caucuses and primaries. So what gives? The “Trifecta” crew of Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott discuss the alleged skullduggery in this edition of PJTV.
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Political pundits across the board have concluded that Hillary Clinton will be the Democrat nominee, provided she isn’t indicted before the November general election. So which GOP candidate would be better suited to face her? Dick Morris throws his two cents in, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Political video blogger Joe Dan Gorman warns to consider the source when you encounter the avalanche of wild diatribes about presidential candidate Donald Trump. “Don’t let some political hacks with an agenda shape your opinion of Donald Trump,” Gorman says. “Donald Trump is the only one with the business chops, the financial wherewithal and the experience as an executive.”
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With frontrunner status in any election comes the fury of the also-rans and the peanut gallery. GOP presidential leader Donald J. Trump received his share of the fury on Bloody Thursday, March 3. In addition to furious attacks from his fellow candidates, Trump was also hit hard by former GOP nominee Mitt Romney and again assailed at the GOP debate later that evening by panel member Megyn Kelly.
“That was the day they hit Trump with everything full of half-truths and blatant lies,” political commentator Joe Dan Gorman says. He sets the record straight on the attacks in this edition of Intellectual Froglegs.
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As voters scurry to their voting precincts on this Super Tuesday, the latest polls show Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton firmly in control of their their political destinies. In the GOP race, Trump leads in 9 of 11 polls, while challenger Ted Cruz is tops in Texas and Arkansas. The Democrat race appears to be more one-sided, with Clinton holding huge margins in most of the 11 primary and caucus states, save for the Northeast, where Bernie Sanders leads in his home state of Vermont and in Massachusetts. Host John Phillips breaks down the latest numbers in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.
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Two primaries and a caucus are in the books for the GOP presidential run, and guess what? The establishment candidates are in deep doo-doo. And so are outsider wannabes. The Republican electorate continues to fawn over pre-eminent outsider Donald J. Trump, while delivering the proverbial middle finger to the rest of the field.
“The thing about Trump, is that he’s starting to pander to a group that’s been ignored for a long time,” says political pundit and commentator Joe Dan Gorman. “Trump is pandering to the American people. And the American people understand. We cannot survive without a leader who doesn’t know how to create wealth. If we don’t fix our economy–game over.”
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