Trump is of Obama's making

[resident_evil]

No, really. Obama's intention to drown America in other cultures in order to fundamentally transform America into a globalist and internationalist culture (i.e. racism free) has driven a significant part of Americans straight into Trumps arms.

Record 61 million immigrants in U.S., 15.7 million illegally

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/r...n-u.s.-15.7-million-illegally/article/2585110

 

[Barbella]

No, really. Obama's intention to drown America in other cultures in order to fundamentally transform America into a globalist and internationalist culture (i.e. racism free) has driven a significant part of Americans straight into Trumps arms.

Record 61 million immigrants in U.S., 15.7 million illegally

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/r...n-u.s.-15.7-million-illegally/article/2585110


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Absolutely true. He pushed too far and too hard. Dems ALWAYS do.

 

[as seen on tv]

there's a lot of things I blame Obama for, but not the weird attraction some voters have for trump. Let's blame Obama for what he deserves:

• doubling the national debt
• largest tax increase in history
• you can't keep your old health plan if you liked it
• record number of people on food stamps
• 94 million americans not in the work force
• failure to act on the "red line", which led to hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees
• and yes, loss of border control

 

[bdtex]

Newt Gingrich blamed FOX & Friends for making Trump.

 

[Jen]

No, really. Obama's intention to drown America in other cultures in order to fundamentally transform America into a globalist and internationalist culture (i.e. racism free) has driven a significant part of Americans straight into Trumps arms.

Record 61 million immigrants in U.S., 15.7 million illegally

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/r...n-u.s.-15.7-million-illegally/article/2585110


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Hmmm............I don't exactly disagree but I do see it a little differently.

Obama did the set up for the transformation (and he has a specific way of transforming in mind).

The GOP Elite pushed the button that made the transformation start to roll. And it's not rolling the way Obama hoped it would. By allowing Obama to continue his set up for Marxism to come in and take over, the Mainstream GOP angered the people who elected them to stop Obama.

And THAT [anger at mainstream GOP] is what has enabled Trump to be bigger than life offering to do what the GOP has failed to do and undo what Obama has been doing.

It was a two-prong thing. Not just Obama.

 

[Dino]

No, really. Obama's intention to drown America in other cultures in order to fundamentally transform America into a globalist and internationalist culture (i.e. racism free) has driven a significant part of Americans straight into Trumps arms.

Record 61 million immigrants in U.S., 15.7 million illegally

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/r...n-u.s.-15.7-million-illegally/article/2585110


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Trump was created by a combination of failed Obama policy and the lack of an establishment-backed true opposition voice trying to bring necessary systemic changes. Even adhering to established law was too tough for the establishment to emphasize, and they hurt their brand by not backing a true conservative like Cruz when they had the chance.

 

[Arkady]

No, really. Obama's intention to drown America in other cultures in order to fundamentally transform America into a globalist and internationalist culture (i.e. racism free) has driven a significant part of Americans straight into Trumps arms.

This hilarious right-wing attempt to blame the GOP's Frankenstein monster on Obama might be the stupidest meme to come out of the conservative blogosphere..... and, as you know, that's really saying something.

By the way:

If the Trump phenomenon were driven by a surge in undocumented population, He'd have taken off back in 2008 or before, when that population was growing rapidly every year, not after the first long period of declining undocumented population on record.

 

[Arkady]

Absolutely true. He pushed too far and too hard. Dems ALWAYS do.

Actually, Obama has been characterized, even by some Republicans, as a moderate. Bruce Bartlett, the supply-side economist and Reaganista, even called him a Republican:

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/obama-is-a-republican/

Obama didn't push very far or very hard. For example, on his watch taxes increased only slightly, and then only on the top bracket (and even the rich kept lower rates than at any point from the early 1930s through the early 1980s.) In terms of tax policy, we're still sitting well to the right of where Clinton left us. Is that "too far and too hard"? Even where Obama is arguably liberal --on social policies like gay marriage-- he doesn't push particularly hard or far. Obama had to be pulled kicking and screaming into supporting gay marriage. He only came out in favor of gay marriage after Biden shamed him into it, and at the point where much of the country had already come around. Obama has had many chances to push hard or far, but nearly always drags his feet instead. It took us years just to get out of Iraq, a wildly unpopular and counterproductive war -- and we've still got detainees at Gitmo over seven years after he was sworn in.

Or take healthcare reform... the one policy the right-wingers are most histrionic about. Obama's reform is a Republican reform: designed by the far-right Heritage Foundation and previously championed by Mitt Romney. It's the minimum reform you could possibly do while achieving the basic goal of making sure the vast majority have affordable healthcare without exclusions of pre-existing conditions. It was particularly designed to be 'minimally invasive,' in that it preserves the role of private, for-profit insurance and let the vast majority of people keep their existing insurance without changes. You can't push any more gently without failing to move things at all. Even after Obamacare was enacted, the US came away with the most conservative health insurance system of any wealthy nation.

 

[resident_evil]

This hilarious right-wing attempt to blame the GOP's Frankenstein monster on Obama might be the stupidest meme to come out of the conservative blogosphere..... and, as you know, that's really saying something.

By the way:

If the Trump phenomenon were driven by a surge in undocumented population, He'd have taken off back in 2008 or before, when that population was growing rapidly every year, not after the first long period of declining undocumented population on record.

1) The number of illegals could well be 20 or even 30 million.

2) Your New World Order pansie George Bush tried to amnesty a bunch of illegals back in 2005 and the country yelled back, "HELL NO!!!" Obama said go fvck yourself to Americans on the matter ever since he got into office.

 

[Arkady]

1) The number of illegals could well be 20 or even 30 million.

Or it could by 10 or even 5 million, as long as we're just making stuff up.

2) Your New World Order pansie George Bush

I voted and campaigned against him twice.

tried to amnesty a bunch of illegals back in 2005 and the country yelled back, "HELL NO!!!" Obama said go fvck yourself to Americans on the matter ever since he got into office.

There's been no amnesty since Reagan did it.