Bullying Buffoonery

Donald Trump, current overwhelming leader in the GOP primary run for president, is in some hot water over comments he made about Hillary Clinton.

Trump made commentary about Hillary's absence when the Democratic debate continued after a commercial break.  When the thought of Hillary in the restroom entered his head, he was disgusted.  Trump, however, continued, noting that Hillary was "schlonged" in her loss in the 2008 run against Barack Obama.

 

The biased media is aghast at Trump's comments.  How dare a candidate, and man of Trump's status dare utter such vulgar language?  And oh my, would the nation be so embarrassed to have a president with such a lack of decorum.

Well, the media has no such problems when the word "schlonged" was previously used in political discussion.  It seems a NPR reporter, in discussion of the passing of former VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro, noted her ticket, with Walter Mondale, got "schlonged".  No uproar. No nothing.

Hillary has gone a step further, with her and her surrogates describing Trump's comments as a form of bullying and a component of the so called "war on women", which of course, does not actually exist.

This is quite rich coming the blizzard queen Hillary, who has a long standing reputation for  her disregard for those beneath her.

It was reported he reason she was late back to the stage is because she refused to use the bathroom while another person, or peasant, was also occupying the restroom.  Can you really imagine the arrogance?

Hillary has long been labeled by her secret service detail as being cold and rude to those working her detail.

Speaking of the war on women, it has been widely reported Hillary has vehemently attacked every single woman who has brought up allegations against her husband, having staff members attempt to ruin their lives at her direction.

Hillary Clinton and Saul Alinsky

But most noteworthy in my view, is that Hillary's mentor, Saul Alinsky, the individual she wrote her college thesis praising his ideas and objectives, is perhaps the most significant bully in recent political history.

Alinsky was a champion of a top bullying tactic; ridicule, noting "Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon.” There is no defense. It’s irrational. It’s infuriating. It also works as a key pressure point to force the enemy into concessions."

Another of his top rules from his book "Rules for Radicals, advises that "whenever possible, go outside the expertise of the enemy.” Look for ways to increase insecurity, anxiety and uncertainty." Other rules Alisnky recommended noted “The threat is usually more terrifying than the thing itself” and "Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.”

It is in fact actually Hillary Clinton that is the bully, not Donald Trump. She learned her lessons well from Mr. Alinsky, the architect of organizing through bullying the political landscape, and Hillary thought very highly of him.

Hillary Clinton is Saul Alinsky's disciple, and it is she who is the bully running for president.

Brilliant Barracuda

Sarah Palin once again has them dazed and confused. Yes, her recent bus tour led legions of lamestream media members to complain about everything from her bus speeding to injuries caused by the lack of a trip agenda being provided to those eager beltway detectives.

Why they concern themselves with someone whom they proclaim as an idiot at large is beyond me.

Anyhow, Palin really spun their top with a supposed error in comments she made about Paul Revere, he of the midnight wild ride fame. The glee streaming across the left wing media sites over her comments on Revere, even those outside the Soros umbrella, was astonishing.

Turns out, before the laughter even subsided, she was actually correct. This certainly caught those clamoring for some fun times of Palin bashing, including the bunch over at NPR, off guard.

The media are embarrassing, and their death is imminent. While the major networks are in the bag for the left, most heavily sponsored by George Soros, new media leaders are in rapid ascension, in Andrew Briebart's network of websites and of course, Glenn Beck, who recently launched "The Blaze" and GBTV.

My call is that Palin found a topic she could bait the media on to allow them to make fools of themselves, which they did in stunning fashion. Therefore, in considering a run in 2012, Palin has measured the appetite of the media in targeting her and at the same time further discredited them for once again allowing their cancerous bias to misrepresent the events of the day.

Should she run in 2012, this incident will offer her unlimited ammunition against those mediates who have the knives out for her.

A brilliant move for Sarah the Barracuda!