• Home
  • Diversity + Proximity = War: The Reference List
  • Shit Cuckservatives Say
  • The Sixteen Commandments Of Poon
  • Alpha Assessment Submissions
  • Beta Of The Year Contest Submissions
  • Dating Market Value Test For Men
  • Dating Market Value Test For Women
  • About

Chateau Heartiste

Feeds:
Posts
Comments
« IQology
Anti-Gentilism, Or Pro-Globalism? »

Realignment Elections

March 1, 2016 by CH

Realignment election years, like the Trumpening we are all currently experiencing, are usually accompanied by upheaval and uncertainty during the primaries, as multiple candidates jockey for small but persistently attainable slices of the delegate pie in a roiled and tumultuous electorate going through growing pains.

The most significant 20th Century realignment election was in 1932, when FDR ran against Herbert Hoover. Speaker of the House John Garner and former NY Governor Al Smith vied for the Democrat nomination along with Roosevelt. FDR never managed to get a 2/3rds majority in delegates (the rules were different then), so Smith and Garner stayed in the race for a long while, fueled by a hopeful expectation of later in the primary season pulling in enough votes to win.

To wrap up the nomination, FDR had to offer Garner the VP slot. The gambit worked.

The parallels to the Trump-Cruz-Rubio battle are striking. Consider Super Trumpday. Rubio wins one state (Swedeland, home of the goatse coat of arms) and that is just enough to keep him sticking around as the de facto GOPe foamboy. Cruz takes two states, but one is big and the other is a surprise win. Trump sweeps the rest of the states.

Although Trump leads the delegate count, he can’t yet win it all without concessions to drop out from the other candidates. The thin oxygen of hope that Cruz and Fruitio breathe inflates their egos, and hatreds are running so hot, and donor money flowing so freely to stump the Trump, that they won’t want to drop out until it’s truly, mathematically, over.

Trump could consider offering one of these two freak shows a plum spot in his administration in exchange for giving up their nomination run, but I don’t see that happening. It got personal between the three of them real fast; Cruz is still blatantly lying about Trump and Lubio’s been making very un-presidential jokes about Trump’s penis. All at the behest of the GOPe.

My prediction: This nomination battle is going all the way to the convention, and cucks will push for a brokered (broken) disenfranchisement of the voters they supposedly represent. At that point, all bets are off, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see blood, actual blood, spilled on the floor in Cleveland.

If it comes to that, my money is on the burly Trump shitlords to wipe the cuck off the faces of the effete GOPe manginas. And, oh yeah, Trump should run as a 3rd party candidate and kill off the “Do you disavow your Whiteness?!” Republicuck Party for good.

Share this:

  • Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)

Like this:

Like Loading...

Related

Posted in Current Events, Hope and Change | 272 Comments

272 Responses

  1. on March 1, 2016 at 10:08 pm The Spirit Within

    Somewhat level-headed political analysis from Narcissiste? Mine eyes doth deceive me. (squints, rereads)

    Donald Drumpf is selling a massively phony bill of goods, and you guys are buying. Check out his off-the-record comments to the NYT.

    You suckers are bending over for him faster than a cluster B fortysomething slore backstage at the Guns ‘n’ Roses reunion tour this summer.

    [CH: tsw, in fine form.
    1. jon leibowitz
    2. the supposed nybt “bombshell” was nothing more than trump saying the same thing he said in public during his campaign: that negotiation is a part of governing (duh).]

    LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 10:13 pm Philomathean

      Speak when spoken to, faggot.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 5:37 am Teutonick

        LMAO!!

        LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 10:15 pm Reb

      Check it out where?

      LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 10:23 pm cortesar

      Says an intellectual dwarf
      Perhaps Trump will prove himself to be a ruthless opportunist but that cannot undo the damage the he has already done to your ilk you retard
      If it cannot be great, America will never be the same again
      But that is not why you have been barking here for last 8 months
      You fear that you wrong and it is not Trump that you afraid of but the awaken multitude you and your ilk thought extinct
      Die faggot

      LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 10:31 pm Colonel Hogan

      @The Tampon Within
      As opposed to the bill of goods on the left? Just making sure that you’re seeing both sides. Don’t worry, sweetheart, Melania will be the first sec’y of femininity. You’ll learn alot.

      LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 10:56 pm betamaxx

      out of the Republican candidates trump is by far the alpha male and has hottest wife. But I can’t seem to trust him.

      I just hope Hillary drops out. I couldn’t bear the smear campaign that will follow if its Hillary and Trump.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:55 am Old Codger

        Remember, one of the key tactics of the Proggy Left (as taught by Alinsky) is to isolate their opposition by making them each feel individually as if they stand alone in their discontent and therefore they are somehow weird, out-of-step and at odds with or different from the “majority.” (Recall how Lenin named his followers “Bolsheviks” —the “majority”—-even though they were, in fact, a very small minority.)

        Say what you want about Donald Trump personally. (I do not really care what he stands for, either as a politician or as a man.) What I do care about is that he has fanned those flames of anger, letting all those across the political and class spectrums see that they do not stand alone in their anger and discontent with the Progressive Establishment.

        Trump smashes down those politically-correct barriers of isolation, reaching across all the artificial, Alinskyite barricades, establishing and showing that individual members of disparate groups are really standing with each other, in full majority opposition to the Progressive Establishment, and especially Proggy-Lite, i.e. the Republi-cuck Party, as currently constituted.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:23 am Some Guy

        Remember, one of the key tactics of the Proggy Left (as taught by Alinsky) is to isolate their opposition by making them each feel individually as if they stand alone in their discontent and therefore they are somehow weird, out-of-step and at odds with or different from the “majority.”

        That’s becoming increasingly difficult with the lateral communications enabled by the internet. And thank God for that.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:09 pm Jay Fink

        It would be the most entertaining election of a lifetime. I would love every second of it. Unlike the cucks, Trump wouldn’t be afraid at all to aggressively attack her.The best thing is finally I wouldn’t have to plug my nose when casting my vote.

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 11:36 am pulsotic

        @Old Codger
        Well said

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 5:12 pm Walter E Kurtz

        ” I can’t seem to trust him”

        Perhaps that’s why your name is betamax

        LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 11:21 pm paddy

      Confession: that ((( name-changers ))) are the ones calling Drumpf out, as if the mere act of changing a name is a big problem rather than the ((( subterfuge ))) that accompanies it, shows where their head is at.

      The ((( 6’2 Nordic God ))) seems very unhappy with Trump. Which makes me smile.

      [CH: if tsw started liking trump, i’d have to rethink my support.]

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 2:21 am uh

        Yea, evidently it thinks it’s being clever using Drumpf.

        German readers will recognize the fun old word “Trumpf”, which is cognate with our word “trump” — trump card, clincher, ace in the hole. No joke.

        Germanic nomenclature used to be whimsical like that. Example, on my English side there’s the surname Drinkwater, which goes straight back to the Domesday Book and probably referred to some legendary teetotaler.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 2:32 am uh

        Here’s another from memory: the English word “walk” has cognates, but none of them means to walk. You have camminare, marschieren, guliyat’ (Russian – this one comes from Altaic and exists in Japanese!), etc.

        Walk is actually derived from “wool”, and referred to the old practice of making felt by folding (< felt) by stomping on it. Ultimately it's derived from PIE *wele-, which also produced Sanskrit urna, Greek lenos, Latin lana "wool" / vellus "fleece", Russian vulna, Gaelic olann, etc.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 4:25 am whorefinder

      The Faggot within, daring to show his proven-liar face here? What, are you taking a break from molesting the children in your Hebrew School class?

      Faggot within rape!

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:17 am Captain Obvious

        > “molesting the children in your Hebrew School class”

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:44 am Greg Eliot

      The bombshell that turned into a firecracker… and a dud one at that.

      Strapon, do you NEVER tire of failing?

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:55 am Canadian Friend

        Like in those old cartoons where the coyote always fails at catching the road-runner, and ends up badly bruised and humiliated, the strapon within always fails, yet he comes here again and again convinced that this time he/she/it can win.

        beep beep! hahaha!

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:55 am The Straw

      Funny… Tampon Within has never come out and said what candidate she supports, just continues to shill against one you scares her…

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:58 am The Straw

        Of course her original lie was TRUMP was a Hillary ruse… What happened here?

        And evey one Jubio, Raffy Cruz etc. Saying TRUMP is a con artist etc.

        If he WAS a con artist why would he be spending his own money? He could have 100m tomorrow of dirty money.

        Please entertain me with your explications here…

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:39 am Greg Eliot

        Of course her original lie was TRUMP was a Hillary ruse… What happened here?

        Thanks for that reminder… it was so ridiculous at the time, I dismissed it immediately.

        Well, what say you, Strapon? Care to own up to any of your erstwhile half-assery?

        /NOW I’m asking you a goddamn thing rape!

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:12 am plumpjack

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:28 am The Spirit Within

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:21 am Greg Eliot

        The GifMeister knocks in another run…

        … and Strapon’s counter falls flaccid again.

        It’s getting so Las Vegas won’t even give odds anymore, the parry and thrust have become so predictable.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:07 am The Spirit Within

        Smegma, I don’t remember anybody anointing you judge of the Interwebz.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:12 am Greg Eliot

        And I don’t recall asking you a goddamn thing, Strapon.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:14 am The Spirit Within

      Delegate math is interesting. Trump actually fell far short of his expected delegate count. He took in 245 or so, while the other candidates combined took in about 320. That’s about 45% (despite winning 10 of the first 15 contests).

      The issue is this: It takes an outright majority of delegates to win the GOP nomination.

      Trump would apparently have to win 52 percent of the remaining delegates to claim the nomination. That’s doable but difficult with three or more candidates claiming delegates. Also, Trump’s path to nomination runs through Ohio and Florida, which are both large in delegate count AND (crucially) winner-take-all states. Kasich is governor of Ohio, while Rubio is senator from Florida.

      He can still be stopped, so you’d better not start sucking each other’s dicks just yet, gentlemen. (hat tip to QT)

      LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 7:38 am tteclod

        Liar.

        The delegate count was never estimated by any reputable source as so lopsided against Trump. Delegate distribution after Ted Cruz so-called victory in his so-called home state of Texas is as follows, care of Politico.

        319 Trump
        226 Cruz
        110 Rubio
        025 Kasich
        008 Carson
        004 Bush
        001 Fiorina
        001 Huckabee
        001 Paul

        Repeating my previous summary, with revisions, that’s 319 Trump versus 376 EVERY CUCK. Most of the southern states are done. Rubio cannot win outside Somali enclaves and states where Republicans can’t get the electoral votes for a general election. Cruz can’t win outside the south where his Churchian confidence game has willing victims – and he still didn’t carry majorities even with a closed establishment Oklahoma primary. Kasich will quit when he loses Ohio. Carson’s already out.

        Another guy said it well: New York, Florida, Ohio.

        Finally, one last detail. Trump voters won’t vote for a cuck. If ya’ll cunts are lucky, we’ll stay home election day.

        #TrumpOrRevolution

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 7:47 am Greg Eliot

        He can still be stopped, so you’d better not start sucking each other’s dicks just yet, gentlemen. (hat tip to QT)

        Queer metaphors and a hat tip to cuckmeister antiWhite Tarantino?

        Yenta, you make Amy Winehouse look like Grace Kelly.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:24 am Wrong Side of History

      TSW is a nerd.

      Of course he quivers at the thought of a Trumpian America.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 12:34 pm The Spirit Within

      Among all of Trump’s lies, he’s telling a few core truths about the GOP establishment. Namely that their populism is fake, that they’re bought and paid for by corporate donors, and that the media directly abets them in pulling the wool over voters’ eyes.

      Trump may be a fucking liar in the main, but he’s only winning right now because of the tiny handful of simple truths he’s telling. That’s what sets him apart from the rest.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:12 pm plumpjack

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:19 pm The Spirit Within

        plumpy gets that hot hot action

        http://giphy.com/gifs/dude-IE4my1dfCBfMc

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 5:46 pm Greg Eliot

        Plumpjack is the Trump of gifs… and Strapon is his Rubio.

        LZOZLZOZLZOZLZOZLZOZLOZLOZLOZ

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:23 pm Canadian Friend

        The Vomit Within,

        did you torture puppies when you were a kid?

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:31 pm hard9bf

      “Lubio’s been making very un-presidential jokes about Trump’s penis. All at the behest of the GOPe.”

      Isn’t mocking a man’s genital size a very sodomitic thing to do? Since when do men of normal sexuality even think about other men’s wang size? This is an obsession of sodomites and a tiny handful of stretched-out coalburners.

      LikeLike


  2. on March 1, 2016 at 10:09 pm Realignment Elections | Neoreactive

    […] By CH […]

    LikeLike


  3. on March 1, 2016 at 10:17 pm The Postman

    2016 might be a fun year to run for national delegate.

    LikeLike


  4. on March 1, 2016 at 10:19 pm Andrew Garcia Pursen

    Both parties have slumped in the deep.

    Funny how Cruz’s campaign is called ‘TrusTED’ yet there has been lies in his campaign.

    Oh, how sweetly different would it be had the South won, or at least, respected. My great grandfathers have not been forgotten.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 7:01 am The Straw

      TrusTed has to be repeated over and over because it is in doubt… Watch candidates with self focused campaign messaging.

      MAGA is different for many reasons…

      LikeLiked by 1 person


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:54 am cincinnatus

      The South went TRUMP (except for TX). It’s definitely respected now.

      LikeLiked by 1 person


  5. on March 1, 2016 at 10:20 pm Reb

    Trump should just give Cruz the SCOTUS Justice post in exchange for him dropping out and be done with it already. Little Rubio would get crushed in short order and if extra assurance was needed pick Kasich as VP and win Ohio. Easy AF.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:46 am Greg Eliot

      I think the Supreme Court might be the best use of Cruz.

      I’m still (((shakin’ mah haid))) as to what folks see in this Rubio clown… geez, Louise, he reeks of bought-and-paid-for a league off.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 7:50 am Some Guy

        Hes…hes…young! And…dynamic! (IOW, all style and no substance, just like the mulatto messiah.)

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:22 am Sean Fielding

        His ancestors were Catholic and he’s a White Hispanic, but still, I’d say he’d qualify as the first White Protestant male on SCOTUS in years.

        LikeLike


  6. on March 1, 2016 at 10:26 pm Exurban

    The Donald had a big night tonight. He’s on the way to becoming the first candidate to win a majority of the delegates in eight states, therefore meeting the requirement of Rule 40 of the Republican Party. He may even become the ONLY candidate to win majorities of the delegates in at least eight states, which would be funny. BTW after watching Rafael “Ted Cruz” Cuba blather I have come around to the Chateau consensus on him. The guy is freaking demented. He looks weird because he is weird.

    Blood on the floor at the GOP Convention? What about the Democratic convention? Maybe a little Black Lives Matter aggro just to stir the liberals up? Interesting that a heavy majority of the young Democrat SJWs are for Sanders, while the Hildabeast is getting a North Korean share of black votes.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:56 am evilwhitemalempire

      “Interesting that a heavy majority of the young Democrat SJWs are for Sanders, while the Hildabeast is getting a North Korean share of black votes.”
      ————————–

      Probably because, dumb as they may be, those young, white, SJWs are still a cut smarter than most blacks.
      That is they are smart enough to understand that the Hildabeast won’t take them as far left as they think things ought to go.
      But the black vote?
      Easy!

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 3:14 am Amasius

      Can you imagine how weird a Cruz vs. Clinton race would be? He’d get BTFO of course because he’s a blatant creep and no fence-sitters would go for him– which I guess is the second-best result for the Sheldon Adelsons of the world if Rubio can’t win.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 7:18 am mobiuswolf

      Cool. I thought we were the only ones. Cruz looks like a cheap mask.

      LikeLike


  7. on March 1, 2016 at 10:27 pm Realignment Elections – Manosphere.com

    […] Realignment Elections […]

    LikeLike


  8. on March 1, 2016 at 10:30 pm Dr Caveman

    How many Democratic votes would an independent Trump steal?

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 12:37 am Anonymous

      Me thinks he will definitely take some feel the bern voters…

      LikeLike


  9. on March 1, 2016 at 10:57 pm Sun Tzu

    Watch the interviews, All Hillary talk about is how she’ll beat Trump, Marco talks about how he’ll beat Trump, same as everyone else. While Trump talks about how he’ll make america great again.

    Trump is controlling the narrative. Every single time one of these cucks talk about “beating Trump” is just giving Trump free publicity and presenting Trump as the winner. And Trump pays nothing

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:29 am Sean Fielding

      Read and learn, The Sulkowicz Within.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:44 am mendo

        hahaha…great name for TSW

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:10 pm The Spirit Within

      Yes, narcissists have a way of making everything about themselves. You just noticed that?

      LikeLike


  10. on March 1, 2016 at 11:01 pm FuriousFerret

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CcgiM5gW0AAFU8C.jpg:large

    LikeLike


  11. on March 1, 2016 at 11:02 pm Maine Dad

    I read a news story where the reporter asked a young Bernout if he’d vote Hillary if she gets the nomination. He said in that case if he voted, it’d likely be for Trump. My first reaction was the kid was trolling her. Then I thought of my son, age 20, who said over the holidays that kids shouldn’t be allowed to vote until 25 or 26 b/c they are all clueless. They have no life experience. (He has delayed college, travelled the country on a motorcycle, did a year in the Merchant Marines, and is heading for a 4 month trip backpacking through Eastern Europe). But then it occurred to me, kids have no concept of socialism. They want somebody outside the establishment. That’s as far as they’ve thought. The country is a mess, they have no prospects, and they’re directed to bury themselves in debt by age 21. Bernie promises free college, free healthcare, and $15/hr starting pay. But if not Bernie, then Trump, the other outsider, promises jobs, less American involvement in wars, and greater personal safety. Trump could pull in a bunch of the young Bernouts. They’ll either vote him or stay home. Hillary is left with only the old hippies.

    LikeLike


    • on March 1, 2016 at 11:13 pm RS

      My daughter has noticed the same thing at her high school. All the kids that will be voting age at election time are waffling between Trump and Bernie.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:22 pm Jay Fink

        As different as Trump and Bernie are both politically and personality, I can understand the cross appeal. The establishment of their respective parties hate them, they are both populists, and are both genuine. I also see a lot of similarities between Hillary and Rubio. All of the sudden it’s not the stale red vs blue, it’s populist/nationalist vs establishment. Like the title of this blog post, it truly is a realignment election. I for one welcome this change.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:40 pm The Spirit Within

        @ Jay Fink

        Exactly.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 5:49 pm Greg Eliot

        So Strapon now agrees Trump is “genuine”?

        Or did her hamster happen to skip over that part before she had to come and second something said by one of her tribesmen?

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:37 pm The Spirit Within

        To me, it’s clear as day that Trump is a genuine con artist. It’s transparent. He’s true to himself.

        You evangelical clowns who’re voting for him are about as misguided as a SCUD missile. He’s the very antithesis of a religious person. But people want to believe what they want to believe, and proof to the contrary be damned.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:10 pm Some Guy

        You evangelical clowns who’re voting for him are about as misguided as a SCUD missile. He’s the very antithesis of a religious person. But people want to believe what they want to believe, and proof to the contrary be damned.

        They fucking KNOW he’s not really a Christian, dumbass. But they don’t care, because he’s right on the issues. Here let me have Tucker Carlson explain it to you:

        Evangelicals understand this better than most. You read surveys that indicate the majority of Christian conservatives support Trump, and then you see the video: Trump on stage with pastors, looking pained as they pray over him, misidentifying key books in the New Testament, and in general doing a ludicrous imitation of a faithful Christian, the least holy roller ever. You wonder as you watch this: How could they be that dumb? He’s so obviously faking it.

        They know that already. I doubt there are many Christian voters who think Trump could recite the Nicene Creed, or even identify it. Evangelicals have given up trying to elect one of their own. What they’re looking for is a bodyguard, someone to shield them from mounting (and real) threats to their freedom of speech and worship. Trump fits that role nicely, better in fact than many church-going Republicans. For eight years, there was a born-again in the White House. How’d that work out for Christians, here and in Iraq?

        Some friendly advice, strap: Get a dog and name him “clue,” and then you’ll finally have one.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:24 pm Greg Eliot

        They why did you tell Fink “exactly”… Fink said he was “genuine”.

        You really ought to work on that reading comprehension. Or did you just cream your jeans when you saw another Jew say something?

        No offense, Fink… what you said was fair enough… apparently Strapon didn’t really mean to say “exactly”, the yenta merely saw your name and the word Trump and assumed you were saying something awful.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:01 am Reb

      White Millennials are fukt

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:50 am Modsquad

      Hilary’s also left with the voting machines, so, you know.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:27 am retrophoebia

      I talked with a huge lefty at my workplace… Good guy, common sense otherwise… Says he’d vote for Bernie first, then Trump, and refuse to vote HRC because she’s terrible and a lawbreaker.

      Anecdotal but still…

      LikeLike


  12. on March 1, 2016 at 11:06 pm Southern Man

    Glad to say that my state was the surprise win for Cruz.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 12:39 am Anonymous

      fag

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:02 am Reb

      ?? Neither were surprise

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:24 am Greg Eliot

      The only thing surprising is that someone would make that statement.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 11:09 am Reb

        Lol

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:55 am Chuck Steak

      Texan, here. Absolutely embarrassed. At least we’re not Faggesota, though. We didn’t cuck for that guy, thankfully.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 11:12 am Reb

        My dad is a cuckservative who listens to Hugh Hewitt. So he tells me the reason Trump lost in Texas was bc of the KKK comment with Jake Tapper. That sounds retarded to me. Anyway Trump tied Rubio in minorty voters in Texas.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:18 am Southern Man

      Our Ds were also about the only state to vote for the honest socialist instead of the lying felon, so we’ve got that going for us as well.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 12:48 pm Sean Fielding

      https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS9mcQg73aJT4HvVrA_r85nC6VOIyCBxkWvrAx9gS022xWs3fPS

      LikeLike


  13. on March 2, 2016 at 12:21 am jr

    Youtube leading with a clip of Stephen Colbert playing the grand wizard of the KKK theme with Trump’s picture.

    All the candidates besides Trump, including Hillary, want to start a nuclear war with Russia and Trump is being attacked by the media because one guy in a bedsheet voted for him.

    http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/03/01/how-the-gop-insiders-plan-to-steal-the-nod-from-trump/ great article and interview with Roger Stone eg in NY, trump might sweep the delegates but he doesn’t get to choose the delegates etc etc.

    I bet Trump would win a three way race against her. I wonder what effect breaking his pledge would mean.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:39 pm Mike Street Station

      “All the candidates besides Trump, including Hillary, want to start a nuclear war with Russia and Trump is being attacked by the media because one guy in a bedsheet voted for him.”

      Good comment. That boils the entire election down to a single sentence.

      LikeLike


  14. on March 2, 2016 at 1:15 am Corsair

    Tonight while leaving work, I overheard a male colleague comforting a female colleague, who was distraught at the thought of Trump as our [future and inevitable] President. Her: early 20s, HB6. Him: mid to late 40s, overweight, white – blue eyes, pale skin, clearly wants to bang her, and not a trace of alpha about him.

    The comment I overheard, that nearly caused me to explode, and was probably lifted verbatim from a Jizzable article: “The people who are supporting Trump are a just bunch of angry old white men, that’s all. They’re scared because their time is over. But it is over, their part in history is finished. We’re never going back to those kind of times.” (Followed by more vomit-inducing blather about don’t you worry your pretty little head, etc.)

    What a traitor. Men who would trade their heritage for pussy deserve neither.

    His grandfathers would have voted for Trump. I know mine would have. And red-pilled me is pretty damn certain she’s never going to sleep with him.

    Inner Trump Game >>>>> Trump Comfort Game

    LikeLike


    • on March 5, 2016 at 7:36 am Some Guy

      His grandfathers would have voted for Trump. I know mine would have. And red-pilled me is pretty damn certain she’s never going to sleep with him.

      LOFL, I know! As soon as I got through the second paragraph of your post, I said to myself, “I bet that dumb bitch went home that night with some knuckle-dragging, 90-I.Q. nigger diversity director and will be crying on that chump’s shoulder the next morning about how he kicked her ass out of bed and called her vulgar names when she wanted to cuddle after sex. Then she’ll go fuck him again.”

      What a maroon!

      LikeLike


    • on March 5, 2016 at 7:50 am Greg Eliot

      I’m glad I didn’t hear that dweeb talking like that…

      … then again, I’m an angry old White man…

      … but we’ll see whose time is over, chum. 😡

      LikeLike


  15. on March 2, 2016 at 1:28 am dustydog

    Yea for President Hillary! Trump is a mafia-connected far left liberal, but Hillary has the support of the cook-the-books corrupt civil service. The US House of Representatives and the Supreme Court will throw it her way, if it comes to that.

    Trump will win the popular vote of votes cast by eligible citizens who vote once, but that won’t get him to 48% of the electoral college.

    Trump supporters know what they want, and what they want is Hillary!

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:55 am Parachutist

      Trump supporters know what they want. And if they’re not allowed to elect him, they might just crown him.

      There’s a very slim path to peace and prosperity, and I hope we manage to stay on it.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:50 am Greg Eliot

      Aren’t you the clown who predicted a 5th place finish for Trump in SC?

      What else you got, Nostradumbass?

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:10 am Unacknowledged_Legislator

        DD might be a blue-haired bull dyke, the only segment of the population voting for the cankled carpet-muncher. In 08′ when I rolled out of the office building occupied top-to-bottom by a Tier 1 Def Contractor in Chantilly, a veritable who’s who captured the Marriott next door and kicked out the staff. No press allowed, no reporting on it in the WaPo. None. Black ops everywhere, state, local and Feds. This is where cankles acquiesced to the Marxist-in-Chief in a backroom deal. Maybe the sheep aren’t so dumb anymore, and maybe the interwebz and shining the light on these god forsaken cockraoches. CH is right about DC being a hermetically sealed club around the beltway. Long popcorn & poolside.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:04 am Old Codger

      Buy a dog, name him “Clue”. The you’ll have one!

      Works for all the short bus riders, such as yourself!

      LikeLike


  16. on March 2, 2016 at 2:03 am Ripp

    i smell a ratchet job with Oklahoma. Cruz posted th lowest poll results by a 50pt margin under Trump, then all of a sudden wins?

    fivethirtyj3w has Trump with 68% chance of winning, with the weighted national polls. even better chance with the local state polling.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:08 am Ripp

      and cruz magically leap frogs to first place?

      bullsh1t.

      something doesnt seem right. i smell a big estAblishment push to keep all 4 under trump in the race and fix whatever results they can.

      Mr. Trump, stay frosty. get those lawyers deployed.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:20 am Ripp

      heres some great info for the cucks and bernout sh1tlibs: Trump is spending the least. l…lolz…such a slap in the face.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:09 am Greg Eliot

        Now hold on a goll-dang minute!

        Nobody said nuthin’ about Jill Stein running! That’s a game-changer, right thar!

        /That’s a show… there’s your show rape!

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:14 pm Ripp

        I think I know what the GOP jewstablishment is going to do:

        cheat on elections where they can, spin the media to minimize the truth, thrn force the nomination into a brokered convetion and hand it to cruz.

        Watch your back Mr Trump. stay frosty.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:15 pm Ripp

        “going to try” is what I meant.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 4:17 am Experienced Father

      Ripp,

      What you saw was an all out effort by Cruz’s Texas machine and it took OK from Trump fair and square, just like it did the Iowa caucus.

      Gov Greg Abbot supporting Cruz in Texas meant Cruz could put a large percentage of his North Texas get out the vote ‘boots on the ground’ with evangelicals in Oklahoma with Abbot’s people helping in Texas.

      Sitting governors of big states can swing their states to presidential candidates of their choice, and in Texas’ case, they can swing Oklahoma as well as Texas.

      Arkansas was too far away from the DFW for Abbot’s support to be able to help Cruz.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:26 am Captain Obvious

        That’s the same worthless crippled piece of sh!t cuck who failed to seize Antonin Scalia’s remains and perform an autopsy. My respect for that state is sinking to all-time lows.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 7:21 am Sentient

        Nothin fair and square about Cruz in Iowa… Lowest of the low.

        The fix last night though was the caucus in MN. Which had to come through after the RU-BO VA loss came out.

        Caucus rape!

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:25 am Big-Al

        I suspected Oklahoma would go with Trump, being what is possibly the most conservative state in the US. Abbott’s support in Texas probably is what swung the vote in OK

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:27 am Big-Al

        @CO

        Abbott’s facebook page doesnt paint him as a worthless piece of scum, but the Scalia incident does stink to high heaven

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:08 pm Ripp

        @ex father

        disagree. the swing in the data doesnt jive. rubio and trumps #s make sense given his polling. not buying that cruz sent out some phone calls and tv ads and gained 4x in support.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:15 am Reb

      A lot of voter frauf reports out there. The plan seems to be to just get to a brokered convention then bribe the delegates easy peasy. It won’t end well for the GOP if that happens. They think they are divided now under Trump?

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:09 pm The Spirit Within

      It’s because the Oklahoma primary only allows registered Republicans. All the new voters who’ve been stirred up by Drumpf’s flapping gums were ineligible to participate in the primary.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:36 pm Reb

        You can still register as GOP.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:47 pm Mace Dindu

        They’ll be voting in November, faggot.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 2:59 pm The Spirit Within

        Not if they’re ignorant of that law, or late deciders, or lazy.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:53 pm Reb

        Easy AF. http://www.canivote.org/

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:06 pm Ripp

        strapon within:

        speak when spoken too little tranny j3w troll.

        no way cruz won honestly. rubio was beating him in the ‘state only’ polls up until the election.

        i recall you crying months ago about Trump…and hes still here. go spank off your lover boy to hillary clinton speeches.

        LikeLike


  17. on March 2, 2016 at 2:09 am Captain Obvious

    > “Rubio wins one state (Swedeland, home of the goatse coat of arms) and that is just enough to keep him sticking around as the de facto GOPe foamboy.” ——— There is something horribly, horribly wrong with those far-Northern Lutherans. A complete absence of common sense, skepticism, insight, curiosity, intellectual irascibility. With the Lutherans, it’s just “Show me the Kool-Aid!”

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:24 am Ripp

      ^jeb bush campaign HQ

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:32 am Amasius

      They’re race-blind almost to the point of full literality. Absolutely no sense of in-group and out-group distinctions. “People are people.”

      How have they even lasted this long?

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:03 am Captain Obvious

        > “How have they even lasted this long?” ——— The only thing I can figure is that better people used to control the megaphone, so that the Lutherans of an earlier era must have been weaned on a much higher quality of indoctrination. But then the Eskimos got control of the megaphone, and began preaching an entirely different indoctrination…

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 6:08 am Captain Obvious

        What I keep wondering is whether Der Fuhrer realized this – that a huge portion of his populace wasn’t supporting him because of any organic desire for his vision of the future, but rather they were simply supporting him BECAUSE HE WAS TELLING THEM TO SUPPORT HIM [and because he had a monopoly on the telling of it – there wasn’t any competition to indoctrinate them in any other fashion].

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 7:32 am Captain Obvious

        Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota is responsible for the Somali chaos in St. Cloud http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3399943/posts

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:00 am Pwn

        Luther himself thought Austria should be taken over by the turks because the latter were considered by Luther to be the scourge of God. Faggy Christians through and through. I suppose the Jews and the Frankfurt school are responsible.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:19 am Greg Eliot

        Luther himself thought Austria should be taken over by the turks because the latter were considered by Luther to be the scourge of God. Faggy Christians through and through. I suppose the Jews and the Frankfurt school are responsible.

        Jeez, Louise… you keep repeating this disinformation every third or forth thread.

        Luther, in his hyperbole, chastised the Christian establishment of his time, yes.

        But if you’re trying to sell that he actually wanted the Turks to overrun any part of Europe, you’re the usual suspect sort of squid inker… that is, a damned liar.

        And as far as that “I suppose the Jews…” snide-bar attempt to deflect goes, tell us all how Herr Luther felt about them… or was he just another paranoid antisemite in need of psychiatric help?

        Can’t have it both ways, mate.

        (((shakin’ mah haid)))

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:41 am Putin

      “A complete absence of common sense, skepticism, insight, curiosity, intellectual irascibility. With the Lutherans, it’s just “Show me the Kool-Aid!”

      It was sad to see that.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:18 am Reb

      White man doing his part there. Jonesville

      LikeLike


  18. on March 2, 2016 at 3:00 am Realignment Elections | Reaction Times

    […] Source: Heartiste […]

    LikeLike


  19. on March 2, 2016 at 3:18 am Rob

    Lubio for the the wood-chipper!

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 3:29 am Amasius

      Marco Rubio’s theme song:

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 4:26 am whorefinder

        Fool. That’s the Faggot Within’s ringtone.

        Faggot within rape!

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 7:32 am Hugo Stiglitz.

        “That’s the Faggot Within’s ringtone.”

        Close.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:40 pm Reb

      LikeLike


  20. on March 2, 2016 at 4:03 am Driver

    Trump for the win, damn right.

    The GOP is getting to the point where they are past delusional. They are thinking of calling up Romney as a third option to replace Trump? This idea has to be the worst of ideas that they have come up with to date.

    If Trump is denied at the convention, then watch for him to go independent and make the GOP pay for it along with the win.

    People hated Romney so that’s a no go for him. Romney is another established candidate…it’s why so many people hated him.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:36 am trav777

      the GOP needs to collapse. If it does, the Dems will collapse of their own weight soon thereafter.

      Chaos must ensue

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:29 pm Nads

      If Trump wants to independent, he had better go quickly. It takes time to get on the ballot as a third party candidate. Then there are the ‘sore loser’ rules that prevent third party candidate runs by people who appeared on primary ballots of other parties.

      LikeLike


  21. on March 2, 2016 at 4:30 am whorefinder

    Last night was the first night I’ve ever jacked off five times to an election result…and still went to bed with a raging boner.

    I predict that, in nine months (so roughly end of November/beginning of December), we will have a mini-baby boom amongst white, gentile men and their ladies, which alone should terrify the Faggot Within’s of the world.

    Trump: better for white men’s boners than Cialis.

    Trump for victory rape!

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 5:45 am Scanman

      Don’t underestimate the power (or the treachery) of the people who own this country: http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/03/01/how-the-gop-insiders-plan-to-steal-the-nod-from-trump/

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 7:44 am whorefinder

        I foresee an assassination attempt, and a very serious one at that.

        Lee Harvey Oswald rape!

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:50 am mendo

        If and when that does happen, that’s it, it’s chaos all over the place. Shit will be divided like never before. WAR!

        LikeLike


  22. on March 2, 2016 at 4:36 am Vernon

    http://nypost.com/2016/03/01/my-husband-loves-donald-trump-and-its-breaking-my-heart/

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:05 am Guy Stumpman

      I read that story and I think the problem she should be concerned with is her fat ass breaking that couch. Honestly what does that guy see in her? She said her mother was a muslim which explains her hatred of Trump and it’s too bad she’s not practicing the faith because if there was ever a good argument for a burka or niqab she’s one.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 11:38 am Guest

        Agreed. If he isn’t already fucking some hot dish on the side he soon will be, and rightly so.

        Let’s see . . .
        Unnatural dyed hair . . . check.
        Obese . . . check.
        Fugly tats . . . check.

        There’s only one reason for a 40 year old white woman to support Ben Carson. Dude, turn this sow loose and let her chase after the black cock she craves.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:01 am cincinnatus

      But she won’t leave him. But she better lose some weight.

      I mean… look at that smirk on his face.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:02 pm Some Guy

      LOL, That bitch has a face like John Travolta.

      LikeLike


  23. on March 2, 2016 at 5:20 am Hlad Jako Vlk

    There are a lot of politicians whose micropeen swells to the size of their thumb when they think of Obama busting up a chifferobe for their wife. Rubio is the one licking his lips and thinking of the black cock in that image.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:56 am Greg Eliot

      Now THAT’S a Mocking, bird.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:37 am trav777

      Obama likes to be sucked off by older white men. He doesn’t like women

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 12:58 pm Sean Fielding

      A nadržený jako kon.

      LikeLike


  24. on March 2, 2016 at 5:35 am uh

    Trying to put the elections in context for my dim old dad:

    “Hillary is our collective ex-wife: trying to extort as much as possible from us on the lie that we’ve abused women.”

    LikeLike


  25. on March 2, 2016 at 5:39 am trashman1

    Can we start a new hashtag on Twitter or something? Maybe like… #DemVotersSoWhite, like that #OscarsSoWhite tag.

    The major reason that Hillary is doing so well is because there is no black candidate to entice the black people to vote. In states, with more than 10% black population, with primaries (not caucuses) where the vote can be measured, primary vote is down 29.6% from 2008 if you don’t include Texas (11.9% black), 32.6% if you include it (2016 Texas Dem Primary vote count was down an astounding 50.5%). In states with less than 10% black population, primary vote total is down only 13.8%, half as much as “black” states.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 5:43 am trashman1

      Quick fix. 29.6/32.6% and 13.77% is from averaging the percents from states, treating them with equal weight (in other words, something like the Electoral College Vote, where 1 vote doesnt equal 1 vote). If, instead, I add up the vote totals from those states and measure the drop, the drop is a bit more astounding. In white states, it is -10.9%. In black states, with Texas it is -37.7%, -28.7% without.

      LikeLike


  26. on March 2, 2016 at 6:52 am McGonzo

    I came to the brokered convention conclusion a couple weeks ago. It’s become apparent that the “establishment doesn’t get it” is BS. This is their livelihoods. They knew full well that Trump was on a roll, and they are ready to do anything to stop him. Maybe because they are so totally owned by their masters, maybe it’s principles, who knows. Does not matter. I believe that given the stark choice between a busted up GOP and a Trump GOP, they would chose the former. I expect Cruz and Rubio to stay in the race to the convention in an attempt to foster that very thing – either the GOP kills Trump or Trump kills the GOP.

    And even if the cucks win, this will have been the most significant challenge mounted yet. This goes back a ways, not just to the Tea Party but to Ross Perot and the Reform Party. If this fails, it is reasonable to me to expect the next insurgency to be victorious.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 7:12 am Sentient

      I think RU-BO is out with a Florida loss and a Kasich or TRUMP win in OH… Kasich will get the GOP support then if he wins. It’s the only reason they are allowing him to stay in.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:32 am uh

      This is 100% accurate.

      “The establishment doesn’t get it” is a euphemism used by the punditry to dodge saying just that: the Republican elite are worried about their careers.

      This is all it comes down to — the status anxiety of a bunch of droopy whiteskin betas with a bit of lobbyist money.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 4:18 pm Emil

        @ U

        “This is all it comes down to — the status anxiety of a bunch of droopy whiteskin betas with a bit of lobbyist money.”

        Your verbiage, whether intentional or not, is a deflection.

        The Republican elite are much more than “betas with a bit of lobbyist money.” The party “establishment” is, as everywhere it now seems, the Jewish oligarchy, in this case the Republican Jewish Council, consisting of dual-citizen Zionist billionaires, of whom the most dominant is casino and media tycoon Sheldon Adelson whose estimated net worth exceeds $29 B and who presides over the periodic pilgrimage of grovelling presidential hopefuls competing for his donations, including Christy, Rand, Rubio, and of course Bush. Not sure about Kasich and Scott.

        LikeLike


    • on March 3, 2016 at 5:37 pm relampagofurioso

      By the time another insurgency is mounted we will be living in the North American Union, one of the proposed “kingdoms” of the New World Order.

      LikeLike


  27. on March 2, 2016 at 6:54 am dustydog

    What America needs, is a good strong flu epidemic, to wipe out everyone over the age of 65 before late October.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 6:59 am Greg Eliot

      Make sure you kiss your aunties and mee-maw good-bye properly… and say something nice at the funerals.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 7:14 am PA

        If those aunties and meemaws are worth anything, they’ll understand.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:05 am cincinnatus

      Old white men are voting for Trump in droves.

      Old white women… sure. Maybe it can be genetically engineered to be sex-selective.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 5:50 pm themanofmystery2

      Actually, the Spanish Flu Epidemic wiped out healthy young adults disproportionately because of the body’s own overwhelming response to viral infection, called “cytokine Storm.” Cytokines are inflammatory molecules released by white blood cells that cause fever, vasodilation, and oxidative damage to foreign invaders. That oxidative damage also messes up healthy cells as collateral damage. Too much oxidative stress on the body = shock and death.

      Careful what you wish for.

      https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1918_flu_pandemic

      LikeLike


  28. on March 2, 2016 at 7:00 am wolfie65

    Cruz winning Texas isn’t a surprise, would have been very embarrassing if he hadn’t.
    Which means Rush won’t shut up about him until Trump has enough delegates to make it mathematically impossible for Mr. Conservative to go anywhere.
    Minnesota may just be a lost cause, between the Somalis and Rubio….ouch.
    When’s the last time anyone who actually looked like a Viking played for the Vikings?
    If they do broker the convention, I hope Trump does run as a 3rd party independent
    It would likely mean Hillary becomes pres – followed by the first time since….the 1930’s?…… there are riots by White people on the streets of America – and a defeat so humiliatingly crushing for whoever the GOP puppet is that the party will have to retreat to their golf courses and stay there forever.
    Or until the Syrian refugees take the walls and chop ’em all down.
    Guess we’ll find out soon who really runs Flahredah, Mahrris – Cubans or retirees from Brooklyn.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 7:42 am Scanman

      Degenerate, deracinated Scandinavians are one of the saddest spectacles of the modern age. Too ashamed by their own life force/survival instinct to even acknowledge it.

      Feels bad man.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 4:45 pm Emil

        Agree. Makes my blood boil.

        My paternal granddad’s family immigrated from Sweden and my maternal grandma’s family from Norway. One of my sisters, a veterinarian, loves BO, the other, a retired bank executive, (along with her Scando professor hubby) snubbed Paul and voted neocon Bush. My older cousin – retired professor and Reserve Army officer – whom I regarded like an older brother during my childhood, married a feminist Methodist minister and is a full-blown Sanders supporter.

        The only member of my entire family I can talk to about WN matters is my 96 yo Mom, but, bless her heart, she has trouble remembering the details of our discussions.

        However, she does comprehend my rants about feminism and the need for a White Homeland. When we first talked about Harold Covington’s books, she got it immediately.

        Also she refused to retired from her law practice (mostly probates and wills) until about two years. She said the profession was ruined because it had become dominated by ignorant, badly dressed, arrogant women and by female judges who don’t know the law.

        LikeLike


  29. on March 2, 2016 at 7:11 am private joker

    I agree. If the cucks are betting on a brokered convention, they are in for a rude awakening with Trump and his supporters. No candidate other than Trump has any kind of experience with WWE wrestling. Plus, Trump has the NASCAR endorsement.

    LikeLike


  30. on March 2, 2016 at 7:20 am onmyway

    I see many articles claiming big victory for Trump, but I’m not convinced. He got busted in TX, trailing Cruz by 17% (on the bright side, Rubio finished under 20%, so he won’t steal the delegates) and lost OK, where he was projected to win easily. Wins in VA, VT and AR were just by a tiny margin, so they look good on paper, but delegate-wise he’s splitting most of them (on the bright side, he also lost OK and AK by a tiny margin).

    Very convincing wins in AL, TN, GA, MA, outperforming the polls and getting delegate majorities behind his belt. I think, overall, Trump did well in the proportional states, given he’s in a three-way race, however 9 out of 11 was within his reach yesterday. Turnouts are insane and cucks can whine in their newspapers as much as they want to; TRUMP is a national movement among all demographics.

    Question to the experts here — how does Trump’s stock look in northern states like OH, IL, NC, NY, NJ, PA, MI, IN? Most of them are winner-take-all states with a lot to win and a lot to lose. Cruz’s performance in NH, VT and MA was very weak, so it seems to me like the Leightweight Chocker is Trump’s main opponent there (and Kasich?)…

    Also, how about CA? It’s 171 delegates, a really healthy and needed boost.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:41 am uh

      “He got busted in TX, trailing Cruz by 17%”

      Home-state advantage. Wait until the New York primary. If there isn’t a major upset by then, do you see Cruz doing nearly as well there as Trump did in Texas?

      “how does Trump’s stock look in northern states like OH, IL, NC, NY, NJ, PA, MI, IN?”

      He could lose OH for the same reason, but he is way ahead in the polls right now. NY/NJ no contest Trump. Always way ahead in PA as of now.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:49 am uh

      Here’s some informal data on his lead in Indiana: https://www.isidewith.com/2016-republican-primary-poll/801555698/9333314

      I don’t see the good uneducated white trash of IN going for the loser greaseballs, or for that placating bag of flesh Kasich.

      Promise you Trump is also going to sweep Maine for the same reason: https://www.isidewith.com/2016-republican-primary-poll/801555698/9333319

      LikeLike


  31. on March 2, 2016 at 7:35 am Laguna Beach Fogey

    GOP civil war.

    Time to sharpen your shivs.

    #killacuck

    LikeLike


  32. on March 2, 2016 at 7:56 am Oliver

    There will be a lot of fun and amusement in 2016 – and for sure some lessons to be learnt.

    LikeLike


  33. on March 2, 2016 at 7:59 am tteclod

    We all keep talking here about one or the other Republican candidate “winning” a state. No candidate has crossed the 50% threshold. Not even Trump, who reached 49% in Massachusetts.

    What does that mean? delegate count is EVERYTHING. Currents counts are

    285 Trump
    161 Cruz
    087 Rubio
    025 Kasich
    008 Carson
    004 Bush
    001 Fiorina
    001 Huckabee
    001 Paul

    If it’s every cuck against Trump, then the race is 288 Cuckservative to 285 Trump.

    So, if we’re going to a convention, with whom would Trump negotiate? Cruz? Rubio? Kasich? Bush? All those guys are declared confirmed enemies. Fiorina, Huckabee, and Paul lack the delegates to make a difference.

    If there is a VP candidate that can burn Clinton’s race card, it’s Carson. If there’s a VP candidate that can shame Rubio’s minority status claims, it’s Carson. If there’s a candidate that can nail Cruz’ hypocritical Churchian lies to a cross, it’s Carson.

    Even my mom likes Carson. She’ll never vote for a ‘spic.

    Coal-burner vote?

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:18 am onmyway

      The ratio is about to get worse since Cruz still hasn’t been awarded his congressional district delegates in TX. And he’s gonna get a lot of them.

      There is also a requirement of winning delegate majorities in 8 states. I don’t see Rubio getting there.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:51 am uh

      Gentlemen, gentlemen — New York, Florida, Ohio!

      We’ll be fine.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:08 am cincinnatus

      Trump will pick up some winner-take-all states such as FL, NY, and CA which will put him over the top. He’s consistently ahead by 15 to 20 points in FL over Rubio, and unlike OK, FL is well-polled, so the last-minute deciders won’t be able to help Rubio.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:42 am trav777

      no more niggers

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:14 pm Ripp

        +1

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 7:43 am tteclod

        My father said the worst thing Obama did to black Americans was get elected

        …and he’s not even descended from slaves.

        I fear that one day we’ll have the choice between an honest and competent black man and shrill feminist, and we’ll elect the feminist. Clarence Thomas appointment hearings come to mind.

        LikeLike


  34. on March 2, 2016 at 8:09 am Enfant Terrible

    I’m surprised that, of all places, Trump lost Texas. Ted Cruz might be a very intelligent guy, but he also comes across as sneaky little weasel, the type that smiles at you while stabbing you in the back, whereas Donald Trump seems like the type of guy you could do deal based on a handshake alone. I’d imagined Texans would see right through Ted Cruz holier than thou BS facade, and not vote for that bastard, but I guess not, which is too bad.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:34 am tteclod

      The biggest factor is that most Texans are loath to vote for non-Texans. Too bad they don’t comprehend that Cruz isn’t a Texan any more than Glenn Beck is a Texan.

      When I was a child, there was a huge billboard at the southern border of Oregon. It read, “California Go Home!” There are many who claim to be Texans in Texas who aren’t Texan, and can’t even trace ancestry in the state back before 1940, much less before Spindletop. Rafael Cruz is one of those.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:45 am Enfant Terrible

        Thanks for the explanation. It’s too bad Texans chose to vote for Ted Cruz based on him (supposedly) being a Texan, instead of who’s best suited for the job of being President. Ted Cruz is obviously a highly intelligent individual but, personally, I see him as being a man with no scruples whatsoever, and therefore not the type of person you’d want running the country. There are plenty of those already in congress and in the senate already.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:44 am Chuck Steak

        I have ancestry here going back to the early 1860s (though most of my lineage came in the 1880s). The Yanks that move down here and claim to be Texan are annoying.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:21 pm tteclod

        I’m the same. There may be some that are pre-statehood, but I can’t confirm it. Half appear to be antebellum Texas settlers, half post-bellum north Florida crackers. The county they settled, Upshur, was Caddo and then Cherokee until 1839, so that precludes Texas independence, in any case.

        People forget how empty the west of this country was between US independence and about 1900.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 11:10 am cincinnatus

        “Too bad they don’t comprehend that Cruz isn’t a Texan any more than Glenn Beck is a Texan.”

        True. But those who did know voted Trump.

        LikeLike


  35. on March 2, 2016 at 8:14 am tteclod

    Another thought:

    Shivs are great for the self-condemned poz’d pestilent cancer that is most of the Democrat and Cuckservative population, but what of those deceived Churchians who keep voting for Cruz? What about the guy that can’t see that Glenn Beck and his ilk are card-carrying Mormon cult members? What about the folks that think Ben Shapiro’s religion is something less than a curse upon the earth? What about the black woman who’s choice of available men excludes most of the male population of her whole race? What about the black man who’s ashamed of the behavior of his co-ethnics? What about the Hispanic who filed all the paperwork, satisfied all the requirements for naturalized citizenship, AND DUMPED THE TOXIC CULTURE OF HIS BIRTH-COUNTRY so his kids might have a chance at a decent future in an Anglophone nation. What about the second-generation half-Asian wife who’s kid’s look like her Caucasian husband? What about the young Asian guy who bucked his parent’s “be a doctor” advice and got a MBA to go work as an executive.

    We must capture hearts.

    LikeLike


  36. on March 2, 2016 at 8:17 am theasdgamer

    Carson fucked up with the NRA. He’s done now and ever.

    LikeLike


  37. on March 2, 2016 at 8:23 am Captain Obvious

    The Day the Republican Party Ruptured | Politico | 3/2/2016 | ELI STOKOLS | http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3404150/posts

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:25 am Captain Obvious

      Trump had just razed Ted Cruz’s Southern firewall and left Marco Rubio gasping as Chris Christie, the former alpha male he’s turned into his own obsequious warm-up act, introduced his former rival as “Mr. Trump.”

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 8:27 am Captain Obvious

        Eskimo Stokols expropriating Dark Enlightenment lingo for its Narrative.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:26 am plumpjack

      lovely lol article over at dailystormer:
      http://www.dailystormer.com/jews-enter-panic-mode-over-rise-of-glorious-leader/

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:09 am Captain Obvious

        It is a war the GOP as we know it may not survive, “a big and strong fight going on about the future of the Republican Party as intense as we’ve ever seen,” said Pete Wehner, a veteran of the George W. Bush White House who has savaged Trump of late. “A Trump victory would be catastrophic to the Republican Party and a terrible danger to the republic itself. If he wins the presidency, you may see the efforts to form a new party.”

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:10 am Captain Obvious

        Pete Wehner, a veteran of the George W. Bush White House who has savaged Trump of late

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:37 pm Captain Obvious

        Kristol Lays Out Strategy to Give White House to Hillary: Trump ‘Shouldn’t Win’ http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3404167/posts

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:38 pm Captain Obvious

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:45 pm Captain Obvious

        Here’s how Rubio and Cruz can still take down Trump | March 2, 2016 | By John Podhoretz | http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3404102/posts

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:46 pm Captain Obvious

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:42 pm Captain Obvious

        The Goldwater-Mondale Candidate | Commentary Magazine | February 29, 2016 | John Podhoretz | http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-gop/3404286/posts

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:34 pm Aufeis

        Solid, Captain. Don’t let up.

        LikeLike


  38. on March 2, 2016 at 8:26 am skyline (@diazskyline)

    A humble letter to Donald Trump from Mexico

    http://elcerebrohabla.com/2016/03/01/a-humble-letter-to-donald-trump-supporters-from-mexico/

    LikeLike


  39. on March 2, 2016 at 8:28 am whorefinder

    Had a flash of genius this morning while lifting, baby:

    Trump should choose Ann Coulter as his VP, and do it RIGHT NOW:

    https://whoresoftheinternet.wordpress.com/2016/03/02/trump-vp-ann-coulter-and-make-the-pick-right-now/

    Thinking 3-D rape!

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:08 am Greg Eliot

      As much as that’s a fun scenario (they could do the next Snarknado movie together), I think that’s too much fire and not enough ice.

      Trump has to pick someone a bit more to the center, I imagine… if that person then passes away in office, he can pick Coulter as replacement. 😉

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:20 am whorefinder

        While I think that “too much fire and not enough ice” is a logical caveat…

        that’s 2-D thinking, not 3-D. Check out my post for more.

        Forget the 2-D rape!

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:44 am Greg Eliot

        You make some interesting points…

        But I think Trump doesn’t need a woman running mate bona fides to get his fair share of women voters… the fem harpies won’t be swayed, no matter what he does… and the rest o’ the gals seem to already be wet for him.

        Plus Coulter, as much as I’d like to see her shred Hillary, will be up to her behind in alligators over that antisemite crap.

        Maybe I am stuck in 2D, but I was part of the Pac Man generation, so there’s that.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 9:54 am PA

        A convincing argument.

        Other recent examples of successful VP picks that defied conventional wisdom :

        Gore in 92. Also young, electorally redundant as a fellow Southerer.

        Cheney in 00. No electoral value, a senior bureaucrat rather than someone with election experience

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 4:39 pm V

        talk about making america great again!
        and if not vp, well, he doesnt have to name and pick his cabinet members until after the election

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:45 am Greg Eliot

      Let’s not jump the gun now… perhaps we should take a long, hard look at this Jill Stein.

      /deadpan rape!

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 12:01 pm mendo

      Interesting analysis, WF. Good read.

      LikeLike


  40. on March 2, 2016 at 8:37 am Putin

    We will see. Right now Trumps biggest enemy is …surprise, the neocons. Isn’t that interesting. No human is right all the time but good God is it hard for some to admit when they have bee wrong. Saying it is not the blacks, Jew or liberals fault does not make you a black, Jew or liberal. The fact of the matter is the veil has truly come off the puppet-master though a somewhat conceptual person could see where the strings emanated from to begin with.

    Question: As the neocons pull off their masks and show their cards is it painful to deal with? I would say for those that love truth it should not be.

    *Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told colleagues they will drop GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump “like a hot rock.”

    Some senior Republicans have said privately that they might consider voting for Mrs Clinton if Mr Trump were to end up as their party nominee. “You’ll see a lot of Republicans do that,” Christine Whitman, the former New Jersey governor who previously compared Mr Trump to Hitler,

    Arizona Sen. John McCain blasted Donald Trump Monday for his repeated praise of Russian president Vladimir Putin, arguing that the Republican presidential front-runner is providing propaganda for a “KGB apparatchik murderer.”

    Mr. Trump described Mr. Putin as “a man highly respected within his own country and beyond” after the Russian president called him a “brilliant and talented person.”

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:18 am Greg Eliot

      The list of links and names found in the kosher garden party are legion… here are but a few:

      http://hugequestions.com/Eric/TFC/FromOthers/list-of-neocons-for-Iraq-war.htm

      http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/26/journalist-carl-bernstein-tells-joe-scarborough-jewish-neocons-responsible-in-part-for-iraq-war/

      http://www.propagandamatrix.com/180903neocons.html

      http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Neoconservatism

      So much for your continued squid ink “It’s not da jooz” campaign.

      (((shakin’ mah haid)))

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:38 am Hitfan

      Trump is the living embodiment of the old Chinese aphorism that advises “If you seek the approval of others, you will forever be their prisoner”. I quite enjoy seeing the amount of shrieking and their feigning of moral indignation of a man who is only giving us a fraction of Real Talk.

      Putin is a patriot and cares about his people. He should be praised and looked up to. The American political class are treasonous vermin who would kill their own mothers to make a dollar.

      LikeLike


  41. on March 2, 2016 at 8:39 am Arbiter

    Consider Super Trumpday. Rubio wins one state (Swedeland, home of the goatse coat of arms)

    CH’s curious hatred of Germanics continues. I guess that comes from only being able to sleep with Slavs – at least in the past – who hoped in vain he’d help them get a Green Card.

    Meanwhile the U.S. has a far higher percentage of non-Whites than Sweden does, and the anti-White propaganda is all manufactured in U.S. media and universities. But acknowledging facts wouldn’t fit. Gotta be able to beat your chest and look down on someone else, even if it has to be based on lies.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 8:54 am PA

      “CH’s curious hatred of Germanics continues.”

      Not hatred, probably just exasperation with their stubborn liberalism, stemming from Germanic conformity.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:03 am PA

      “–anti-White propaganda is all manufactured in U.S. media and universities.”

      Nobody here denies this.

      “–But acknowledging facts wouldn’t fit. Gotta be able to beat your chest and look down on someone else, even if it has to be based on lies.”

      Come on Arbiter, I like your comments but that sounds petulant. Let’s look at European sub-races as each having its suite of character assets and liabilities. Germanics get things done because they cohere, but that quality makes them easy to exploit. Slavs are unruly and fatalistic which makes them backward but they are also make fanatical rebels. Anglos conquer the world but they also enslave themselves and the rest of us with totalitarian moralism.

      And so on. Right now Nordic obedience happens to be something we need to shame these fellow White brothers of ours into toning down.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:40 am Putin

      “CH’s curious hatred of Germanics continues.”

      For what it is worth McCain, McConnell and Paul Ryan are Irish, at least I think they are but I really don’t judge people by their heritage as it is just another way to shirk personal responsibility.. Don’t get me wrong as I am proud of my heritage.

      I know that the neocons love Hillary and Obama but I do not see any race commonality there.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:14 am Pwn

      Don’t expect Americans to understand any other people nor to accurately assess the effects of their own country and culture. It’s comical to say the least to see people ramble about the Frankfurt school, for example, when you can find plenty of talks about social openness towards foreigners by the founders themselves, you can find dozens of examples of political correctness before the 40s, let alone the 60s etc. Just like shitlibs sacralize blacks, Americans sacralize their own bullshit.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:20 am uh

        Yep. Something the WNs will never accept: the madness wasn’t invented in Frankfurt in 1920. It’s in white people’s nature. That’s the trade-off for the famous “pioneering Faustian spirit” — once you break the circle of kin, you’ve opened the door onto enfranchisement of the other.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:23 am Captain Obvious

        > “to see people ramble about the Frankfurt school”

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:54 am Putin

        “Just like shitlibs sacralize blacks, Americans sacralize their own bullshit.”

        Some nice truth Pwn!

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 11:25 am Greg Eliot

        You guys keep giving the Devil a pass, just because Eve was a woman and Adam was a beta.

        White folks who err have to answer for their sins… nobody is saying otherwise…

        But to deny or merely brush off as immaterial those who are leading them astray and doing all they can to corrupt, so as to aggrandize their own position, is head-in-the-sand cluelessness or, more likely, disingenuous outright lying.

        I’d like to think you’re just naive rather than shilling outright… but that would be my foolish ‘Murrican good nature.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:18 am Wrong Side of History

      lol

      Arbiter’s ears perk up whenever the nords get mentioned.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 3:17 pm whorefinder

        Arbiter’s entire schtick can be summed up in three words:

        Lighten up, Francis.

        Stripes rape!

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 5:58 pm themanofmystery2

      You realize Trump has Germanic heritage, right? He’s the biggest trump supporter alive. Where’s the ‘curious hatred’ there?

      LikeLike


  42. on March 2, 2016 at 9:25 am Sparks

    I would love to see Trump elected president but I still can’t shake the belief that Queen Snake (Hitlery) will somehow manage to steal it. Only in an insane society like ours could the wife of a former president somehow be eligible to become president herself. She should be in a retirement home for chrissakes.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:43 am Putin

      I truly believe this is coming down to good versus evil.

      LikeLike


  43. on March 2, 2016 at 9:29 am tspark156

    Trump calls Mexicans rapists and murderers, calls feminists ugly, and says some people have voices that cause headaches, and his ratings rise as a direct result. Any other candidates rating would plummet if they said anything remotely as potentially “decisive”. Now having seemingly secured the candidacy he makes a very slight allusion to a possible unifying conciliation. A very clever and subtle tactical switch “flipping the script” “bait and switch” “alpha trait with a slight beta vulnerability even?. However you want to categorise, its classic game tactics made glorious and real, and what’s more it’s working like a treat.

    LikeLike


  44. on March 2, 2016 at 9:43 am mendo

    Got my pump for Trump on last night deadlifting and muscling through some dips.

    Got all the news on Twitter, which is proving to be more entertaining and informative than the (((news.))) Where’s Huey Lewis when you need him?

    Trump’s speech/presser last night was a stoke of genius. A different kind of shock and awe.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:52 am Greg Eliot

      I was speaking with a friend about how unusual it was: all the other candidates made appearances in large halls, with hundreds of supporters behind them, waving signs and such, and more in front, cheering every word… the usual atmosphere of excitement, as per usual campaign business, whether said candidate was giving a victory speech or just making the expected appearance.

      Then here comes Trump… a relatively quiet and small room… nothing on the podium besides some American flags, and one large ally, almost as if a body guard. A few supporters in the room, but nothing raucous like the aforementioned HQ rallies.

      I thought at first he was missing an opportunity to generate some excitement for his campaign.

      He talks a bit and then opens the field for questions to the handful of reporters there… and it dawned on me then that he was putting on a show to mimic a presidential press conference.

      Still (((shakin’ mah haid))), but in a good way. 😉

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:21 am Captain Obvious

        > “mimic a presidential press conference” ——— Circa 12:19PM, Rush Limbaugh just made almost exactly that point. Said that all of his friends were saying the same thing.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 10:25 am Captain Obvious

        Rush just finished the first segment; kept going with that point about how presidential Trump had been last night.

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 9:57 am mendo

      That was the buzz about it: that there was a presidential quality to it all.

      He was gracious and classy about congratulating Cruz, whereas just the opposite was coming from Cruz. The contrast is telling.

      I like the bodyguard analogy for Christie, though he didn’t look well or was probably just exhausted in some respects.

      Hopefully, come November, we’ll all be nodding our heads, with ear-to-ear shit eating grins, as Trump sweeps the field.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:36 pm The Spirit Within

        He was gracious and classy about congratulating Cruz, whereas just the opposite was coming from Cruz.

        Lolllzlolzlzolz

        Sure, dude. Trump is the epitome of grace and good nature.

        Dude, what universe do you LIVE in?

        http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/01/28/upshot/donald-trump-twitter-insults.html?_r=0

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:43 pm mendo

        I live in the universe of paying attention. I’m sure you didn’t watch him speak last night, but no matter. He congratulated Cruz on winning TX.

        Go fuck yourself, you fucking kike bitch. We’re all tired of your jew shit stinking up the joint.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:00 pm Captain Obvious

        > “Dude, what universe do you LIVE in?”

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:03 pm The Spirit Within

        I live in the present world too, bitch — and it’s as plain as the Christian nose on my face that Trump is as ungracious and dickish as a politician can possibly be.

        The rest of us can see him for what he is. Those of us here in the reality-based community welcome you whenever you’d like to visit.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:07 pm mendo

        Then fuck off to another site, you rat bastard. You only ever talk shit, never provide any comments of worth and carry on and complain like the little bitch you really are.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:10 pm mendo

        Someone says something about Trump you don’t like then you go half-baked with bullshit that doesn’t amount to a damn thing and never off up anything of worth, whether it be positive or a different point of view.

        You come across as smug and holier than thou, with your own invented rules of who-the-fuck-knows-what and bitch and bitch and bitch. You’re worthless and you know it.

        I’d be surprised if you ever offered anything of note, about anyone in the race, as you simply look for what someone said of Trump and then rail into them just cause you don’t like Trump.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:16 pm The Spirit Within

        Yes, the ass-boy love that you (and others here) have for Trump is matched by my disdain for the man. He’s the opposite of presidential, dude. Click on the list of Twitter insults. No president has ever been elected with a public record of communication like that.

        Look up the word “demagogue” and let me know what you find. Here, I’ll even help:

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demagogue

        If you don’t like my comments, you don’t have to read them. I’d suggest pulling your head out of your own ass first, however.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:19 pm Wrong Side of History

        If you don’t think Trump is authentic – fine. Who gives a shit. However, I’d argue that you’re missing the point if you can’t at least appreciate what the Trump candidacy represents.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 2:58 pm whorefinder

        @The Faggot Within:

        Schlomo! How come Mossad’s crack propaganda team can’t make a dent here with the lies? COuld it be you’ve blown your cover and the goyim actually know you can’t be trusted?

        Perhaps your boyfriend can make you feel better.

        Faggot within rape!

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 7:31 pm Neecy

        Get em SPIRIT! 💃🏽🤗💪🏽👏🏾🙌🏾🙅🏽

        Donald Trimp is white trash with money and hence why all his followers are also neo nazi white trash.

        LikeLike


  45. on March 2, 2016 at 9:46 am Neecy

    Trump will be the final nail in the coffin for this country.

    LikeLike


    • on March 3, 2016 at 7:24 am Some Guy

      Trump will be the final nail in the coffin for this country.

      Good! This country has turned into an abominable freak show of ghetto niggers, gender benders and other subhuman trash. If normal, ordinary, decent white folks (who are paying most of the bills, BTW) don’t get a seat at the table, it’s time to knock the fucking legs right out from under the table. Goodbye America, and good riddance!

      LikeLike


    • on March 3, 2016 at 7:54 am Greg Eliot

      Nothing like that good ol’ scintillating political commentary from our resident pundit on such issues. :duckface

      Got news fer ya, darlin’… this country’s done with or without Trump.

      LikeLike


    • on March 3, 2016 at 7:28 pm Neecy

      The USA will have no allies. I agree this country is done and I’m moving to the open island that Canada has reserved for people who don’t want to be here when that orange haired lunatic takes office.

      He and his White trash neo nazi followers/supporters can have at it!

      Never trust a white msn with a bad dye job to run office.

      LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 7:42 pm uh

        Neecy kinda makes you grateful for cynthia.

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 7:46 pm Wrong Side of History

        Canada, eh?

        I wish more vibrants would follow your lead.

        LikeLike


  46. on March 2, 2016 at 10:07 am Waffles

    Chopping wood increases testosterone production by 46.8 percent, as much as 17 percent higher than soccer and other studied competitive sports.

    http://newsfeed.time.com/2013/08/26/chopping-wood-a-manlier-feel-than-sports/

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:53 am mendo

      That’s all Rocky IV status. It’s how he won! DRAGO!

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 10:56 am Wrong Side of History

      Good full-body exercise.

      Flipping tires, too.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 11:03 am Wrong Side of History

        Think I’ll start doing this when I cut again.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:04 pm Waffles

        A similar exercise that I like is hitting a tire with a sledgehammer. They use it in MMA training a lot. Full body workout!

        LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:28 am uh

      No exaggeration: the happiest I have ever felt in my life was felling a huge tree on this cattle farm I was working at. Chainsaw to fell and chop it, a maul to split the pieces to go in the incinerator we used for indoor heat. Nothing better than chopping. Digging is probably more strenuous (you’re not using the tool’s momentum), but I doubt it leads to testosterone increase.

      LikeLike


  47. on March 2, 2016 at 10:24 am jsolbakken

    I’m a very ideological Libertarian Conservative, but, I have to agree with Murray Rothbard when it comes to the critical importance of forming coalitions in order to accomplish anything in politics. Of course Trump doesn’t reflect all my own well thought out and brilliant ideas about policy, but, since he seems to get a few basic essentials right about immigration and trade policy, I’m going to the dance with him. Perhaps I can reason with him about those things he is wrongheaded about. Perhaps he is willing to make a deal with those who accepted his invitation to the dance?

    LikeLike


  48. on March 2, 2016 at 10:40 am Sequim

    Don’t even know where to begin with this.

    http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-vip-suite-for-the-nanny-1456413404

    We’re supposed to believe that the Wall Street Journal (owned by Rupert Murdoch, like Fox News) is a more conservative alternative to the New York Times, but when the REAL ESTATE section is shoving this kind of stuff in our faces…

    LikeLike


    • on March 3, 2016 at 7:59 am Greg Eliot

      Photo by DEBORAH WHITLAW LLEWELLYN.

      Every… fucking… time.

      LikeLike


  49. on March 2, 2016 at 10:46 am elmertjones

    Despite 90% of their content being provided by Donald Trump, Salon leads with this photo :

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 3:01 pm whorefinder

      And yet, despite this, half of their readers will masturbate to Trump after seeing it.

      And feel incredibly guilty.

      Guilt over masturbation rape!

      LikeLike


  50. on March 2, 2016 at 10:51 am TLM

    Cruz has a voice that squeals like a high speed wind traveling through a dick hole, very annoying.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:54 pm Some Guy

      LOL, yeah, it’s almost as annoying as a reggae organ.

      LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:19 pm Each Pond Gone

      Very accurate description. Maybe Freddie Mercury on helium.

      LikeLike


  51. on March 2, 2016 at 11:21 am Afterthought

    A very fine offering from CH:

    Now consider that a very plausible alternative is for the Uniparty to just watch Trump lose by a couple of points to Clinton, especially when they have oh so many subtle ways to facilitate that behind the scenes.

    Which is why while on balance President Trump offers more good than bad, it isn’t the Grand Prize. White Awakening is the prize to now include purging the religious malware from our collective operating systems and getting a fresh reboot along ancestral lines.

    LikeLike


  52. on March 2, 2016 at 11:26 am PA

    Re. pop psychology nonsense about Trump’s supposed narcissism, reader Peterike just left this air-clearing comment on my site, which is also worth sharing here as an excerpt:

    Really, it’s all mumbo jumbo. Psychology is deliberately designed to subvert the normal workings of society and to ENCOURAGE degeneracy by twisting the normal into a supposed abnormal. Freud was wrong about essentially everything, and the field continues to be awash in frauds and evil doers.

    Anyway, all you need to know about Trump is that he has a gang of healthy, happy children who clearly adore him and respect him utterly. How many people can say that these days?

    Trump is the most normal Presidential contender we’ve had since…. Coolidge maybe? Compare him to the sociopath, pedophile Clinton, the hapless bungler Bush with daddy issues, or the bottomless well of psychological wreckage that is Obama.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:34 am uh

      Stupid comment based on the straw-man that psychology = Freud/JEWS.

      There’s this great stuff called evolutionary psychology, which made this blog possible btw; check it out.

      You know the impulse to describe and figure out how people work wasn’t “invented by Jews”, right?

      How many people have the wealth to have so many healthy, happy children? they should be castigated for not having wealth?

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 12:39 pm The Spirit Within

        My theory on Trump’s kids: They’ve developed into his ballast. They keep the old man from floating into the stratosphere on his ego balloon.

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:01 pm Captain Obvious

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:06 pm The Spirit Within

        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

        http://image.slidesharecdn.com/schizophrenia1-120102192929-phpapp02/95/schizophrenia-1-12-728.jpg?cb=1325532805

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 3:00 pm whorefinder

        @The Faggot Within:

        “delusions of persecution”

        That would make every leftist a schizophrenic.

        Like yourself.

        Faggot within is a mental case rape!

        LikeLike


  53. on March 2, 2016 at 11:51 am ‘Reality’ Doug

    What does God need with a spaceship?

    What does non-Establishment Trump need with slimer Christie?

    A Trump presidency could mean anything and plenty not good for shitlords. At least the style is so old it’s new and men have an example of how to not take bitch abuse up the ass, but I think the rest will go unchanged, even if his Trumpening should want to make America great again. The billionaire Hunt bros were dismantled in the 1970 by ‘law’ of the corrupt Roman Senate.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 11:59 am Corvo

      If after 8 years of Trump we have nothing to show for it other than a wall along the border with Mexico, it will have been worth it.

      LikeLike


      • on March 4, 2016 at 7:28 am ‘Reality’ Doug

        Maybe a good thing, maybe not.
        http://hawaiianlibertarian.blogspot.com/2016/02/up-against-wall.html
        Why pay attention or emotionally invest in the political circus. It will be more worth it the less it costs you.

        LikeLike


  54. on March 2, 2016 at 12:06 pm elmertjones

    Off-topic but the next big thing is menstruality.

    Apparently Encorpera is being encourage to publicly announce women’s periods by giving them time off to menstruate. In the past only workplace rivals tracked a woman’s period but now they will be used to signal the corporation’s gender justice compliance :

    https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pioneering-period-policy-valuing-natural-cycles-in-the-workplace-tickets-21423634668

    It’s getting hard to mock these people…

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 1:03 pm Captain Obvious

      And yet they’re all on chemical ab0rtifacients like the BCP or mechanical ab0rtifacients like the IUD, so the menstrual cycles are completely purposeless. They might as well go ahead and have hysterectomies.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 1:15 pm elmertjones

        What I want to know his how the Pentagon will integrate this with Women’s Ways of Combat.

        LikeLike


  55. on March 2, 2016 at 1:49 pm Nads

    If Trump stays in until the convention, we would not be able to run as a third party candidate. In addition to filing deadlines, there are several states that have ‘sore loser’ clauses that won’t allow third party candidates who run in the primary of another party.

    Trump is facing the deadline to run third party a lot sooner than the convention.

    LikeLike


    • on March 2, 2016 at 2:32 pm Hitfan

      Do these sore loser laws apply to write-in candidates as well? Or do they only deny ballot access?

      Because if the Republicans screw him over, say if he arrives at the convention with the needed majority of delegates but the RNC changes the rules on the fly to allow for some brokered convention shenanigans, the outrage would be so great that Trump could simply run as a write-in third party candidate and screw the Republicans over in kind.

      Imagine 30 million write-in votes for Trump — this would send a huge message. The cuckservative Republican candidate would be begging those protest voters to come back to the fold.

      LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 2:46 pm GB

        My guess is without Trump on the ballot more then half of America stays home in November. Cucklican party probably be just as happy with Clinton as one of their own. Bigger bit is all of the legitimacy of American government will be gone. No more pretending. How do you claim consent of the governed if less then a majority goes to the polls?

        LikeLike


      • on March 2, 2016 at 5:18 pm Nads

        I doubt anyone has gotten 100000 write in votes, much less 30 million.

        The ‘sore loser’ rules are aimed at people on the ballot.

        LikeLike


      • on March 3, 2016 at 3:30 am Nads

        GB – turnout has been around 50 percent for the past 100 years.

        LikeLike


  56. on March 2, 2016 at 3:35 pm V

    hey heartistes!
    whats the best thing about election year?
    lotsa caucuses!

    LikeLike


  57. on March 2, 2016 at 3:37 pm Libertardian

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/on-a-fateful-super-tuesday-polls-have-opened-across-the-south-and-new-england/2016/03/01/995c7ec4-df64-11e5-846c-10191d1fc4ec_story.html

    “But even as Trump basked in his Super Tuesday romp, a well-funded super PAC was ramping up its effort to discredit the New York businessman with a new television advertisement that portrays him as a predatory huckster who scammed working- and middle-class Americans.”

    Democrats can thank the GOPe for doing their job for them as usual.

    LikeLike


  58. on March 4, 2016 at 6:31 am chris

    “My prediction: This nomination battle is going all the way to the convention, and cucks will push for a brokered (broken) disenfranchisement of the voters they supposedly represent. At that point, all bets are off, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see blood, actual blood, spilled on the floor in Cleveland.”

    Millions of Trump supporters should stake out the convention on that day. Just in case…

    LikeLike


  59. on March 6, 2016 at 7:48 pm Grampy_bone

    If I had to guess why MN went Rubio, it’s because we’re the gayest state in the midwest.

    LikeLike



Comments are closed.

  • Copyright © 2018. Chateau Heartiste. All rights reserved. Comments are a lunchroom food fight and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Chateau Heartiste proprietors or contributors.
  • Visit the Goodbye, America photojournal website.

    Then cleanse your visual palate with a visit to the Welcome Back, America photojournal website.

  • Pages

    • About
    • Alpha Assessment Submissions
    • Beta Of The Year Contest Submissions
    • Dating Market Value Test For Men
    • Dating Market Value Test For Women
    • Diversity + Proximity = War: The Reference List
    • Shit Cuckservatives Say
    • The Sixteen Commandments Of Poon
  • Twitter Updates

    Error: Please make sure the Twitter account is public.

  • Recent Comments

    Jay in DC on Sweden Vs Norway
    Agent X on NPC Culture, In One Meme
    Carlos Danger on Caravan Of Foreign Invaders Od…
    nihilistjokes on Caravan Of Foreign Invaders Od…
    Captain John Charity… on Caravan Of Foreign Invaders Od…
    Carlos Danger on Betrayal Is A Woman’s…
    Captain John Charity… on Caravan Of Foreign Invaders Od…
    Carlos Danger on Caravan Of Foreign Invaders Od…
    Captain John Charity… on Betrayal Is A Woman’s…
    Captain John Charity… on Betrayal Is A Woman’s…
  • Top Posts

    • Betrayal Is A Woman's Heart
    • Battlebrows As Portent Of Sociopath America
    • The Three Abrahamic Religions, Abbreviated
    • NPC Culture, In One Meme
    • Sweden Vs Norway
    • Don't Help The Leftoid Media Sway Elections
    • Caravan Of Foreign Invaders Oddly Acquainted With Western Feminist Propaganda
    • Oy, There It Is
    • Women's Sports Will Be Killed Off By Invasive Trannies
    • Red Tsunami?
  • Categories

  • Game

    • 60 Years of Challenge
    • Alpha Game
    • Cajun
    • Krauser PUA
    • Rational Male
    • Roosh V
    • Tenmagnet
    • Treatise of Love
  • MAGA MEN

    • Alternative Right
    • AmRen
    • Anonymous Conservative
    • Audacious Epigone
    • Dusk in Autumn
    • Education Realist
    • Evo and Proud
    • Gene Expression
    • Hail To You
    • Hawaiian Libertarian
    • Lion of the Blogosphere
    • My Posting Career
    • OneSTDV
    • PA World and Times
    • Page For Men
    • Parapundit
    • Rogue Health and Fitness
    • Steve Sailer
    • The Anti-Gnostic
    • The Kakistocracy
    • The Red Pill Review
    • The Spearhead
    • Unqualified Reservations
    • Vox Popoli
    • West Hunter
    • Whiskey's Place
  • Syllogism and Synthesis

    • Alias Clio
    • Arts & Letters Daily
    • Deconstructing Leftism
    • Elysium Revisited
    • Feminine Beauty
    • hbd chick
    • Human Biological Diversity
    • Library of Hate
    • Overcoming Bias
    • Stuff White People Like

WPThemes.


loading Cancel
Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
Email check failed, please try again
Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
%d bloggers like this: