Donald Trump

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The Last Refuge

Your Turn – Who Won The Third Presidential Debate? Polls, Polls, Polls...
Posted on October 19, 2016 by sundance
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2016/10/19/your-turn-who-won-the-third-presidential-debate-polls-polls-polls/
  "The third debate is over. Now you get to weigh in...
   
   Who do you think won the final debate?
   

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BREAKING REPORT: HILLARY'S VIOLENT OPERATIVES UNMASKED ON VIDEO AT THE SCENE OF THE CRIME
by The Next News Network , Published on Oct 22, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkgTCLTuy1Y
  "Sub for more: http://nnn.is/the_new_media | In this breaking video
   investigators dig deep to uncover the video and email evidence placing
   Hillary Clinton's violent paid operatives at the scene of the crime
   exposed in the Project Veritas videos. What you are about to see is
   evidence to convict. [ ... ]"

White House Responds to Project Veritas Action Videos
by Project Veritas Action , Published on Oct 21, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O90nNvj1kg
  "WATCH: WHITE HOUSE RESPONDS Josh Earnest can't answer questions about
   Bob Creamer's 45 meetings with President Obama. Instead he chose to
   attack Project Veritas Action."

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Trump christens D.C. hotel, lauds Newt Gingrich for sparring with Megyn Kelly
Clinton campaigns on her birthday in the Sunshine State, where the race has tightened.
By Sean Sullivan, Ed O'Keefe and Katie Zezima October 26 at 8:45 PM
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-aide-makes-apparent-threat-against-megyn-kelly-after-on-air-tiff/2016/10/26/59f260fe-9b71-11e6-9980-50913d68eacb_story.html

  "[ ... ]
   Oct. 26, 2016 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, accompanied
   by his wife, Melania, and his children, from left, Donald Jr., Eric,
   Tiffany and Ivanka, cut a ribbon during the grand opening ceremony for
   the Trump International Hotel in Washington.  Jabin Botsford/The
   Washington Post
   [ ... ]

Oct. 26, 2016 Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., far left, and Eric Trump accompany their father as he speaks during the ceremony. "My theme today is five words: Under budget and ahead of schedule," Donald Trump said. "So important." (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Oct. 26, 2016 Trump and his family prepare for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Oct. 26, 2016 The Trump family cuts the ribbon. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Sept. 12, 2016 Morning traffic flows past the Trump International Hotel on its first day of business in Washington.(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Sept. 12, 2016 The $212 million Trump International Hotel will boast many of the real estate mogul and presidential candidate's signature extravagances: $1,000-a-night rooms, gold-encrusted bathrooms and Washington's largest suite. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images )

Sept. 12, 2016 Construction workers clear debris from in front of the hotel. During inauguration weekend, a night in largest suite there, called Trump Townhouse, costs $100,000, with a five-night minimum. The rooms are pricier than at the Four Seasons in Georgetown. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Sept. 12, 2016 Workers continue work during the "soft opening" of the hotel. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP)

Sept. 12, 2016 D.C. police officers park their motorcycles across the street from the hotel. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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Donald Trump FULL Gettysburg Address Speech - October 22, 2016
by Ben King , Published on Oct 22, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJniAA4m7Bo
  "October 22, 2016 - Donald Trump FULL Gettysburg Address Speech"

FULL EVENT: Donald Trump Foreign Policy Speech In Gettysburg, PA (10/22/2016) First 100 Day Plan
by DONALD TRUMP SPEECHES & RALLIES , Streamed live on Oct 22, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R4L-Os2LSI
  "Full Epeech - Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump delivers
   campaign speech rally "

http://www.batr.org/totalitariancollectivism/102516.html

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The new Obamacare Health-Insurance Fees for 2017 dropped in the mail
[1][2][3] of Registered Voters 10 days before the Presidential
Elections 2016. The new prospects are damaging for the Hillary campaign
and are a real boost for the Trump candidacy on the Electoral College
Map :

SR 1298 –Trump Can Win! Electoral College Map Is Changing Fast for the Better. Ignore Bias MSM
by Bill Still , Published on Oct 27, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ccV3t-U-LM

[1] Wealth Care
    ACA costs are going up in 2017, but premium payments depend largely on
    the individual's income level.
   by Bethania Palma , Updated: Oct 28, 2016
   http://www.snopes.com/health-insurance-under-the-affordable-care-act-costs-hundreds-or-thousands-per-month/

[2] Opinions
    Higher health-insurance premiums don't mean the Affordable Care Act is
    a disaster
   By Ezekiel Emanuel and Bob Kocher , October 27 [2016]
   https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/higher-health-insurance-premiums-dont-mean-the-affordable-care-act-is-a-disaster/2016/10/26/1b7f7ce0-9b84-11e6-a0ed-ab0774c1eaa5_story.html

[3] Health
    Americans may find less choice in health insurance in 2017, analysis
    says
   BY Meghan Hoyer, Associated Press and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar,
   Associated Press  October 28, 2016 at 11:05 AM EDT
   http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/americans-may-find-less-choice-health-insurance-2017-analysis-says/


Key facts about rising Arizona health insurance premiums
By BOB CHRISTIE  - Associated Press - Friday, October 28, 2016
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/oct/28/key-facts-about-rising-arizona-health-insurance-pr/

  "PHOENIX (AP) - Arizonans who paid some of the lowest individual
   insurance premiums in the nation when policies were first available
   under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law in 2014 are
   about to be walloped.
   
   Premiums are going up by a 116 percent on average in the state come
   Jan. 1 for people who buy plans on the federal marketplace. Many people
   will see much higher increases, especially in rural Arizona. Yuma and
   La Paz counties are experiencing the biggest increases in the country.
   
   The good news: About 75 percent of the people enrolled in plans this
   year get subsidies to help pay their premiums, and those subsidies will
   go up along with premiums. The bad news: The other 25 percent - those
   who make too much to qualify for subsidies because they earn more than
   400 percent of the federal poverty level - are on the hook for the
   entire amount.
   
   Here's a look at key facts and issues driving the increases:
   
   ARIZONA SEES BIGGEST INCREASES
   
   An analysis of price increases across the U.S. by The Associated Press
   and health care consulting firm Avalere showed La Paz and Yuma counties
   will see the steepest increases in the nation. Premiums for a
   50-year-old non-smoker buying a benchmark "silver" plan will go up by
   about 180 percent, from $377
   to $1,055 per month. Even in Maricopa County, the increases are steep:
   The same plan will rise by 145 percent, from $289 to $708 per month. If
   fact, the top seven percentage-increasing counties are in Arizona: La
   Paz, Yuma, Gila, Maricopa, Pinal, Pima and Santa Cruz.
   
   LIMITED CHOICES
   
   Choices for health care plans are mainly evaporating. Only one county,
   Pima, will have more than one insurer, and one of those is only
   offering catastrophic coverage not suitable for many people. Blue Cross
   Blue Shield Arizona provides that coverage, plus comprehensive plans in
   all other counties except Maricopa. Health Net is the other insurer in
   the state, selling plans in Maricopa and Pima County. That shrinking
   number of choices is a startling change from the current landscape.
   Maricopa County, for instance, had 11 insurers in 2015 and eight this
   year. Insurers such as UnitedHealthCare and Humana pulled out because
   of big losses.
   
   NEW DOCTORS
   
   The pullout of insurers means more than half the people who currently
   have policies will need to change insurers at the beginning of the
   year, with just Blue Cross and Health Net remaining. Letters informing
   clients of HealthChoice, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Humana, Aetna and
   Phoenix Health Plan that they're discontinuing coverage are now being
   mailed. Most clients will be automatically enrolled in a remaining
   plan, but the new insurance may not have the same pharmacy benefits or
   preferred doctors and hospitals.
   
   REASONS FOR THE INCREASES
   
   Experts who watch the insurance market point to several reasons for the
   increases and high prices. Younger people aren't signing up in
   sufficient numbers, meaning most of the people in the plans are
   unhealthier patients who cost the insurers more money.
   
   "With each subsequent year, the architects of the law hoped that
   healthier individuals would join the market and that that risk pool
   would continue to improve year over year," said Caroline Pearson,
   senior vice president of Avalere. "But as enrollment has fallen short
   of projections and growth has really stagnated, we've been left with
   only that high-need population who's enrolled, and that's driving up
   medical costs."
   
   The problem has contributed to big increases and prompted insurers to
   leave the market "because they simply haven't been able to cover their
   medical costs based on where their premiums were set," Pearson said.
   
   In addition, a pair of government backstops for insurer losses that
   were in place for the first three years of the law are ending, so
   companies are raising prices to build a cushion for unexpected costs.
   
   Copyright © 2016 The Washington Times, LLC. "

[maz]

Raw Story and other homosexual media outlets are absolutely freaking out right now. Raw Story is being trolled pretty hard right now for this rape story, which is probably made up. I'd go join in but I've been banned for posting that video of that Scottish guy reading all those 6 million stories from newspapers before WW2.

Reminder: Donald Trump due in court after Election Day on child rape and racketeering charges

Donald Trump would like voters to focus on the FBI's continuing investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server — but instead questions about his own legal troubles have been raised again.

Author Salman Rushdie reminded voters that Trump will stand trial later this month in a racketeering lawsuit and then again next month as part of a lawsuit filed by a woman who claims the Republican presidential nominee raped her when she was 13 years old.

"He is a sexual predator, hasn't released his tax returns, and has used his foundation's money to pay his legal fees," Rushdie posted Sunday on his Facebook page. "He has abused the family of a war hero and ... oh, but let's talk about some emails Hillary didn't send from someone else's computer, that weren't a crime anyway, because that's how to choose a president. Come on, America. Focus."

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Raw Story and other homosexual media outlets are absolutely freaking out right now. Raw Story is being trolled pretty hard right now for this rape story, which is probably made up. I'd go join in but I've been banned for posting that video of that Scottish guy reading all those 6 million stories from newspapers before WW2.

Reminder: Donald Trump due in court after Election Day on child rape and racketeering charges

Donald Trump would like voters to focus on the FBI's continuing investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server — but instead questions about his own legal troubles have been raised again.

Author Salman Rushdie reminded voters that Trump will stand trial later this month in a racketeering lawsuit and then again next month as part of a lawsuit filed by a woman who claims the Republican presidential nominee raped her when she was 13 years old.

"He is a sexual predator, hasn't released his tax returns, and has used his foundation's money to pay his legal fees," Rushdie posted Sunday on his Facebook page. "He has abused the family of a war hero and ... oh, but let's talk about some emails Hillary didn't send from someone else's computer, that weren't a crime anyway, because that's how to choose a president. Come on, America. Focus."

Salman Rushdie who nearly was taken down by `ISIS' because he wrote `The Devils Verses' ?
Here's a interesting pdf, which details about this :

[pdf]https://rmstock.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/satanic-voices-ancient-and-modern.pdf[/pdf]
https://rmstock.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/satanic-voices-ancient-and-modern.pdf

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   and then again next month as part of a lawsuit filed by a woman who
   claims the Republican presidential nominee raped her when she was 13
   years old.
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Who was that girl actually then ? Katie Johnson ? :

Lawsuit Accuses Donald Trump of Raping Teen Girl [Documents]
Published 11:01 pm EDT, April 28, 2016 Updated 12:25 pm EDT, May 17, 2016 22 Comments  By Tom Cleary 19.9k
http://heavy.com/news/2016/04/donald-trump-jeffrey-epstein-katie-johnson-lawsuit-accused-rape-teen-girl-sex-slave-documents-pdf/

https://www.scribd.com/doc/310835987/Donald-Trump-Lawsuit
https://www.scribd.com/doc/310836504/Katie-Johnson-Trump-Lawsuit

Also read the comments. Here's two :

Danton says:
  "April 30, 2016 at 12:12 pm
   Pathetic...this is certainly "damage-control" of a pre-emptive nature,
   considering that Hillary will be getting hammered on hubby Bill's known
   proclivities for sexual escapades.  The recent exodus of
   white-educated-working-families from the Democratic Party has got
   Hillary's panties all bunched up...she is scared...really scared.  Reply "

Maxwell Williams [on facebook] :
  "Clearly a fake document, no such 'Katie Johnson' and no Law Firm named
   as representing her.
   They're simply revising the Clinton / Epstein rape story with a
   ficticious victim to attack Trump, this will only backfire as people
   see the media continues to fabricate stories to attack Trump.
    Apr 28, 2016 8:37pm"

The webpage and lawsuit have been updated (upgraded with a lawyer?) :

  "UPDATE: The lawsuit has been refiled in Manhattan federal court,
    this time with by an attorney for the accuer. Read about the new lawsuit here "

This time however the woman goes by the name :

  "JANE DOE, proceeding under a pseudonym,

        Plaintiff,"

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John Phillips/Getty

Sir David Attenborough: 'Shoot' Donald Trump and Leave Politics to the Experts
by LIAM DEACON | 1 Nov 2016 | 1,685
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/11/01/sir-david-attenborough-shoot-donald-trump-let-experts-decide-brexit/

  "Sir David Attenborough, the veteran broadcaster and climate change
   alarmist, has attacked the involvement of voters in politics beyond
   elections, suggesting the only way to stop Donald Trump is to "shoot
   him" and that complex political questions like Brexit should be blocked
   by "wiser" politicians.
   
   Condemning Mr. Trump's climate-scepticism, Sir David asked: "Do we
   [foreigners] have any control or influence over the American election?
   Of course we don't. We could shoot him... it's not a bad idea."
   
   Whilst the Radio Times journalist conducting the interview suggested it
   was a joke met with "giggles", such violent rhetoric from this liberal
   establishment figure and cultural icon may bbe seen as hypocritical.
   
   Furthermore, Sir David went on to explain that he was deadly serious
   about his desire to block popular, elected individuals and decisions
   via undemocratic means.
   
   "There's confusion, isn't there, between populism and parliamentary
   democracy," he told the Radio Times, one of Britain's widest-read and
   oldest magazines. "I mean, that's why we're in the mess we are with
   Brexit, is it not?"
   
   "Do we really want to live by this kind of referendum?" he asked of the
   European Union (EU) plebiscite.
   
   
   
   "What we mean by parliamentary democracy is surely that we find someone
   we respect who we think is probably wiser than we are, who is prepared
   to take the responsibility of pondering difficult things and then trust
   him – or her – to vote on our behalf," Sir David continued.
   
   He said he was concerned by Michael Gove's EU referendum claims that
   the British people have had enough of experts. "That's why politicians
   getting up and saying, 'We've had enough of experts' is so
   catastrophic," he added.
   
   Linking the Brexit vote and the rise of Trump, Sir David was not
   "scared to call it xenophobia" driven by a "primordial fear", it was
   reported.
   
   He then described, with sympathy and understanding, the popular fear of
   mass migration and rapid cultural changed driven by globalisation,
   before dismissing such worries as just "what it is".
   
   "It's very easy, as we all know, to be very tolerant of minorities
   until they become majorities and you find yourself a minority. It's
   easy to say... 'Oh yes, these lovely people – I love the way they wear
   such interesting costumes [he giggles].
   
   "That's fine until some day you find that they're actually telling you
   what to do and that they've actually taken over the town council and
   what you thought was your home isn't."
   
   Donald Trump may not be the only person Sir David believes would be
   better off dead. As a patron of the Population Matters, the veteran
   climate change alarmist is a subscriber to an organisation which in
   2011 stated their goal of reducing the global population to a
   "sustainable" 5.1 billion. The present population is presently an
   estimated 7.4 billion.
   
   Speaking in support of the aims of the group in 2012, the television
   personality said: "I can't think of a single problem that wouldn't be
   easier to solve if there were less people".
   
   READ MORE STORIES ABOUT:
   2016 Presidential Race, Breitbart London, anti-Brexit, Brexit, David
   Attenborough, Donald Trump, Trump "

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Trump leads Clinton in ABC News poll
by rmstock , Published on Nov 1, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-Cmjgnh4x8
"Trump leads Clinton in ABC News poll
   By Katie Morse Posted: 9:51 AM, Nov 1, 2016
   http://www.wkbw.com/news/trump-leads-...
   "A new Washington Post-ABC News tracking poll finds Donald Trump
   leading Hillary Clinton by one point. The poll released Tuesday morning
   showed 46% of likely voters supporting Trump, and 45% behind Clinton."

   http://www.breitbart.com/radio/2016/1... "

Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton in Newest ABC Poll where she recently was in front by 12
by WorldBreakingNews , Published on Nov 1, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dqflOrQH00
  "Trump leads with 46% while Clinton trails at 45% after FBI reboots
   email scandal investigation. Clinton Falls Behind Trump in Poll Where
   She Recently Led by 12."

Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by one percent, ABC News/Washington Post poll finds
by WXYZ-TV Detroit | Channel 7 , Published on Nov 1, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA7ODBjHrQk
  "Donald Trump now leads Hillary Clinton by one percentage point,
   according to a new poll released to ABC News and The Washington Post.
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[maz]

I read this article from CNN this morning and it seems like there is a huge propaganda war to get the black vote for Hillary. It's way too long to post it all here, but it shows how rappers loved Trump before they were against him. Michael Rivero has said that Trump only became a racist when he decided to run against Democrats.

How hip-hop turned on Trump and settled for Clinton in 2016

When it comes to the hip-hop vote in 2016, Newton's law of energy seems to apply: A campaign at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an unbalanced force.

The unbalanced force in this case is Donald Trump, whose name for years was invoked to signify wealth and power in hip-hop lyrics, but who is now driving artists who had supported Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders back toward Hillary Clinton.

Enthusiasm for Sanders during the Democratic primary drove energy away from Clinton, often putting her on the defense over issues like criminal justice reform, her ties to Wall Street and her position as a longstanding leader in the Democratic establishment.

Rappers like Lil B, who backed Clinton as early as 2014 in an anthem dedicated to former President Bill Clinton, jumped ship to rally behind the Vermont Senator, who consistently won the majority of young voters throughout the primary.

But now a very public, impassioned and often bitter rejection of Donald Trump from the hip-hop community, has been driving energy back to Clinton.

"I will be voting for Hillary yes!!! If not bernie then her," Lil B texted CNN earlier this month. "Even tho I am republican cuz im a businessman but my views and heart are democratic and for the people."

That's not a universal opinion in the hip-hop community. Diddy, who led the "Vote or Die" campaign in 2004, criticized Clinton in September and said that until she directly engages with the black community, people need to "hold" their votes.

But Charlamagne Tha God, who co-hosts one of the most popular hip-hop radio shows in America, told CNN that with Trump as the GOP nominee, people "can't afford" not to vote for for the Democrat.

Hip-hop's attitude toward both Trump and Clinton has undergone an incredible evolution this year; Trump has gone from being an object of respect to a pariah in rap lyrics. Clinton, who has been much less of a presence -- a peripheral character -- has become a subject of songs in her own right.

An in-depth review of thousands of hip-hop lyrics found 318 mentions of Trump between 1989 and 2016 and 101 mentions of Hillary Clinton or the Clintons as a couple, from 1993 thru 2016. The latter figure excludes the prolific references to Bill Clinton alone or references to Monica Lewinsky.

Those numbers take into account an uptick in mentions over the past year. There were a total of 83 songs by 70 different artists that came out between 2015-2016 mentioning Trump and the vast majority of the lyrics condemn the Republican nominee and his politics.

The first mentions of Trump begin in 1989 when the rising celebrity billionaire had already become a household name. Trump Tower in New York City and Trump's casinos in Atlantic City were powerful symbols of the Trump empire and were frequented by many rappers.

Rapper and singer Lizzo cautioned that artists like to rap about money and "Trump" is an easy word to rhyme with, so a Trump mention is not necessarily a sign of respect for the man, himself, but respect for what he has.

Nevertheless, mentions of the billionaire businessman have been overwhelmingly positive until he declared his bid for the presidency in June 2015.

In DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince's 1989 song "Numero Uno," Will Smith raps, "Cause you're gambling just like craps at Trump," and in the duo's 1989 song, "I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson," Smith raps, "Me and Mike, two months, Trump, Atlantic City."

In the 1994 song, "211," Master P raps, "Put more cash in my pockets than Donald Trump."

At the time, Trump was making appearances on shows like "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and was hanging out with hip-hop moguls like Diddy and Russell Simmons.

From Tommy Sotomayor's channel - Blacks, Real Niggaz & The Hood Standing Up For Donald Trump

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https://twitter.com/EastwoodUSA/status/794896840940539907

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Full Speech: Donald Trump Rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania (11/7/2016) Trump Live Scranton Speech
by DONALD TRUMP SPEECHES & RALLIES , Published on Nov 7, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRBRsSSByMA
  "Watch Live: Donald Trump Rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania at the
   Lackawanna College Student Union (11/7/2016) - Full Speech: Donald
   Trump Campaign in Scranton PA - Donald Trump Scranton Speech,
   Pennsylvania Rally
   GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump Holds Campaign Rally in
   Scranton, Pennsylvania
   - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2016 -
   SCRANTON, PA
   Donald J. Trump Scranton Raly PA Speech
   Lackawanna College Student Union
   5:30 PM
   stars
   Donald J. Trump will hold a rally at the Lackawanna College Student
   Union.
   Doors open at 2:30pm."

[MikeWB]

Trump is  live right now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLERzuzgOaY

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https://twitter.com/Ou812DT/status/795985761183141888

Wikileaks: Journalists Dined at Top Clinton Staffers' Homes Days Before Hillary's Campaign Launch
17 Oct 2016

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Wed Nov  9 04:53:49 CET 2016

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http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/president

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November 9, 2016 5:45 a.m.
From 'Humility to Euphoria': Donald Trump's Team Triumphs
By Gabriel Sherman
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/11/from-humility-to-euphoria-donald-trumps-team-triumphs.html


Photo: Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images

  "Shortly after 3 p.m. on November 8, Donald Trump walked into the war
   room on the 14th floor of Trump Tower and received rousing cheers from
   his staff. While virtually the entire media Establishment was
   predicting Hillary Clinton was on track to win the election, Trump's
   team remained "nervous but optimistic," in the words of one adviser,
   that their man would pull off a historic victory. According to the
   adviser, Florida governor Rick Scott had assured Team Trump that the
   campaign would "squeak it out" in the Sunshine State. "This election is
   about winning one state," Rudy Giuliani told me. "If you win Florida,
   the rest will fall into place."
   
   And it did. Shortly before 11 p.m., the Associated Press called Florida
   for Trump and the trajectory of the race fundamentally tilted in
   Trump's direction. "Humility to Euphoria," Trump campaign manager
   Kellyanne Conway texted me shortly after the state fell to Trump. "Our
   plan was to protect our core four: Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, and
   Ohio," she later said. "When we protected the core four and saw the
   numbers in Wisconsin, we thought we could win."
   
   Despite Trumpworld's confidence in the numbers, the candidate himself
   was anxious. Trump watched the returns from his Trump Tower penthouse.
   "He was humble to the very end," Conway recalled. "He kept saying, 'We
   didn't get it done yet.' Even when the New York Times had us projected
   at a 50 percent chance of winning, and then 70 percent, and then 90
   percent, he said, 'It's not done yet.'"
   
   Shortly after 2 a.m., Trump's advisers heard that Clinton campaign
   chairman John Podesta was headed to the Javits Center to address
   devastated Clinton supporters. "We thought that was odd," Conway said.
   "So we said let's go to a holding room" — at the Hilton — "and we can
   hunker down and watch the returns from there."
   
   Trump's advisers arrived at the Hilton and waited for Fox News to call
   the election. Around 2:30 a.m., Conway's cell phone rang. It was Huma
   Abedin calling on behalf of her boss, Hillary Clinton. She was ready to
   concede. "Hi, Kellyanne, it's Huma. Is Mr. Trump available?" Abedin
   said, according to Conway. Conway passed the phone. Conway recalled
   Trump's end of the conversation: "He said, 'You're a smart, tough lady
   and you ran a great campaign. Thank you for calling. I respect you."
   Conway said they spoke for about a minute.
   
   Fox News called the election for Trump a few minutes later. Howls of
   "Fuck, man! ... We the president, bro!" erupted from a throng of
   broad-shouldered 20-somethings standing near me.
   
   Trump's speech was notable for its un-Trump-ian magnanimity (also for
   his conspicuously not thanking Jared Kushner during his praising of the
   staff). Conway told me the speech reflected Trump's desire to reach
   out. "We're going to rely on President Obama and Secretary Clinton as
   we transition and form a government," she said.
   
   Despite Trump's effort at outreach, an air of vengeance was palpable
   last night. There were, of course, the chants of "Lock her up!" from
   the crowd. Megyn Kelly got booed several times when she appeared on
   screens around the room. One senior Trump aide emailed me: "I told you:
   revolt."
   
   Giuliani seemed to take particular delight in Clinton's loss. "Maybe
   the Clinton chapter is over now," he told me. "They brought enough
   scandal and disgrace to America and enough disgrace to the presidency ...
   what else would they like to do?" When I asked Giuliani if he would
   prosecute Hillary as attorney general in a Trump administration, he
   said, "No comment on what I'm going to do in the future, and I'd never
   comment on a case." Alabama senator Jeff Sessions, one of Trump's
   earliest backers, said the only opposition to Trump is among elites:
   "Where's there's hostility is in the mainstream media, big business,
   and among George Soros and his globalist crowd — those people are
   getting hammered."
   
   For her part, Conway seemed to take pleasure in the collective failure
   of the American polling profession, of which she is a member. "At least
   one pollster in America was right," she said.  "

[MikeWB]

GREAT article! Thanks for sharing rmstock! I wondered how it went down and this article summed it up nicely.

[Ognir]

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[MikeWB]

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[MikeWB]

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[Scotty]

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Trump's adoration of Israel trumps duty, necessity, loyalty or obedience, his family are creating a new Jewish dynasty, taking shabbos goy to whole new level of obsequiousness.

[rmstock]

AFP

Hiring Spikes After Donald Trump's Election
by BEN KEW | 30 Nov 2016 | 362
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/11/30/hiring-spikes-after-donald-trumps-election/

  "Companies across the U.S significantly increased hiring levels in the
   month of November following Donald Trump's election, a new report from
   the payroll processor ADP revealed.
   
   During November, approximately 216,000 people were hired, particularly
   in the retail sector, in the biggest recruitment drive since June of
   this year.
   
   "Businesses hired aggressively in November and there is little evidence
   that the uncertainty surrounding the presidential election dampened
   hiring," said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, the
   organisation that analyses the ADP's figures.
   
   "In addition, because of the tightening labor market, retailers may be
   accelerating seasonal hiring to secure an adequate workforce to meet
   holiday demand, although total expected seasonal hiring may be no
   higher than last year's," he continued.
   
   In October, during the run up to the presidential election, recruitment
   figures were below expectations, with 119,000 new jobs introduced,
   despite a forecast of 147,000.
   
   The recruitment drive was particularly prominent amongst large and
   medium sized businesses, which supplied 90,000 and 89,000 of the new
   recruits respectively.
   
   The numbers have significantly exceeded original expectations, with
   economists polled by the Wall Street Journal predicting 170,000 new
   jobs in the month of November.
   
   You can follow Ben Kew on Facebook, on Twitter at @ben_kew, or email
   him at bkew@breitbart.com

   READ MORE STORIES ABOUT:
   2016 Presidential Race, Big Government "

[rmstock]

President-Elect Donald Trump Rally in Cincinnati, Ohio
by rmstock , Published on Dec 5, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j03PVPisbs
  "December 1, 2016
   President-Elect Donald Trump Rally in Cincinnati, Ohio
   https://www.c-span.org/video/?419391-...
   President-elect Donald Trump spoke at a rally at U.S. Bank Arena in
   Cincinnati, Ohio, the first stop on his "thank you tour" of
   Democratic-leaning states that supported him in the 2016 election.
   During the rally President-elect Trump preempted his own announcement,
   scheduled for the next Monday, that he had selected retired Marine
   General James Mattis to be the next secretary of the Defense Department."

[rmstock]

http://imgur.com/a/xCjyy

[rmstock]

Full Speech: President-Elect Donald Trump Rally in Cincinnati, OH 12/1/16
by Right Side Broadcasting , Published on Dec 1, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcKeilna2aM
"Thursday, December 1, 2016: Live streaming coverage President-Elect
   Donald J. Trump's Thank You rally in Cincinnati, OH at the US Bank
   Arena. Live coverage begins at 6:00 PM ET with the event scheduled to
   begin at 7:00 PM ET.

   LIVE Stream: President-Elect Donald Trump Rally in Cincinnati, OH
   12/1/16 "

[rmstock]

LIVE Stream: President-Elect Donald Trump Rally in West Allis, WI 12/13/16
by Right Side Broadcasting , Started streaming 3 hours ago
  "Tuesday, December 13, 2016: Join President-Elect Donald J. Trump and
   Vice President-Elect Mike Pence for the USA Thank You Tour 2016 at the
   Wisconsin State Fair Exposition Center at 7:00 PM CT.

   LIVE Stream: President-Elect Donald Trump Rally in West Allis, WI
   12/13/16"

[rmstock]

LIVE: Russian Hacking Hearing, Confirmation Hearing of Trump Attorney General Nominee Jeff Sessions
by FOX 10 Phoenix , Started streaming 4 hours ago [Tue Jan 10 09:00 EST 2017]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kue4Dbsyqyo
  "Brought to you by Desert Diamond: http://ddcaz.com
   Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Russia's election-year hacking
   activities. PLUS @ 12:45pm MST - Senate Judiciary Committee holds
   hearing on the nomination of Republican Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions
   to be Attorney General."

[rmstock]

In the 1990s there was a hearing with the seven CEO's of big Tobacco. 
They, the seven dwarfs of Tobacco declared under oath : "we believe
that nicotine and cigarettes are not addictive'.
In January 2017, there was a hearing on alleged Russians hacking of the 2016
election. They, the four midgets  of National Security testified under
oath : "We believe that Russians hacked the 2016 Election to influence
the outcome and make Donald J.Trump the President elect".