Eating our own entrails

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This election cycle is showing just how far out of touch both political parties are. The 'elites' in the Republican party are trying to sabotage Donald Trump because they felt that it is another Bush's turn at bat and nobody else should be campaigning.

Great story from the New York Post:

The plot against Donald Trump
Back in the days of Richard Nixon and Watergate, Donald Segretti had a word for it.

Unfortunately, I can’t use that word in a family newspaper, but suffice it to say it had something to do with rats and everything to do with a vulgarism for political dirty tricks: using plants and double-agents in order to embarrass a candidate and boost their own man’s chances.

Last week it was GOP front-runner Donald Trump’s turn to get, well, ratfreaked.

A young woman at a campaign event in New Hampshire — self-righteous, hands on hips, a-quiver with indignation — popped up to declare, “I don’t think you’re a friend to women.” (“I knew I shouldn’t have picked her,” Trump immediately joked.)

Oops. Turns out that the woman, identified as Lauren Batchelder, 18, is a college volunteer for the fading candidacy of Jeb Bush.

Are these 'elites' so out of touch that they do not know that we will know everything that they attempt within a few hours - look at how long Ethan Krupp hid in the shadows when he posed for the Pajamaboy photos... A few hours at most?

These idiots are out of touch and need to gracefully leave the scene. The political machine of their grandfathers is dying and the new blood either needs to adapt or get the fsck out of the way...

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