Donald Trump Warns GOP, They Are Going To Have A Big Problem

Posted on April 12, 2016 by Alan Cosgrove

Donald Trump told a rally in Rochester, New York that, ” the RNC and I say it to the Republican Party, You’re going to have a big problem, folks. Because there are people that don’t like what is going on… We have a corrupt system. We’re supposed to be a democracy — we’re supposed to be you vote, the vote means something.”

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4 Responses to Donald Trump Warns GOP, They Are Going To Have A Big Problem

  1. Radar says:
    April 12, 2016 at 5:51 pm

    Our country needs another Robert M. La Follette Sr. to rise to the occasion of this years presidential election. Listen to his 2 min speech from 1924 and you will understand.

    http://youtu.be/Ca2SLsRyN6U
    “Fighting Bob LaFollette Film 1924”

  3. Radar says:
    April 12, 2016 at 6:47 pm

    Lots to learn from that guy.

  4. Radar says:
    April 14, 2016 at 1:02 am

    Just a clue at what makes TPP bad and even worse is technically it is a Treaty that is being kept secrete from the public.

    http://www.weeklystandard.com/article/2001953

    The Boston Globe is reporting that U.S.-based shoe manufacturer New Balance has come out hard against the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal. The odd thing, though, is that “the Boston company had gone quiet [on TPP] last year.”

    Now, apparently, we know why:

    New Balance officials say one big reason is that they were told the Department of Defense would give them serious consideration for a contract to outfit recruits with athletic shoes.

    But no order has been placed, and New Balance officials say the Pentagon is intentionally delaying any purchase.

    New Balance is reviving its fight against the trade deal, which would, in part, gradually phase out tariffs on shoes made in Vietnam. A loss of those tariffs, the company says, would make imports cheaper and jeopardize its factory jobs in New England.

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