Is Trump Just One “Dean Yell” Away From Losing the Nomination? – IOTW Report

Is Trump Just One “Dean Yell” Away From Losing the Nomination?

Here’s an analysis that likens Trump’s campaign to Dean’s.

“They” say it is very much the same.

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17 Comments on Is Trump Just One “Dean Yell” Away From Losing the Nomination?

  1. i see no comparison

    as time goes on, i am seeing a resiliency in trump like no other, and his campaign is like no other

    the timing is right, the nation is failing under incompetence, and trump has demonstrated a knack for bringing people together, succeeding in a much different way, thinking outside the box, etc

    he appears to be unsinkable, and his navigating thru establishment icebergs and mines has been masterful

    it’s trump’s moment

  2. Has anyone else here read Marcus Luttrell’s book, “Lone Survivor”?

    I feel like I’m in Seal training here every day at IOTWr. And I don’t care how much icy cold anti-Trump water you dump on me, I don’t care how many Donald Trump push ups you assign me, I don’t care how many hours I have to stand on one leg and recite rebuttals in his defense.

    I. Am. Not. Ringing. The. Bell.

  3. First time I saw porn mags on the stands in the airport and any other place, I would slyly take a stack and stick them under some other magazines on the bottom shelves and put other magazines on the shelf where the porn had been. I still do that to this day with Cosmo at the grocery stores.

  4. PJ, the comment area does not reset to default after you reply to someone specifically.

    You’ll have to hit “Cancel reply” first to have it show up on it’s own.

    Like this comment has “Leave a Reply to Trump has to win” above it now and it will be up there afterwards if I don’t hit another reply button or hit “Cancel reply” before I make another comment here.

  5. Thanks for the clarification. Something has gone wrong with the “reply” buttons recently, though, because we used to be able to reply to each subsequent comment (up to a point), without having to go back up to the top and trying to figure out where our comments are going to land.

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