Post: #51

You know a shout out to Dinesh D'Souza is in order.

This man is one of the people who used the "movies" to reach people and let them know how much of a criminal dirt bad the Clintons were.

Post: #52

(12-02-2016 11:12 AM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  You know a shout out to Dinesh D'Souza is in order.

This man is one of the people who used the "movies" to reach people and let them know how much of a criminal dirt bad the Clintons were.

Recently, they were discussing cabinet picks and the likelihood of future nominations while showing media clips from bedminster to recap who He met with.

All of the sudden, I see Dinesh to Trump's right whispering something in his ear. He recognizes he's in the LOS for the camera and slinks off to the side.

Seemed like he was trying to conceal his presence around Trump.

It encourages me to know a guy like that is heavily involved behind the scenes. Dinesh is a smart, cunning guy and went to jail for his political beliefs. Yet he doesn't complain, he shivs the bitches with revenge.

A prime example of action orientation trumps rhetoric and how the hubris of the left is a tasty, tasty dish.

Post: #53

I personally want to extend my thanks to this guy for sitting just over DJT's left shoulder when he announced...

"The Wall just got 10 feet higher!"



Thank you "Owww! dude", from the bottom of my heart.

Post: #54

And not sure if he counts as a strict "internet type", but since this guy is very widely internet streamed I'll throw it out:

Mike Savage did a great job of rallying support for Trump.

Post: #55

Politico has a long piece today about RSBN and their big plans for the Trump admin. They are hoping to be part of the White House press corps and I really hope T's people make it happen. There isn't a better or more deserving group of people.

http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2...ump-214633

Here are Joe and Jacob Seales working on a show in the new RSBN office in Opelika, AL:



The article tries to be mildly snarky and sarcastic but these dudes are so nice and wholesome -- just obviously good people and great Americans -- that it can't help but come through.

Post: #56

(01-14-2017 09:45 AM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:  Politico has a long piece today about RSBN and their big plans for the Trump admin. They are hoping to be part of the White House press corps and I really hope T's people make it happen. There isn't a better or more deserving group of people.

http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2...ump-214633

Here are Joe and Jacob Seales working on a show in the new RSBN office in Opelika, AL:



The article tries to be mildly snarky and sarcastic but these dudes are so nice and wholesome -- just obviously good people and great Americans -- that it can't help but come through.

RSBN just opened an office here in the local DC area and they are our featured media presence at the Deploraball. Will have a special section and the only outlet allowed to live stream.

Post: #57

The unsung hero of the whole campaign is Brad Parscale. Watch this video and read this article.

Him and Kushner basically found the most meaningful data and the whole campaign was built around this. Those rally schedules don't seem so random anymore. Probably weighted to a T (excluding Michigan, wew lad!)

Best part of it all, he has no political experience. AT ALL. EVER.

A small business owner was instrumental in beating the establishment. A guy who does data collection as *part* of his business model ran roughshod on ABC, MSNBC, Fox, CBS, CNN, Wall Street, RCP, K Street, and all the other overpaid doofuses. As he says in the interview, he built his company with a $500 initial investment.

I'd work for this guy in a heart beat.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2..._file.html

Post: #58

I'd like to throw a special shoutout to whomever leaked the DNC/Podesta emails. We'll probably never know who did it for sure, but they certainly made all the difference. If Hillary's evil hadn't been exposed, many moderates would have swung for her. Thankfully, when you shine a light on a cockroach, it scurries back to the nearest hole.