Donald Trump's Liberal Stripes Are Starting To Show

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As Donald Trump's poll numbers have faltered, his rhetoric, if you can believe it, has heated up. Except now he's starting to attack his Republican opponents from the left.

'They're gonna cut Social Security. They're gonna cut Medicare. They're gonna cut Medicaid. I'm the one saying I'm not gonna do that."

"They're attacking Social Security — the Republicans — they're attacking Medicare and Medicaid."

"Ben Carson wants to knock out Medicare. He wants to abolish Medicare." Paul Ryan is "so anti-Medicare/Medicaid/Social Security."

No, that's not Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders bashing Republicans for offering much-needed entitlement reform plans. The favorite candidate of many conservatives — Donald Trump — uttered them, and with increased frequency as his poll numbers started to slip.


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[Bigun]

What else should one expect from a democrat?

[Formerly Once-Ler]

Will it matter to "real" conservatives?

[libertybele]

Will it matter to "real" conservatives?

Just an observation...Trump tends to repeat what he says right after he says it and it is starting to really become annoying and indicates he's at a loss to say something of substance afterwards. His command of the English language is something to be desired..."gonna".  How about using the word "going" Donald?  He's calling out "Republicans" ... last time I checked he was running under the "Republican" umbrella.

I have stated in the past that he has brought about some positives to the GOP in as much as having people tune into the debates.  He brought focus to immigration and sanctuary cities; that we his "in". He has kept the MSM from attacking our conservative candidates and certainly he has kept Bush from gaining in the polls.

For me, Donald's welcome as a Republican is just about over! 

[jmyrlefuller]

Will it matter to "real" conservatives?

Unfortunately, no. The same "real" conservatives who harp on government overspending don't want to lay a finger on those programs because most of them directly benefit from them.