Trump seems to be a pretty good Republican. But does he have enough hate to win over the GOP base?

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Calling women fat pigs and complaining about Megyn Kelly's menstrual cycle seems to line up pretty well with the misogynist element of the GOP.  That's great.  And Trump's hatred of illegal immigrants seems to qualify him as a good Republican.

But I haven't heard enough hatred from Trump just yet to convince me he can really be the standard bearer of the Republican Party. What about hatred of blacks?  How is Trump going to win over the base of the party if he won't directly express his commitment to the fundamental idea that African Americans are lazy welfare cheats who commit all commit voter fraud and who are responsible for all crime in the United States?  How can Trump seal the nomination without a clear expression of the GOP platform on that issue?  Isn't it about time we hear something appropriately hateful from Trump in race in America?

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Oh Republicans love men that hate women. In fact, my deceased Republican Uncle from Alaska, still cursed the day that women got the vote, until the day he died. He also hated Sarah Palin because he believed women should just stay out of politics.

Anonymous · Answer

It seems there enough hate to nominate him for the republican nominee.
His polls went up with them when he insulted Latinos.
His polls went up when he insulted women.
His polls went up when we found out he hires illegals.

Anonymous · Answer

Doesn't take hate and telling the truth about Rosie just shows truthfulness.

Anonymous · Answer

the truth isn't partisan

◄WhoMe► · Answer

you are nothing more than a butthurt troll.

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Trump seems to be a pretty good Republican. But does he have enough hate to win over the GOP base?

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