Nuremberg Comes To Las Vegas

Neo- fascist bag o' slime Donald "Rump" Trump was at a rally in Nuremberg Las Vegas speaking to a crowd of Stormtrumpers, showing that (as the old saying goes) "it takes one to know one:"

At his rally in Las Vegas, Trump said of the Texan senator: “This guy Cruz has lied more than any human being. He holds up the Bible, and he lies.”

Trump went on to complain about a “phony” Cruz ad airing in Nevada that accuses Trump of wanting to leave the state’s federal lands in the hands of the government. “This guy is sick, there’s something wrong with this guy,” Trump said.

We wouldn't argue with you so far, Rump.

Then, feeling empowered by the collective anger and hate from his knuckle- dragging audience, this happened:

When one of two hecklers interrupted the businessman, the property magnate openly talked of violence. “You know what they used to do with guys like that when they were in a place like this? They’d be carried out on a stretcher, folks,” he said.

Noting the protester was smiling as he was escorted out, Trump quipped: “I’d like to punch him in the face, I tell you that.”  [crowd erupting in cheers]

There's your Republican/ New Confederate/ Stupid/ Shooter's Party front- runner, folks!  Is that not Presidential material!?  Lincolnesque!

In related news, the editorial board of the once great Washington Post Bezos Bugle weighed in on Republican National Chairstain Reince "Prepuce" Priebus' answer to a question concerning the Party's support should Rump win the nomination:

ON SUNDAY, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos asked Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus whether the party would back Donald Trump should he win the GOP nomination. “Yes, we will support the nominee,” the Republican chairman replied. “To me, it’s a no-brainer.” Mr. Stephanopoulos asked if a Trump nomination would split the party. “Winning is the antidote to a lot of things,” Mr. Priebus responded.

Winning can quiet many complaints, it is true. But it cannot and will not be an antidote to the moral poison of Mr. Trump’s campaign. Party leaders who support and celebrate his victory will be accomplices to an attack on the fundamental values of American democracy. Winning will not wash away the stain.

Judging from the legions of flotsam showing up at Rump rallies, not to mention the followers of the "sick" extremist "Tailgunner Ted" Cruz and empty suit crank Sen. Marco "Roboto" Rubio, the "moral poison" about in the land is broad and deep and endangers us all.   Rump is the main symptom and channeling agent, but he's by no means the only one.