Trump Doesn't Rule Out Third Party Run, Database Of American Muslims

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Republican Donald Trump on Sunday refused to rule out an independent bid for president in 2016... [snip]

Asked on ABC's "This Week" whether he would consider a third-party run if GOP opponents try "to take you out," Trump said, "I will see what happens. I have to be treated fairly. If I'm treated fairly, I'm fine."

Why do we get the feeling that, to "Rump" Trump, being "treated fairly" means being given the nomination?  He's already playing the "I'll sue you!" card on his rivals if their ads aren't "honest."  (Who's ever seen an honest Republican ad?)

Republican National Committee Chairlump  Reince "Prepuce" Priebus, who thought he had "Rump's" pledge this past September to not run, must be in full crap- pants mode.

Then there's this:

On ABC Sunday, Trump was asked if he rules out a database on all Muslims in the U.S.

"No, not at all," Trump said. "I definitely want a database and other checks and balances. We want to go with watch lists. We want to go with databases."

=cough= un-Constitutional =cough= un-American =cough= Fascist =cough=

(Photo:  Il Douche)  

Rump's Nazi-Inspired Database

In Nazi Germany and in countries that they occupied, Jews were infamously made to wear a yellow Star of David on their clothing so that they could be easily identified. Yesterday, the vulgarian that's driving the Rethuglican Presidential clown bus, Donald "Rump" Trump, proposed a Government data base to "register" and track all Muslims here in the U.S.  He went on to say that we need "lots of systems" to keep tabs on Muslim Americans, and that their participation would be mandatory. When asked by a reporter how his proposal was different from the treatment of Jews in Germany, Rump kept repeating "you tell me." Rump had previously suggested that mosques may have to be closed in reaction to last week's attacks in Paris. So much for freedom of religion, and several other guarantees under the Bill of Rights.

Rump's poll numbers among the rabid right have been climbing, and these bigoted, neo-Fascist remarks certainly won't hurt him there;  indeed, they're likely to force his competitors to one-up the extremist rhetoric. (Note that while sinking candidate and House of Bush prince John Ellis "J.E.B.!" Bush criticized Rump, he only wants to accept refugees who could "prove" they're Christian). Among many sane critics of Rump, Rabbi Jack Moline of the Interfaith Alliance is having none of it:

"My father was in World War II, and he fought to preserve America against what the Nazis were doing. This is exactly why there is an America, to not be like that."

That's a concept that is completely lost on Rump and his followers. Remember that just recently, 43% of Rethugs said they could support a military coup against the Government.  It's gotten that bad in the fever swamps of the right.