It's no so much the particular positions IMO as the posture -- "against the awful liberal agenda" as it were -- so in that sense there's plenty of candidates that resemble him and there have been noted populists in the past. The positions that make you anti-what-the-base-hate, saying-the-unsayable of course shift with both world and domestic events.
Wheyyibuggermair, I do think your having a stab at being humorous, time for sleep, night all.
another enthusiastic distributor of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
You're turning into the wannabe-lawyer version of detective_boy...
On a faintly related note, I don't know how much Trump is responsible for everything in his towers, but this is a fine example of how not to run a restaurant:
You support repressive authoritarian legislation and measures because it demonstrates the repressive authoritarian nature of the state - is that right Ulrike?
Plenty football supporters have been subject to almost reverse measures.
I signed (eventually), I don't want him banned, but I want it discussed along with how much it will cost us to protect him, safe spaces and freedom of speech.
He looks the partIf only!
When Trump is here, his exposure is very carefully limited and he's mostly cosseted away on his property behind several layers of security and police. His "walking the course" ritual isn't him striding over the lonely, empty dunes - He's got so many people round him that the only way to identify him is when the wind off the North Sea catches his combover and sends it vertical - above everyone else!
The nearest I can think of to anyone getting close enough to heckle was when he presented to the Holyrood committee on windfarms.
And arrived with an uncharacteristically small security detail.
That's his local head of security going for the guy with the balloon.
. I wouldn't mess with him...
