Right wing rising?

[Trump]

It seems as though the right wing has finally started to gain more traction in the world. I am constantly seeing articles in mainstream publications affirming this. It is happening in France, Germany, Belgium, Sweden, The Netherlands, and most definitely in the USA. It seems as though many good, hard working people have finally grown tired of being told what they can and cannot think, and that they are horrible, sub-humans if they do not believe in the agenda espoused by the left wing. I belive this increase is a direct backlash to the sanctimony and absolute demand for subjugation from the left side of the political spectrum.

I also believe that Donald Trump will be the next POTUS for this very reason. I also see Marine LePen, Geert Wilders, and Nigel Farage benefitting from this. As more people become aware of just how destructive left wing policies are, more and more people will embrace the common sense policies of the right wing.

[iceberg265]

Drumpf is currently losing to Clinton by 12% in national polls and by 24% to Sanders.

[Cthulhu 2020]

Trump has been shitting blood and hemorrhaging followers.

[Deleted]

Yeah, no. The right-wing in Sweden remains small.

[Belize]

Right wing rising sounds like a terrible Batman spin off.

[Matchles]

Hahahaha. No. No it isn't. And no, no Trump will not win. You mind linking any of these mainstream articles you mention?

[Matchles]

Right wing rising sounds like a terrible Batman spin off.

And from what I hear, it would probably be about as good as the latest movie.

[Trump]

You mind linking any of these mainstream articles you mention?

Go to Google News and type in "right wing rising". Yahoo, Washington Post, NY Times, Telegraph, take your pick...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...hree-days.html

[dd614]

Trump won't be the next president, but it's a good start. The status quo will be sufficiently messed up and you'll be seeing more populist candidates. Republican neo-cons and globalists will be politically decapitated like the grimy dogs they are.

[AeneasBK]

And from what I hear, it would probably be about as good as the latest movie.

Don't; you'll make Ben Affleck sad.

[Cthulhu 2020]

Right wing rising sounds like a terrible Batman spin off.

It really does.

[SL1200]

I would like to think Trump couldn't win; I think he's sleazy and America deserves better, but Hillary is the worst democratic candidate since Walter Mondale. I don't see how he can lose.

Does that signal a "right wing rising"? I don't think so.

[Very Tired]

Right wing rising sounds like a terrible Batman spin off.

They are the heroes we deserve, but not the one anyone really wants.

[Gheld]

I wouldn't say the right wing is rising so much as the left wing has fallen onto it's face with a combination of regressive policies and weaksauce marketing (i.e. Godwinning Donald Trump before the primaries even began).

[belfpala]

I wouldn't say the right wing is rising so much as the left wing has fallen onto it's face with a combination of regressive policies and weaksauce marketing (i.e. Godwinning Donald Trump before the primaries even began).

And the right flipped belly-side up for its small number of (loud!) extreme members.

[Gheld]

And the right flipped belly-side up for its small number of (loud!) extreme members.

I mean the left is leading the latest polling numbers that's for sure (Except Kasich beats Clinton now). But those numbers change alot.

My guess is Trump got people wound up with his violent rhetoric, and then the attack in Brussels happened and reminded everybody what said violence looks like.

EDIT: Although really, I struggle to call Hillary a leftist. Considering up until Sanders started beating her in the polls she was somewhat right of center on all of the things. And now suddenly she insists that she has always been a champion of progressivism.

[DeadmanWalking]

In order for the right wing to rise under Trump he would have to have a fucking clue what it means to be on the right wing.

When asked what it means to be a conservative he says, "Its all in the word conserve. I want to conserve my money. Conserve your money." Why does he fall back on a dictionary definition of conservatism? Because he never lived the life of a conserve, because he isn't a republican. When asked the same question Rubio and Cruz gave 5 points which included lowering taxes on american businesses to improve the economy, strong military defence, smaller government, ect.
-> http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/video...ebate-36764052

So how the fuck does the right wing rise under Trump when he doesn't even know what it means to be on the right wing? Oh yeah, in your wet dreams.

[Garnier Fructis]

Go to Google News and type in "right wing rising". Yahoo, Washington Post, NY Times, Telegraph, take your pick...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...hree-days.html

You must be joking. Of all the right wing organizations or parties you could have posted a news article about, you give us one of a white power group.

[Manhands]

They are rising in volume, but I'm not convinced that's actual VOTES or CHANGE.

[Fahrenheit]

I would like to think Trump couldn't win; I think he's sleazy and America deserves better, but Hillary is the worst democratic candidate since Walter Mondale. I don't see how he can lose.

Does that signal a "right wing rising"? I don't think so.

Trump will lose, and lose badly.

Have you looked at a electoral map recently? The GOP got absolutely waxed in terms of African Americans, Hispanics, LGBTs, and to a lesser extent women voters in 2008 and again in 2012. After which the GOP issued a Mea Culpa and stated that they MUST make serious inroads into those communities moving forward or they'd never win a general election again. Reason being that GOP bread and butter of working class white folk are a shrinking demographic in terms of percentage makeup of the country and the groups I just listed and either steady or growing by leaps and bounds and all solidly in the blue corner. Yet here we are, 4 years later with easily the most derisive candidate in modern history on the cusp of the Republican nomination. Frankly, were it not for duplicitous GOP backed voting laws in Texas it might already by purple and then blue in a few years, once that happens the GOP has no legitimate path to the White House for a generation.