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Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Scott Kaiser - 29-09-2016
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/09/robert-f-kennedy-donald-trump-party-of-war-214274
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Albert Doyle - 29-09-2016
The Viet Nam War was the reward and purpose for those who betrayed democracy and murdered Kennedy.
Let's put it straight.
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Tracy Riddle - 29-09-2016
Bobby would have hated Trump because Bobby (and JFK) stood for compassion, understanding and basic human decency, ideas Trump would not recognize if his life depended on it.
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Michael Barwell - 29-09-2016
I think we can all agree that Donald Trump would be alot​ funnier than Hillary as Prez.
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Tracy Riddle - 29-09-2016
The Charlie Chaplin mustache would make him funnier, though.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-eugenics_us_57ec4cc2e4b024a52d2cc7f9
The Frontline documentary "The Choice," which premiered this week on PBS, reveals that Trump agrees with the dangerous and abusive theory of eugenics.
Trump's father instilled in him the idea that their family's success was genetic, according to Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio.
"The family subscribes to a racehorse theory of human development," D'Antonio says in the documentary. "They believe that there are superior people and that if you put together the genes of a superior woman and a superior man, you get a superior offspring."
The Huffington Post dug back through the archives and found numerous examples of Trump suggesting that intellect and success are purely genetic qualities and that having "the right genes" gave him his "very good brain."
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Scott Kaiser - 29-09-2016
"They believe that there are superior people and that if you put together the genes of a superior woman and a superior man, you get a superior offspring."
That explains why I came out like shit!
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Jim DiEugenio - 29-09-2016
I actually liked Walinsky's article better:
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/09/rfk-trump-2016-democratic-party-speechwriter-214270
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Albert Doyle - 29-09-2016
I'm not sure Walinsky has seen all of Trump's statements. I personally saw Trump say he was going to take care of business in the Middle East militarily.
It's obvious we need a third candidate. A new John Kennedy.
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Scott Kaiser - 30-09-2016
Quote:Albert Doyle;113086]I'm not sure Walinsky has seen all of Trump's statements. I personally saw Trump say he was going to take care of business in the Middle East militarily.
It's obvious we need a third candidate. A new John Kennedy.
There is a third candidate and he is on the ticket in all 50 states although Obama belives there's 52 states including Alaska and Hawaii, lol... And this third candidate is a liberal. Forgot his name but i belive they were interviwed on 20/20 they're views on politics is to smoke a joint and let it all work out, lol... True story.
Why Robert Kennedy would've hated Donald Trump - Martin White - 30-09-2016
Jim DiEugenio Wrote:I actually liked Walinsky's article better:
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/09/rfk-trump-2016-democratic-party-speechwriter-214270
It's hard to disagree with the criticisms he has of the Democratic abandonment of the Kennedy legacy. Eloquent, heartfelt and inescapable. But to go from that to supporting Trump?? I just don't get that leap of logic. There are plenty of examples which show Trump to be the playground bully; and America is about to give him the keys to the gun cabinet. Madness.
EDIT: I wrote the above before reading the original article about why RFK would have hated Trump. JFK believed, if I have understood the writings of Jim DiEugenio correctly, in the absolute right of all nations to co-exist peacefully and independently, without choosing sides and without interference from countries that "know better" like some colossal condescending parent. My impression of Trump is that he wants to withdraw from the UN, from the consensus of international diplomacy and enforce his own martial law. Trump is actually the antithesis of the line in JFK's American University speech. I suspect that Trump would like nothing better than a Pax Americana, enforced on the world by weapons of war.