From Politico:
While Rubio dances around the electorate’s resentments, Trump revels in them. On primary night in South Carolina, he tapped into their nationalism as he whacked at Mexico and China. “They’ve taken our jobs, they’ve taken our money, they’ve taken our everything,” he declared.
The crowd cheered wildly. “I showed anger and the people of our country are very angry!” Trump later tweeted about his South Carolina victory.
Perkins, the evangelical leader, described the Trump phenomenon’s lack of ideology this way: “You can’t be fearful and thoughtful at the same time.”
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Wow. Donald Trump is too extreme for Tony Perkins, president of the so-called Family Research Council, which has been designated a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center because of its campaigns of misinformation.
Although to be fair Perkins saying to Trump “You can’t be fearful and thoughtful at the same time” is really just the pot calling the kettle fearful.
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