SABOTAGE: Paul Ryan’s Top Aide/Former Romney Advisor Behind Leaked Trump Tape?

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betrayal, Campbell Brown, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, leaked tape, Mitt Romney Dan Senor, Paul Ryan, Republican Party establishment, sabotage

Below is an excerpt of my follow up to Monday’s post entitled, Both Parties are Guilty of Manufactured Outrage against Trump, which I posted on affiliate blog Grumpy Opinions earlier today.

 

The timing of a private taped discussion between Donald Trump and Bill Bush eleven years ago surfacing one day before Paul Ryan was due to attend a rally with Donald Trump, two days before the second presidential debate AND on the same day of two document dumps of Hillary Clinton’s emails leads one to believe that there was some major backroom plotting going on.

If true and I suspect that it is, did the Republican Party establishment who never intended to support Donald Trump to the end but just long enough to have secure their agenda, actually believe that the American electorate is so ignorant that we would not have pieced this horrible betrayal together?  Where did they get the idea that sabotage would force us to abandon Trump, a candidate chosen by the electorate not the establishment?

And did it ever occur to them that the retribution for said betrayal will be both forthcoming, swift and detrimental to the survival of Republican Party?

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Progressive Candidates Ditch Education Forum, Fear Backlash from Unions

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Campbell Brown, Common Core Initiative Standards, National Education Association, Progressives, teachers-unions

 

Washington Examiner by Brent Scher

The Democratic candidates for president have decided to ditch plans to participate in an education forum planned for later this month in Iowa, and the forum’s organizer says it is because the candidates fear backlash from teachers unions.

The forum was set to be hosted by the Seventy Four, a news organization launched earlier this year by Campbell Brown, an education reform advocate, to direct more attention towards critical education issues. It was going to be co-hosted by the Des Moines Register and the American Federation for Children….

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With it being election season, Progressive candidates once again electing to stand with the teachers’ unions have refused to publicly go on record unless, it’s of course, to voice their support of teachers’ unions as Hillary Clinton did earlier this week when she accepted the endorsement of the pro-Common Core National Education Association.

Brown wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post earlier this year in support of Common Core while at the same time accusing Republican Party 2016 presidential primary candidates of pandering.

It is worth noting that in July, Brown, husband, Dan Senor, an adviser under George W. Bush administration, attended a fundraiser for brother, Jeb.

So what is the problem? Because it is darn sure not about the children.

 

LINKS:
http://freebeacon.com/politics/democrats-bail-on-education-forum-in-face-of-union-pressure/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/political-attacks-on-common-core-are-driven-by-pandering/2015/02/27/bfbf9f80-bad8-11e4-b274-e5209a3bc9a9_story.html
http://easthamptonstar.com/Government/1/Jeb-Bush-Makes-Fund-Raising-Stop-East-Hampton
http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/03/politics/hillary-clinton-nea-endorsement/
http://www.nea.org/home/46653.htm