WHY IS POLITICS ALWAYS A DIRTY GAME?

Donald Trump: Would he survive to be America’s next president after sex allegations scandals?

The mouth that said ” Hosannah! Hosannah!! Hosannah!!! Here comes Christ, the Redeemer, who was the same mouth that said, Crucify Him! He is a traitor.”

That’s the same scene in politics every day, every time, without a change. In politics, a good person can bear false witness against you because he or she doesn’t want you to win.

In politics, you can have a lot of enemies even though you haven’t hurt them in any way, but just because they don’t like you.

The world used to be interested in America’s politics, as a great nation in many things, including evil, but the past and present ugly scenes in America’s politics have made many people worldwide lose interest.

Since Donald Trump won the Nevada Republican caucuses by a huge margin, chalking up his third straight triumph in the party’s presidential nominating process and building momentum ahead of a critical multi-state, many are upset and wish to cause his downfall.

After insults, funny cartoons, dirty images, stupid jokes, etc, the Republican nominee now faces many accusations of sex scandals, something that no one is expecting to hear.

The question is: Why do women with bitter experiences involving sexual harassment always wait till someone is shining in his endeavors before they come forward to blow their horns?

I am neither defending Trump nor calling any woman a liar, but the simple question is: Why now, ladies?  So do we have to believe you or Trump?

In America’s political history, no leader was or is a saint. Many did horrible things or lied in the name of democracy, but now American citizens and the media are those that are now creating a different political scene in America.

I am not interested in America’s politics, but frankly speaking, if I were an American, I would never waste my vote on the wife of Bill Clinton.

Why Is The Media Now Witch Hunting On Donald Trump?

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They may not even talk about you. What you do may not even be a matter of talk of the town. People may not even care about you or your efforts, but as soon as the impact of your success reflects on society, people will start investigating your background, and bring whatever wrong you have done or said against you, just to create barriers for you.

That’s the case of Donald Trump at the moment. Since he won the Nevada Republican caucuses by a huge margin, chalking up his third straight triumph in the party’s presidential nominating process and building momentum ahead of a critical multi-state, many are upset and wish to cause his downfall.

In the past, many were not interested in finding out what Donald Trump said or did, but now he is under the subject of witch-hunting. I wasn’t surprised to see compilations of statements of Donald Trump, by individuals and sections of the media, taking them as insults, just to convince Americans that Trump is not the right person for them.

Against George W. Bush, Trump said,” He is a liar because he invaded Iraq while there weren’t any weapons of mass destruction.” I don’t hold anything against Trump here because he said the truth. 

Against Jeb Bush, Trump said, “Every one of those people who contributed is getting something to the detriment of America.” Is Trump wrong to make such a statement? I don’t think so.

Against Barack Obama, Trump said, “Perhaps the worst president in U.S. history!” “spends so much time speaking of the so-called Carbon footprint, and yet he flies all the way to Hawaii on a massive old 747.” “Is our president insane?” 

“He has a horrible attitude.” “he is just so bad!” “I did much better on 60 Minutes last week than President Obama did tonight.” “terrible”“incompetent leader” “all talk & no action” “hollowing out our military” “weak & ineffective”.

Since politics is often said to be a dirty game, what Donald Trump has said in the past or present doesn’t matter to me. The question is: Why is the media witch-hunting him now? 

Is it because he is doing well on his campaign trail? There is a lot the media needs to do than seek the failure of Donald Trump from becoming America’s next president.

I have said over and over and will say once again. I can only regain confidence in the European and American media if they uncover the medical crimes Europe and America committed against Africa, because that’s what will restore their lost credibility, and restore the faith of many readers and viewers they have lost.