More anti-Trump hysteria.

Fifth in a series.

Trump strikes terror:

• He’s a bloviating, egocentric, self-promoting, reality TV parody of himself. – Jim Quinn, The Burning Platform, 9/22/15.
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  Incapable of uttering a coherent idea. – Jim Kunstler, 9/28/15.
• "[N]ot a person who should be given access to a military" – Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review.com, 9/24/15.
• A preposterous little trust-fund wuss – Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review.com, 9/24/15.
• Not really a “fighter” or an “alpha male” – Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review.com, 9/24/15.
• A thin-skinned performance artist whose peculiar shtick falls to pieces the moment someone useful elects to return a punch – Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review.com, 9/24/15.
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  The Republican Al Sharpton. Trump promotes a "culture of irresponsibility." – Col. Ralph Peters, FOXNews, 10/19/15. Thank goodness we've avoided that!
• "Trump is a clown. An actual buffoon." – Ben Stein, The American Spectator, 10/24/15.
• "Donald Trump resembles Jesse Ventura in style, substance, and downfall"; "he’d be all bark, no bite"; "background as an entertainer." – Nicole Russell, The Federalist, 11/23/15.
• He’s the ultimate personification of a variety of vices (greed, intemperance, gluttony, wrath, pride) that we have embraced as a culture . . . ." – Kathleen Parker, Washington Post, 11/27/15. Surely there is lust?
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  Displayed "a level of cruelty and meanness heretofore only suspected." – Kathleen Parker, Washington Post, 11/27/15.
• Callous; a gargantuan ego; the mad mogul. – Kathleen Parker, Washington Post, 11/27/15.
• He's "just the richest person with a foul mouth and a mean streak to stalk the podium." – Kathleen Parker, Washington Post, 11/27/15.
• "[A]n extreme businessman who speaks in extreme language about extreme solutions for an angry world endangered by extremists. – Kathleen Parker, Washington Post, 11/27/15. Extremely insightful.
• "[H]e is starting to sound a lot like Bonaparte, well aside from a similarly narcissistic convergence of America’s future with his own Napoleonic persona." – Victor Davis Hanson.
• Wheeler-dealer – Victor Davis Hanson.
• Incoherent – Victor Davis Hanson.
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  "He is a would-be Napoleon in similarly Napoleonic times that pundits and critics likewise cannot quite figure out . . . ." – Victor Davis Hanson. QED.
• Pundits and critics "are attracted to him even as they dismiss him as a buffoon." – Victor Davis Hanson.
• A "millionaire flamboyant reality-TV host." – Victor Davis Hanson.
• "[R]acist, sexist, narcissist . . . ." – Ruth Marcus, Washington Post.
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  "Donald Trump is the Know-Nothing candidate of the 21st century and cannot be our nominee." – George Pataki, former N.Y. governor.
• In just six months as a presidential candidate Trump has been called “witless, gross, and unworthy,” “ignorant and bombastic,” a “buffoon” and an “a--hole,” a “clownish demagogue,” and “proto-fascist” whose “ideas range from the absurd … to the monstrous,” and whose policy pronouncements are no better than “barstool eruptions.” And those are just his fellow Republicans’ opinions. – William Voegeli. (links omitted).
• "But fact-checking Donald Trump is like picking up after a dog with diarrhea; there’s just not much point." – Steven F. Hayes, Weekly Standard, 7/18/15.