Bill O’Reilly: BillOReilly.com Column – Eyes, Teeth, Cheeks…and Donald Trump
According to scientific polling conducted by Gallup, President Obama is the most polarizing president since World War II. The Obama split has been across traditional dividing lines: Democrat vs. Republican, conservative vs. liberal, faithful vs. secular, and – far too often – black vs. white.Now we have another extremely polarizing man running for the Oval Office. That is, of course, Donald Trump. But there is a massive difference in that Trump’s candidacy polarizes the right, pitting conservatives against other conservatives.A few prominent right-wingers, Sarah Palin among them, have stepped forward to endorse the tycoon. He has also received the hearty support of many evangelical Christians. During an appearance on The Factor this week, Pastor Robert Jeffress stressed that evangelicals support Trump not because “he is the best candidate to lead Bible studies,” but because he has the best chance of winning.There is, however, a wide chasm between Trump’s conservative supporters and those on the right who fear and loathe him. You’ve often seen Charles Krauthammer dismiss Trump’s temperament and policies, and he has plenty of company. The reliably conservative National Review created a stir when it commissioned 22 prominent conservatives to pen articles making the case against Trump.
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