He wonders when Trump backers will realise that they have been had.
McCarthy writes:
Donald Trump is the Washington establishment...
Take John Boehner, former House speaker, GOP establishment pillar . . . and longtime Trump golf pal...
Boehner spent the last decade working with Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, and Harry Reid...
While Boehner was surrendering, Donald Trump was backing him to the hilt: a staggering $100,000 contribution to the Congressional Leadership Fund - Boehner's super PAC, formed largely to fend off conservative primary challenges against GOP establishment loyalists...
It is the same amount Trump gave to the Clinton Foundation...
Trump says: "I've always liked Hillary." She and Bill are members of my club and they're wonderful people." dailymail. The Clintons were honoured guests at Trump's third wedding.
McCarthy writes:
It doesn’t seem to register with Trump voters that he is promising to give legal status to millions of illegal aliens after temporarily deporting them...
In just the last three years, Trump has tweeted in apparent support of the ... immigration bill ... and has urged giving illegal aliens a 'path' to legal status...
If Trump were elected president, there would not be the mass deportations his followers crave; he would skip that step and move on to the amnesty they abhor.
Trump is the Washington establishment, the very embodiment of its progressive pieties, cloaked in tough-guy bravado.
Jeffrey Epstein's Nadia, who learnt to fly at the same Mossad-linked airfield as the Hebrew-speaking Mohamed Atta. JEFFREY EPSTEIN and 9 11. Trump is a close buddy of Epstein.
As late as September 2015, Donald Trump supported universal healthcare in an interview on CBS News.
Trump backer Jerry Falwell and 9 11 Flight school's owner, Wally Hilliard. Falwell received the Jabotinsky Medal, awarded for outstanding services to Israel. Falwell is the only non-Jew ever to receive the medal.
Trump denounced Pat Buchanan as "isolationist" and an "extremist".
Bob Dole,"always one to spill the beans ... decided he really didn't give a damn about propriety anymore" and thus admitted that Trump is the establishment's man.
Look at Trump's close buddies and business partners:
Benjamin Netanyahu
Roy Cohn
Jeffrey Epstein
Rudi Giuliani
Michael Glassner, formerly of AIPAC
Stephen "Steve" Wynn (Weinberg)
Tevfik Arif, with Ivanka and Donald Trump
Look at Trumps close buddies and business partners:
Tevfik Arif, prosecuted for trafficking underage girls.
Engin Yesil and Raoul Goldberger, who have been involved in the trade in Cocaine.
Felix Sater, an ex-convict, who identified himself a "senior advisor to Donald Trump". "Sater has mafia and Russian criminal ties, as well as a 1998 racketeering conviction." [264][265][266]
Carl Icahn 'a corporate raider, asset stripper, and union buster'.
According to the world's most read news site, the Daily Mail online, "conspiracy theories sweep the Internet accusing Israel of orchestrating the Charlie Hebdo attack."
The President of Turkey (above) says French security forces are to blame because they must have known in advance about the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Perhaps President Erdogan has woken up to the fact that the CIA wants Turkey to be broken up.
Erdogan says: 'Games are being played with the Islamic world, we need to be aware of this.'
Of course, if Erdogan is a crypto-Jew, then he is playing games.
The Mayor of Ankara, Melih Gokcek (above), says he is convinced that Mossad is behind the attacks.
He says France is being punished for its recent move towards recognising Palestine as an independent state.
'Mossad is definitely behind such incidents… it is boosting enmity towards Islam.' Mr Gokcek said, according to the Financial Times.
Ali Sahin, foreign affairs spokesman for Turkey's ruling party, last week set out eight reasons why he suspected the killings were staged so that 'the attack will be blamed on Muslims and Islam'.
In Russia, several commentators have blamed the United States and the CIA for the attack.
Komsomolskaya Pravda, one of Russia's leading tabloids, ran the headline: 'Did the Americans stage the terror attack in Paris?' and posted a series of interviews on its website that presented various reasons why Washington might have organised the attack.
In one interview, Alexander Zhilin, head of the pro-Kremlin Moscow Centre for the Study of Applied Problems, claimed the terror attack was US retribution against President François Hollande for a January 6 radio interview in which Hollande urged the EU to lift sanctions against Russia.
Washington used the attacks as 'a quick fix for consolidating' US and EU geopolitical interests in Ukraine, Mr Zhilin claimed.
'For the last 10 years, so-called Islamist terrorism has been under the control of one of the world's leading intelligence agencies,' Alexei Martynov, director of the International Institute for New States, a think-tank, told pro-Kremlin internet outlet LifeNews.
'I am sure that some American supervisors are responsible for the terror attacks in Paris, or in any case the Islamists who carried them out.'