Blacklisted: Drudge, Coulter, Hannity, Carson, Breitbart, O’Reilly, Christie Make GOP

Blacklisted: Drudge, Coulter, Hannity, Carson, Breitbart, O’Reilly, Christie Make GOP Smart Set’s List of ‘Ideological Hustlers’

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by PATRICK HOWLEY
18 Mar 2016

Conservative movement professionals in Washington, D.C. are plotting to form a “blacklist” of Donald Trump supporters that they can kick out of the movement, never to return.

Several conservative talking heads and Beltway consultant types have been very angry about the rise of businessman Trump, who is pushing for American sovereignty, a reversal of neoconservative foreign policy, and competitive bidding for pharmaceuticals even though the drug companies that fund the Republican Party would take a financial hit.

So far, anti-Trump think pieces referencing William F. Buckley have been ineffective. Memes comparing Trump to Hitler haven’t worked. So these Republicans are getting more Nixon-y. They’re coming out with an Enemies List.

CNN contributor and former Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) spokeswoman Amanda Carpenter volunteered to take the lead in writing the list.


Amanda Carpenter ‎@amandacarpenter
Has anyone compiled the definitive list of conservatives who should be blackballed for supporting Trump? I will if it doesn't exist.
8:15 AM - 16 Mar 2016


But Carpenter, who once got called an “idiot” by Donald Trump, did not mention that she formerly defended Trump on numerous occasions. Luckily, savvy Twitter users pointed it out for her in the responses below her tweet.

Carpenter later explained the terms for inclusion on her “blacklist.”


Amanda Carpenter ‎@amandacarpenter
My blacklist is limited to people who have formally endorsed Trump. Not those who simply explain the phenomenon. https://twitter.com/mimimayesTN/stat...13020473049093 …
10:19 AM - 17 Mar 2016


Carpenter is not alone in calling for a blacklist. Red State contributing editor Ben Howe said that he has the resources to get a high-tech “blacklist” off the ground, as well as seed money from God knows who in the donor class.


Amanda Carpenter ‎@amandacarpenter
Has anyone compiled the definitive list of conservatives who should be blackballed for supporting Trump? I will if it doesn't exist.
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Ben Howe ✔ ‎@BenHowe
@amandacarpenter I’ve got a web designer who says he’ll build the website for free and several people who say they’ll chip in money for host
8:17 AM - 16 Mar 2016


Others in the conservative media industry have called for “no forgiveness” for “Trump enablers” and have warned that the conservative movement will “never forget.”


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Sonny Bunch ✔ ‎@SonnyBunch
These are the Trump enablers for whom there can be no forgiveness. http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/06...-trumpism.html …
4:45 PM - 5 Mar 2016


Matt Walsh ‎@MattWalshBlog
Message to conservative Trump shills who sold the movement out and bowed before Trump: we will never forget, and we don't want you back.
2:59 PM - 5 Mar 2016


Matt Walsh compiled a preliminary blacklist over at the Blaze.

Walsh listed: Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Bill O’Reilly, Laura Ingraham, Sarah Palin, Fox News, Chris Christie, Ben Carson, Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), The Drudge Report, Breitbart, Jerry Falwell Jr. and Robert Jeffress.

But what exactly are these people banning Trump supporters from?

As Walsh noted, Jeff Sessions, Sarah Palin, and Ben Carson have all endorsed Trump. Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity are sympathetic voices in the media. Herman Cain likes him. Phyllis Schlafly loves him. Newt Gingrich has affirmed, here on the pages of Breitbart, that Trump is a member of the very same conservative movement that he, Gingrich, led in the 1990s and still has considerable influence over. Oh yeah, and Trump won the South Carolina primary and is leading the field right now in delegates.

Why not a “blacklist” for conservatives who sold out the movement, and their own country, by embracing amnesty and the doctrine of open borders? Why not a “blacklist” for those who wrecked the New American Century within three years by staging a trillion-dollar nation-building experiment in the Middle East? Why not a “blacklist” for those currently trying to broker the convention to throw out the will of the people, or those who would rather support Hillary Clinton because at least they’ll still be able to gin up donations for opposing her?

Are you banning the Trump supporters from a movement in which Tea Party Patriots featured Trump as a headliner at their rally against the Iran deal back in September — only to have Jenny Beth Martin come out at CPAC and tell people that he loves himself more than America and that he’s not really a member of the Tea Party movement?

Such is the nature of movements. They’re always on the move.

Here’s a full list of the Trump endorsers who are already on the blacklist, according to Carpenter’s Conservative Review piece “Blackballing Those Who Endorse Trump”:

Mark Allen, Oklahoma State Senator
Gary Azarian, New Hampshire State Representative
Pam Bondi, Florida Attorney General
Jan Brewer, Arizona Governor
Scott Brown, former Massachusetts Senator
John Bennett, Oklahoma State Representative
Charles Busby, Mississippi State Representative
Jim Carns, Alabama State Representative
Ben Carson, former GOP presidential candidate
Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY), New York Representative
Gary Chism, Mississippi State Representative
Chris Christie, New Jersey Governor
Mike Christian, Oklahoma State Representative
Becky Currie, Mississippi State Representative
Jeff DeWit, Arizona State Treasurer
Geoff Diehl, Massachusetts State Representative
Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN), Tennessee Representative
Joe Duarte, New Hampshire State Representative
Michael Doherty, New Jersey State Senator
Fred Doucette, New Hampshire State Representative
Joey Fillingane, Mississippi State Representative
Virgil Goode, former Virginia Representative and 2012 Constitution Party presidential nominee
Ed Henry, Alabama State Representative
Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC), North Carolina Representative
Jeff Hale, Mississippi State Representative
Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA), California Representative
Werner Horn, New Hampshire State Representative
Daniel Itse, New Hampshire State Representative
Brent Jones, Nevada State Assemblyman
Burt Jones, Georgia State Senator
Kris Kobach, Kansas Secretary of State
Paul LePage, Maine Governor
Robert Luther, New Hampshire State Representative
John Manning, New Hampshire State Representative
Henry McMaster, South Carolina Lieutenant Governor
Barry Moore, Alabama State Representative
Rep. Tom Marino (R-PA), Pennsylvania Representative
James Merrill, South Carolina State Representative
Alex Monsour, Mississippi State Representative
Joe Pitre, New Hampshire State Representative
Jeff Oligny, New Hampshire State Representative
Doug Ose, former California Representative
Sarah Palin, former Alaska Governor and GOP vice presidential candidate
Randy Patterson, Mississippi State Representative
Joe Pennacchio, New Jersey State Senator
Margaret Rogers, Mississippi State Representative
Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY), New York Representative
Rick Scott, Florida Governor
Jeff Sessions, Alabama Senator
Ralph Shortey, Oklahoma State Senator
Gary Staples, Mississippi State Representative
Stephen Stepanek, New Hampshire State Representative
Dan Tamburello, New Hampshire State Representative
Mike Turner, Oklahoma State Representative
Ralph Torres, Territorial Governor Northern Marianas Islands
Joseph Trillo, Rhode Island State Representative
Tim Wadsworth, Alabama State Representative
David Wood, New Hampshire State Representative
Steve Woitkun, New Hampshire State Representative
Michael Williams, Georgia State Senator
Joshua Whitehouse, New Hampshire State Representative
Elisabeth Sanders, New Hampshire State Representative
Peter Varney, New Hampshire State Representative
Burt Zaun, Iowa State Senator

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They're really such idiots. Funny! "blacklist from what"? I don't think they understand that their "conservative movement" inside the Republican Party is .....over.

Buh Bye.

You want a Purest Conservative Party with blacklists and bigotry and exclusion and some phony "ideology"? Start your own party. I've been saying this for years. So go forth and multiply, seize your moment and join the Libertarians and Greens and Constitutions and Etc. as another "Other". Then you can all fight among yourselves as to who is the "purest of the pure".

Real Republicans are just ordinary people who on a personal level have a variety of views but on national issues are united in our loyalty to our country, freedom, citizens, workers, economy, security, treasuries and sovereignty. And based on what we've seen during the past 228 years, that is more than enough for our government to manage and our political system to address.

The more I read, the more the idea that the party needs to redefine itself or splinter into a new party seems to be the direction we are headed in. While you can maintain many of the conservative values, one party could be about the elite establishment, donors, special interest, the elite press and just about everything else that defines the world we don't live in and then there can be the new party that focuses in on what matters to the supporters. The new party can have the elected officials represent them and work for the actual voters. Wow, what an idea!

I think the base and core of the Republican Party will overcome and prevail with 1237 delegates for Donald Trump and when there is room for the TRUTH to breathe free about who he is when all these hateful race-baiting idiots are sent back to their woodsheds in defeat, the General Election voters will have a chance to learn the TRUTH about Donald Trump who supports all of our citizens from all backgrounds, all races and ethnicities, all incomes, all education levels, and all regions of our country. He wants to Make America Great Again because he loves our country from coast to coast, island to peninsula, and every citizen within. Trump has supported blacks, whites, men, women, hispanics, asians, young, old, middle ... his entire life and he has the record where it matters to prove it.

Trump in a league all to himself on track record plus he has the common sense, intelligence and unwavering loyalty to the American people to do the job, making him the most accomplished candidate for President in the history of the United States. No candidate for President has achieved what he has. No one. Trump is the most qualified Presidential candidate in the history of our country and that makes him the absolutely most competent person to lead our country, fix our problems and restore the American Dream for the American People.

The envy he has to combat and put up with during this campaign from lesser candidates and their donors is a terrible thing, but he will overcome it.

STAY TRUE!! STAY TRUMP!!

If these people confront Trump in a Republican caucus, what does that mean for the primary election system? If Trump wins the primary election for the Republican nomination, and the Republican Party can reject the results of the primary elections, then what is the point of the primary election? Why not skip the primary election altogether and make the decision in the caucus? This is where this is all headed.

The primary election are becoming obsolete and people are becoming completely disillusioned about contributing to them. Decline to State voters are becoming more powerful and more influential. This is where the anti-Trump Republicans are delusional. They think this is all about Republicans. It isn't. It's about people who reject political party membership completely.

Remember again, Trump was going to run independent and then agreed to run as a Republican and not run independent if he lost the nomination. And why did he agree? Because of the primary election. And now the Republican Party is rejecting the results of the primary election.

Think of the powerful bloc of voters represented by those supporting Trump. Isn't the writing on the wall? Get the government out of the business of nominating candidates for office. Make it a federal offense to ask for party affiliation for purposes of voter registration. Get rid of the primary election. If there were not a primary election, Trump could have run as an independent unchecked by opposition within the Republicans. True, he might have had to share votes in the actual election, but he's looking at that now anyway with the Republicans talking about running a candidate against his Republican nomination.

The Democrats would also see some damage if we got rid of the primary election. How many people vote Democrat simply because they don't know how else to register to vote?

I totally support the primary election process for both parties and all parties. The people need to choose the candidates and then face off with the winners in the general election. What is wrong with the primary system in both parties is the control by the elitists who like Romney and his gang of thugs who want to exploit the primary election process for their own personal agenda, whatever in the hell that is. This must be changed in both parties and all parties. Otherwise the parties become puppets of the donors who buy all these stupid and incompetent people they want to win the elections so they can control our government.

Trump and Trump Supporters are going to bust this wide open and good change will result in the primary process which will improve our whole election system for President of the United States.

At least, I hope so. I'm still an eternal optimist as hard as our government makes that to be. When I listen to a Trump Rally speech, I always feel better listening to someone who gets it and has the ability to fix it.

This is the worst primaries that I have ever seem. I am so fed up with the so called Republican Establishment as well as many Trump Supporters. I actually see no difference. I want the same thing you all want, but I do not believe or trust Trump. I read the post and I have noticed Trump automatically gets a pass while any other Republican is slammed. It really seems this has turned into a Trump website and will end up pushing anyone away that does not support him. I know I have backed away from joining any discussions and I am sure I am not the only one.

I hope Trump continues to do well.

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Judy the real test for Trump is California. Every Californian I know is taking this election very serious. We are being run by Liberals and First Generation Immigrants in our Legislature. Our Governor is running a race with Obama with his pen. We need and are waiting on a President that will put a stop to our run away government. I mean really, what other state is a Sanctuary State implemented by the governor's pen? What other state has the motor voter law (everyone that gets a DL is automatically registered to vote) implemented by the governors pen. I could go on and on but Trump better not wait until May to take on Brown. To many Trump supporters in my area are dropping him.

Trump has taken on the Sanctuary Cities since last summer, talks about Kate in San Francisco as an example and Jamiel in Los Angeles and a female veteran I think from San Diego, all killed by illegal aliens, and issued his plan to ban Muslim immigration after the San Bernardino murders until our government can figure out what is going on. He'll build the wall that will include the California-Mexico border and of course deport all the illegal aliens.

But to do these things and many others in his immigration plan, he has to win the nomination, win the general election, and be inaugurated, so we're a long ways from that.

There's an ole saying, United We Stand, Divided We Fall, and if I were a wagering person, the latter looks more apparent than the former.

It looks like Amanda Carpenter from Conservative Review has jumped onboard the Erick Erickson Redstate wagon. She does it almost word for word, just like Journolist. JMO

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CARPENTER: BLACKBALLING THOSE WHO ENDORSE TRUMP

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By: Amanda Carpenter | March 18, 2016


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It’s time to make a list.

A list of those so-called conservatives and Republicans endorsing Donald Trump, the megalomaniac who regularly threatens his opponents and the press, raves about making members of our military adopt ISIS-like tactics, has funded Obamacare and Gang of Eight Democrats, promises to forcibly relocate American companies to his liking, and has demonstrated again and again he intends to govern as a tyrannical King rather than a President.

Call it a boycott, call it a blackball, call it a blacklist, call it whatever you want. I’m done with these folks and other conservatives should be, too. Anyone who will defend a man condoning random acts of violence at his rallies has lost his morals; he will defend anything at all.

So, I’d like to remember who supported Trump so I never give any kind of credence to their judgment. “Never Trump” means never those who support him as well.

Here is the list of current federal and state GOP officials, former Republican officials, and private citizens who have formally endorsed Trump if anyone else is interested in joining me. Each and every one of his endorsers should be held accountable in their future elections or political ventures.

• Mark Allen, Oklahoma State Senator
• Gary Azarian, New Hampshire State Representative
• Pam Bondi, Florida Attorney General
• Jan Brewer, Arizona Governor
• Scott Brown, former Massachusetts Senator
• John Bennett, Oklahoma State Representative
• Charles Busby, Mississippi State Representative
• Jim Carns, Alabama State Representative
• Ben Carson, former GOP presidential candidate
• Chris Collins, New York Representative
• Gary Chism, Mississippi State Representative
• Chris Christie, New Jersey Governor
• Mike Christian, Oklahoma State Representative
• Becky Currie, Mississippi State Representative
• Jeff DeWit, Arizona State Treasurer
• Geoff Diehl, Massachusetts State Representative
• Scott DesJarlais, Tennessee Representative
• Joe Duarte, New Hampshire State Representative
• Michael Doherty, New Jersey State Senator
• Fred Doucette, New Hampshire State Representative
• Joey Fillingane, Mississippi State Representative
• Virgil Goode, former Virginia Representative and 2012 Constitution Party presidential nominee
• Ed Henry, Alabama State Representative
• Renee Ellmers, North Carolina Representative
• Jeff Hale, Mississippi State Representative
• Duncan Hunter, California Representative
• Werner Horn, New Hampshire State Representative
• Daniel Itse, New Hampshire State Representative
• Brent Jones, Nevada State Assemblyman
• Burt Jones, Georgia State Senator
• Kris Kobach, Kansas Secretary of State
• Paul LePage, Maine Governor
• Robert Luther, New Hampshire State Representative
• John Manning, New Hampshire State Representative
• Henry McMaster, South Carolina Lieutenant Governor
• Barry Moore, Alabama State Representative
• Tom Marino, Pennsylvania Representative
• James Merrill, South Carolina State Representative
• Alex Monsour, Mississippi State Representative
• Joe Pitre, New Hampshire State Representative
• Jeff Oligny, New Hampshire State Representative
• Doug Ose, former California Representative
• Sarah Palin, former Alaska Governor and GOP vice presidential candidate
• Randy Patterson, Mississippi State Representative
• Joe Pennacchio, New Jersey State Senator
• Margaret Rogers, Mississippi State Representative
• Tom Reed, New York Representative
• Rick Scott, Florida Governor
• Jeff Sessions, Alabama Senator
• Ralph Shortey, Oklahoma State Senator
• Gary Staples, Mississippi State Representative
• Stephen Stepanek, New Hampshire State Representative
• Dan Tamburello, New Hampshire State Representative
• Mike Turner, Oklahoma State Representative
• Ralph Torres, Territorial Governor Northern Marianas Islands
• Joseph Trillo, Rhode Island State Representative
• Tim Wadsworth, Alabama State Representative
• David Wood, New Hampshire State Representative
• Steve Woitkun, New Hampshire State Representative
• Michael Williams, Georgia State Senator
• Joshua Whitehouse, New Hampshire State Representative
• Elisabeth Sanders, New Hampshire State Representative
• Peter Varney, New Hampshire State Representative
• Burt Zaun, Iowa State Senator

- See more at: https://www.conservativereview.com/c....dorQrPlT.dpuf

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Yeah, she'll become a wall flower after this, the same as Erick Erickson. RedState is being replaced by TrumpWorld.

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This is the worst primaries that I have ever seem. I am so fed up with the so called Republican Establishment as well as many Trump Supporters. I actually see no difference. I want the same thing you all want, but I do not believe or trust Trump. I read the post and I have noticed Trump automatically gets a pass while any other Republican is slammed. It really seems this has turned into a Trump website and will end up pushing anyone away that does not support him. I know I have backed away from joining any discussions and I am sure I am not the only one.

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I understand your dilemma. I do not drink the Trump punch twice a day and for the purpose of this website, Ted Cruz is the only other candidate and has been since the beginning of this primary amongst 17 republicans and 4 democrats that has had a position against illegal immigration. While I do support a Trump presidential bid, I am only tolerant of others with positions against illegal immigration. There was another frequent writer on this website (MW) that supported Cruz and did it very eloquently, but we have not heard from him lately. He has guts, speaks his mind and backs it all up with facts. As a former wall streeter, I believe in hedging your bets. God forbid anything goes wrong with Trumps bid, I would want to see to see someone in the White House who would at least acknowledge the illegal immigration problem and do something about it. The only other candidate is Ted Cruz. You have people on this site that despise Cruz and will have to do a 180 if he becomes the nominee..

Trump is not a career politician, or a perfect candidate and if any supporter of Trump on this site thinks Trump is going to deliver on more than 25% of his promises he has made is only deluding themselves. I am not sure if some of the Trump supporters thinks he can go all the way without uniting a certain part of the republican establishment and being as Trump calls it "flexible". Flexible means exactly what it says. We don't know where the flexibility is, but if we want him in the White House, he is going to have to appeal to more voters and that can only be accomplished through softening some of his positions. If he delivers a wall, revamps the visa system, immediately deports criminal illegal aliens and develops a deportation program (logistics) and schedule (timing) we scored.

In no way is Trump willing to spend $700M of his own money to pursue the presidential bid. This I have mentioned months ago and for those that believe he will self-fund all the way are just kidding themselves. What money he has contributed to his campaign has been done in the form of loans so he would be able to be reimbursed by the RNC if he becomes the nominee. No one is going to change this country overnight, but Trump has resonated with many smart Americans who have been politically neglected and represent a growing block of voters that are looking to improve trade deals and address the many ugly aspects of illegal immigration. Be open to his flexibility because he needs it to win.

I don't think anyone knows for sure how this very important time in our countries history is going to resolve itself. If a democrat wins, we are really screwed with respect to the illegal immigration issue!

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I totally support the primary election process for both parties and all parties. The people need to choose the candidates and then face off with the winners in the general election. What is wrong with the primary system in both parties is the control by the elitists who like Romney and his gang of thugs who want to exploit the primary election process for their own personal agenda, whatever in the hell that is. This must be changed in both parties and all parties. Otherwise the parties become puppets of the donors who buy all these stupid and incompetent people they want to win the elections so they can control our government.

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"The people" have no business whatsoever in who a political party nominates for its candidate. Only party members should have anything to say about it. This is the basic problem, that political parties confuse themselves with government. The Soviet Union was a party dictatorship run by the Communist Party, the party secretary was the dictatorship of the Soviet Union. Stalin's position in the actual Soviet government was of no consequence.

The primary election system is essential in taking control of the party out of the hands of the party members. Real control of the parties is in the hands of the government who keeps track of party membership through the voter registration process which asks for party affiliation when you register. If you wish to change your political party, you must register your change with the government by submitting a new registration form with your new political party indicated.

This is Trump's problem with the Republican Party. Republicans want Trump, but the Republicans in government pull the strings on the Republican Party. Trump is an outsider because he is not in government and he has never been in government. He is a private citizen, the most natural candidate for public office.

By removing the records of party affiliation kept by the government, this returns the authority of the affairs of the party back to those who administer the party.

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Trump and Trump Supporters are going to bust this wide open and good change will result in the primary process which will improve our whole election system for President of the United States.

At least, I hope so. I'm still an eternal optimist as hard as our government makes that to be. When I listen to a Trump Rally speech, I always feel better listening to someone who gets it and has the ability to fix it.

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Trump has already busted this wide open. Events have overtaken politics. Whatever happens now, nothing will ever be the same. But the "primary process" is doomed. We see it breaking down even now. If it was working, there would be no Republican conspiracy to repudiate Trumps victory in the primary election.

Can nobody see this? Trump agreed to submit to the primary election as a Republican and they are trying to rob him of his victory. And how do they intend to do it? By ignoring the primary election in a "brokered" Republican caucus. But the party caucus is where these decisions should have been made in the first place, free from party members already in government.

It's like something I've never seen or heard before. Romney coming out with a Never Trump, Stop Trump, Anyone But Trump campaign against Trump??!! What he did is unthinkable. A man whom Trump supported in 2012 and helped raise money for him? Romney wants to treat voters like we're stupid and tell us how to vote? I could care less if he wants to vote for someone else, that is his choice, the same as I don't care if he wants to endorse a candidate and do what others have done to promote a candidate, but to organize or attempt to organize some STOP TRUMP movement against the front-runner of the Republican race for President is incomprehensible.

Romney is not only a failed candidate, he's a failed person.

Sarah Palin: ‘A Badge of Honor’ To Be on Smart Set’s Blacklist of Donald Trump Supporters

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by PATRICK HOWLEY
21 Mar 2016

Former Gov. Sarah Palin says it’s a “badge of honor” to be placed on the GOP Smart Set’s blacklist of Donald Trump supporters.

Palin is using Facebook to call out the back-stabbing, double-dealing ways of conservative-movement professionals who are more concerned with lining their own wallets than in putting up a serious challenger to Hillary Clinton. She called out commentator Erick Erickson, and also Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, in her epic Facebook post.

Palin linked to the Breitbart News report “Blacklisted: Drudge, Coulter, Hannity, Carson, Breitbart, O’Reilly, Christie Make GOP Smart Set’s List of ‘Ideological Hustlers.'”

Palin made it onto multiple “Blacklists” of pro-Trump conservatives.

The blacklists so far have been compiled by CNN’s Amanda Carpenter, a former Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) aide, and also The Blaze blogger Matt Walsh. Red State contributing editor Ben Howe said that he could hook up money and technology to create a high-tech blacklist. The conservative-movement professionals want to ban Trump supporters from the movement and prevent them from ever being able to return.

Rather than folding under the Beltway pressure, Palin took aim at the Blacklisters in an epic essay that called out hypocrisy and back-stabbing on the part of conservative-movement professionals.

“Yippee! We’re blacklisted! Patriots who’ve had enough of Washington DC hypocrisy and ‘aint gonna take it anymore are now officially ‘blacklisted’ and ‘targeted,'” Palin wrote.

The so-called “conservative” Professional Political Class has united against me and others for supporting our party’s frontrunner and refusing to join their ‪#‎NeverTrump‬ campaign that will ultimately elect Hillary Clinton. The self-appointed kingmakers don’t even hide the fact their efforts to destroy our winning candidate, while disrespecting the will of the people, ultimately bolsters the liberal left and fuels the insider’s shared gravy train that they all suck from. Many have actually promised to stop at nothing to thwart the electorate’s choice for a successful commonsense conservative who’s in perfect position to bust up the Washington cabal and return our government back to We the People.

“Want to join me on their blacklist? Sign here! Want a bumpersticker proclaiming it loud and proud? Make one, then send me one for my truck, eh?” Palin added.

Palin also went after idiotic attempts by the Professional Right to invoke the memory of William F. Buckley and other conservative icons to justify their Trump opposition. It is unclear just exactly how many Buckley pieces the millenial Republicans in Washington have actually read. But Palin isn’t having any of it.

"The political establishment collecting names to brand us blacklisted are exactly this – as spoken by William F. Buckley: “Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other views.” Obviously the same is true with our own party’s elitist political bullies who claim to be the only keepers of the conservative flame ignited by Buckley, Goldwater and Reagan,” Palin wrote. She went on, possibly taking a jab at Ted Cruz:

This Primary election has sifted out the self-appointed movers and shakers in the GOP who are up to no good, thanks to Donald Trump’s campaign exposing unprincipled politicos’ true agenda. For as much as these politicians, pundits, consultants, and “conservative” media types rant, rave and pontificate, there’s no denying they really don’t care who wins elections as long as they keep their perks, titles, ratings, and invites to their pal’s preachin’-to-the-choir venues.

Palin also courageously called out all of her fair-weather friends, who used to suck up to her only to stab her in the back during this primary:

I know personally that when it benefited their elections, their fundraisers, their poll numbers, careers and connections, they sure agreed with my conservative politics. For nearly a decade they’ve requested my endorsement, my social media shout-outs, my pro bono consulting and advice, and as much in-person support as my time allowed me to give them. They were either lying then, or they’re lying now about my judgment creds. I’ve never asked any of them for anything in return (they can all testify to that) except their integrity to shine. You’d think that at least in my respecting their right to endorse whichever Presidential candidate they choose, they’d reciprocate and simply respect my right to endorse a commonsense conservative Republican who just happens to not be top of their list.

Palin bashed Erick Erickson, without naming him, as a “’conservative commentator’ who thought I was a ‘really terrific lady’ when we jointly supported gubernatorial candidates… not so much anymore” and linked to an old Erickson Red State post, and also fingered Dannenfelser as “the leader of a DC pro-life advocacy group who has raised money with my name, likeness and personal efforts for years – so far as having my portrait in their lobby – now condemns me for supporting a candidate who saw the light…”

“#WeThePeople will be in Cleveland this summer for the GOP Convention to make sure your haughtiness doesn’t drive you to follow through on your asinine threats to do something untoward and silence the voice of #WeThePeople,” Palin said.

“If nothing else, remember the words of the prophetic Andrew Breitbart as I shout a hearty “AMEN” and encourage others to join me on the blacklist, for it is a badge of honor,” Palin wrote, before quoting and linking to the late Breitbart’s 2012 CPAC speech, in which he called for party unity in order to defeat the Left together that November. Breitbart died shortly after making that speech.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...adge-of-honor/

Americans are waking up to the fact that all these Anti-Trumpers are the pond scum that's dragged our country into useless fruitless wars, $21 trillion in national debt, and 94 million working age adults without a job. None of these Anti-Trumpers are part of the solution, because they are in a word ..... the problem.

STAY TRUE!! STAY TRUMP!!

And if you're not on the Trump Train yet, please consider jumping aboard. It's going to be a wild fun ride to take our country back and I'd hate for any good decent American to miss it!