Trump’s childish rhetoric prevents GOP from evolving

By Robert Blanner, North Las Vegas

Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015 | 2 a.m.

Following the 2012 presidential election the GOP did an autopsy. Republican found, among other things, that they needed to improve their image among women, the young, Latinos and African-Americans.

Any success they might have been having was quickly reversed by a man named Donald. Trump has made many controversial comments toward these groups. The other candidates were forced to respond and their comments, for the most part, added fuel to the fire.

When candidates responded, Trump went on the attack, and they ended up worst for the attempt.

“The Donald’s” most recent controversial comments have been directed toward George W. Bush and 9/11. Jeb Bush, in his attempt to defend his brother, has reopened what little investigation there was into the 9/11 horror.

The GOP has had no problem in continuously attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton on Benghazi but doesn’t like it one bit when the shoe is on the other foot.