Donald Trump has been disinvited from one of the premier conservative Republican functions tonight in Atlanta over comments he made about FoxNews reporter Megyn Kelly on CNN Friday night. Trump, embolden by a massive show of grassroots support over the hostile treatment he received at the hands of the fox news team at Thursday night’s republican debate, told CNN’s Don lemon: ” she is a lightweight. You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes.” Donald, I can agree with you up to this point. That is fair criticism as well as being accurate criticism. However, the next statement crosses the line of civility. ” Blood coming out of her wherever.” Trump was scheduled to give the keynote speech tonight at the red State gathering in Atlanta. However, This morning, Red state organizer Erick Erickson disinvited Trump and has invited Megan Kelly of the Fox team to replace him. Erickson wrote: ”There are lines that even blunt talkers and unprofessional politicians should not cross. Decency is one of those lines.” Fox news owner Rupert Murdoch praised the debate moderators while criticizing his personal friend, Donald Trump. ”Friend Donald has to learn this is public life.” Donald, we are in a political war that is even more important than any military war this nation has ever fought. Rupert is right. The forces that have tried to choke the life out of the American freedom experiment for two centuries are now very close to success. Without Rupert Murdoch and FoxNews, they would have already succeeded. Fox is NOT our enemy! I say, God bless Rupert Murdoch for doing what he is done. The FoxNews team did come after you with blood in their eyes. And for a full 24 hours you held the moral high ground. You have now ceded that needlessly - carelessly. I support civilized society – as opposed to the law of the jungle. The root word of civilization is “civil”. This is not civil behavior. But this is just a skirmish, in a much, MUCH larger war. FOXNews is our most important ally. One of your most important jobs as a potential president is to heal rifts. Be the big guy. Take the high ground again. You need to heal this most important rift. I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

To become Partner #480: www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe”. Last week, Senator Jeff Sessions, sent out a list of 5 questions that he feels are the minimum bar for anyone running for the Republican nomination for President. The Alabama Republican has been my favorite Congressman since my Rep. , Frank Wolf retired last year. Donald Trump was the first candidate to reply. Trump sets a high bar for other candidates to follow: Question 1: How would you vote (or how did you vote) on fast-track, and would you support or oppose advancing a final trade agreement which enters the United States into a new international commission with binding authority on future United States trade policy? ANSWER: I was steadfastly opposed to giving Obama his Fast-Track powers, and would have absolutely voted against it. This is one of the strongest distinctions between me and the other candidates in this race. The Congress, apparently under the magical spell of donors, gave massive new powers to a President who has repeatedly abused his authority. The other candidates in this race actually fought on Obama’s side to give him more power to abuse. As for creating a new international commission with authority over United States trade policy I am, again, steadfastly opposed. No foreign power should be given any control over the United States. Yet the other candidates who supported Fast Track allowed President Obama to do just that. It’s not too late to save our sovereignty: when I win the nomination, I will put America back in charge. Question 2: If the vote on the Trans-Pacific Partnership were held today, and you had a vote to cast in Congress, would you vote for it or against it? ANSWER: I have strongly and consistently opposed the TPP. For decades, I have warned about how our terrible trade deals are killing the middle class. We are getting taken to the cleaners. My message on trade has been consistent from the beginning, and if politicians had listened to me years ago we would have saved millions of jobs, rebuilt our crumbling infrastructure, and saved trillions of dollars. My candidacy is the only way to stop this terrible deal that will send our manufacturing – including our auto manufacturing – overseas. TPP allows foreign countries to cheat by manipulating their currency, making it impossible for American companies to fairly compete. Yet other candidates in this race have voted in favor of the currency manipulation that is killing our middle class. What our incompetent leaders don’t understand is that the United States holds all the cards. Other countries need access to our markets. Yet we refuse to use that leverage, and we negotiate one terrible job-killing deal after another. We buy from other countries, but they refuse to buy from us. Under my Administration, we are bringing these jobs back to America. No more one-sided deals. Stopping the TPP is a matter of economic security and national security. When I am the nominee, I will stop Obamatrade in its tracks and bring millions of new voters into our party — putting new states in play in the general election. Question 3: Upon entering office, will you promptly and unconditionally terminate and rescind all of President Obama’s illegal executive amnesties – which provide work permits and entitlements to illegal aliens – including President Obama’s first executive amnesty in 2012, which remains in effect? ANSWER: I will immediately cancel both of President Obama’s illegal executive amnesties, and all other unconstitutional executive orders. After my inauguration, for the first time in decades, Americans will wake up in a country where their immigration laws are enforced. Question 4: A supermajority of GOP voters say immigration is too high. Every year, on autopilot, we let in another one million immigrants on green cards, 700,000 foreign guest workers, half a million foreign students, and 100,000 refugees and asylees. Historical precedent would be to reduce record-breaking immigration, rather than continuing to surge it beyond all historical precedent. Will you support legislation to reduce immigration numbers, and will you oppose legislation that would add to the number? ANSWER: I will support legislation to reduce the numbers, and will oppose legislation to increase the numbers. I have laid out a detailed plan to accomplish this goal on my website www.DonaldJTrump.com. My suggested reforms include a requirement to give all open jobs to Americans first — instead of importing foreign replacements. This plan will appeal to voters from all walks of life by making it easier for workers in this country to find jobs and support their families. It will also help minority workers, youth, and previous immigrants who face intense job competition from waves of incoming foreign workers. I also proposed a temporary timeout on Muslim immigration until we can figure out what is going on and get our security situation under control.