"Believe me. Don't worry."
Posted on 01/22/2016 2:09:35 PM PST by conservativejoy
"Believe me. Don't worry."
These stories are always better the 4th or 5th times they are posted.
First complaining he will be a dictator, now he will get things done by dealing with the rest of government.
Pick a whine and drink it.
Well, it's after 2:00, the third shift is just getting in....
I like what I do,
If you don't like it ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqCUJ_HbVzA
Quick, hurry, post it again before it drops below the edge of my monitor!
I hope he still does what he has to do.
My husband’s argument against Trump always has been - he’ll never be able to do anything because Congress will dig their heels in to stop him.
My response, he’s a dealmaker, he’ll do what he has to get things done and if Congress won’t do it, he’ll go to the people.
I don’t know, we may have created a monster but I’m still behind him. Something has got to be done about the den of iniquity (DC) and he’s the one that can do it.
Vote Trump 2016.
Bring back john boehner! He got things done!!/s
What he is saying is that he will have to get along with the RINO establishment called C0ngress.
Could it be any worse with the current GOP elected officials?
I don’t think so.
Let me tell ya, this guy would give Burt Lancaster a run for his money in “The Rainmaker”.
Kind of like Cruz birther stories?
Any thoughts on why Cruz who was on a general up trend suddenly plunged?
"Never mind Trump. He can count on his cult of personality to forgive him anything, and the rest of the primary electorate has already priced his opportunism into his stock. The newsy part about the establishment flirtation with him this week is that conventional Republicans do make a pretense of standing for something beyond their own political self-interest. And yet, as Philip Klein says, "they've convinced themselves that the party would be better off choosing somebody who represents everything they claim to abhor."
As usual the same names cannot handle anything factual that does not praise their candidate. This thread already proves it.
Sounds like the Republicans saying they need to get along with the Democrats. You support that strategy?
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