Trump Will Drop Out By Mid-October And Endorse Hillary Clinton (PSA against glue-sniffing)

TedState ^ | 3/20/2016 | Martin Knight

[20yearsofinternet]

At this point, whatever happens, the GOP’s chances of winning this election is at best 25%, if Cruz is the nominee. If Trump is the nominee, that falls to 3% at best. The problem is; Trump won’t win … and he won’t let himself lose.

If he loses the nomination, I see two possibilities;

1) He immediately endorses his friend, Hillary Clinton. His promises are as genuine as a three dollar bill. 2)He waits until mid-October, when all the ballot papers are printed, and then he’ll endorse his friend, Hillary Clinton.

[20yearsofinternet]

Only sharing because the absurdity of this made me literally LOL. :D

[rktman]

Sounds right to me. LOL!

[dp0622]

yeah, but imagine getting what’s he’s on!!!

I don’t do illicit drugs myself, but this one sounds so enticing, it would be hard to say no.

[dragonblustar]

Gee, hasn’t the GOP establishment already endorsed Hillary over Trump?

[House Atreides]

BULL CRAP — TO THE 6TH POWER!

[AndyJackson]

Someone’s been selling dope to minors.

[EDINVA]

It is a hoot!

[AllAmericanGirl44]

Sounds like someone got a hold of some serious mind altering goodies! I’m at the point that I’m skimming past the ‘noise’ of losers, waiting to see what the paid protestors of ‘rev.com’ decide to do next.

[ClearCase_guy]

In 2016, there are two choices:

Elimination of national sovereignty
or Trump

Ted Cruz is on the wrong side.

[Lazamataz]

Good Lord. Redstate has become a parody.

[for-q-clinton]

I think this is shaping up to be the ONLY way Hillary wins.

GOP nominates a liberal. GOPe gets mad that they have someone they can’t control in charge so they vote for Hillary. Trump sees he’s not going to win she he endorses Hillary. And she still probably won’t win.

[Cboldt]

What’s his FReeper handle?

[Lopeover]

What are they smoking?

[Leaning Right]

Good article! Spot on! But the author missed Steps 3 and 4:

3) Hillary picks Hank Williams, Jr. as her running mate. The Hillary/Hank ticket sweeps to victory in November.

4) Hillary resigns to follow her life-long dream of becoming a lady wrestler. Hank becomes president.

Crowds everywhere cheer, and Trump quietly writes “mission accomplished” on his notepad.

[ronnietherocket3]

Since the Republican party controls both houses of Congress, they could void the result of the Electoral College and make the decision themselves. In the event that the above prediction comes true, I would have no problem with Congress doing so and installing someone else.

That said, I think this is a silly prediction. There are too many interviews Trump has given (including before the 1992 election when Hillary rose to national prominence because of her husband) that speak to the opposite.

[smoothsailing]

[Red Steel]

More lamentations from the assclown website.

[JPJones]

“At this point, whatever happens, the GOP’s chances of winning this election is at best 25%, if Cruz is the nominee. If Trump is the nominee, that falls to 3% at best. “

WTF

[Beernoser]

I hadn’t thought this as a possibility. My fear was that Trump would win and then six months later switch parties.

[dragonblustar]

Trump sees he’s not going to win she he endorses Hillary.

If you haven't been paying attention to the race, you might think that. But Trump will never just give up, and he'll never just give up to Hillary. He'll take it to the end whether he wins of loses. That's how he's been doing it.