Posted on 11/08/2020 9:30:08 AM PST by EyesOfTX
Agreed!
Our FRiend Starboard seems to think Trump & some Republicans will be happier in a third (or 4th?) party and I’ve been hoping to persuade him otherwise.
Unsuccessfully :-(
This election is not over yet.
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On that point we agree.
But the point of my second question is I do know the answer and it destroys your view. It is a singular, indisputable FACT available to anyone who cares enough to look it up. And that is why you don’t want to know the answer. You can’t handle the truth.
Its the same reason you won’t answer the first question either. You must have a short memory. Trump himself left the door open to a third party run in 2016 — on multiple occasions. But I suppose he was having fantasies too.
Sorry FRiend, but you are just blathering nonsense.
Trump did not publicly threaten to go third party in 2016 and has not since.
As for who signed your alleged letter, I don’t know, but doubt if it matters much.
I did notice where AG Bahr met with Senator McConnell recently.
Maybe something’s up?
Trump did not publicly threaten to go third party in 2016 and has not since.
I do my homework. I have the quotes. It was general knowledge. For starters look up his interview with that weasel Chris Wallace back in 2016.
As for who signed your alleged letter, I don’t know, but doubt if it matters much.
Alleged letter? Please tell me you are not serious? The full text and signatories are public info. I honestly don't know how to converse with someone who doesn't acknowledge the existence of a tangible document.
If you think the fate of our republic is important this letter matters a lot. This is an existential, all-hands-on-deck crisis that requires the full, unwavering support of the GOP. (Spoiler alert: It wasn't there. Not even close to being there.)
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