Posted on 02/29/2016 1:05:10 PM PST by dlt
Despite the Trump juggernaut, they refuse to rethink Bushism in their support for Rubio
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Of course they have to bolt and support Hillary. The President HAS to be someone the oligarchy can CONTROL. Hillary wants to be President so badly that she doesn’t care who will be holding her strings. She has so many crimes; they own her as$.
The establishment media has to support an establishment candidate. If Trump is the R nominee, then the only establishment, certified pre-owned candidate is Hillary. This shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone but the fools who think elections are about choosing the best conservative.
I have encountered many sleazy punks in my life who are quite similar in personality.
This POS has a long term date with obscurity, and the sooner that it commences, the better off our nation and the political process shall ever be.
Whomever wins most of the delegates and has an overwhelming lead should be the nominee.
In this outsider year where most voters are angry with the job of GOP pols in congress for breaking their promises and doing nothing, the RNC will dare the people to stick with the GOPe after ignoring their choice in 50 elections nationwide.
If they do this there will be another new party formed instead of the GOP. And Trump has the money along with his billionaire friends and supporter to fund a new party.
Frankly I think it's a short term date with obscurity - tomorrow. and unlike his trite message to Christie, Rubio does NOT have a promising future in politics, his career is over.
Bush and his millions had no effect on the primaries.
Right now it's not a matter of what "the Establishment" does, but of what voters do.
What Trump and Ingraham are really up against in the fight for the nomination isn't the Washington power structure, it's all those Republican primary voters who say they don't want Trump (and may not vote for him in November even if he is the nominee).
Are the voters really saying that or is that just coming from the wealthy donor class of power brokers?
All by their own design!!
A quarter of Republicans polled last year said they would never vote for Trump.
That may change if he's the nominee, but those people can't just be ignored.
At my primary caucus, a closed caucus by the way with only registered Republicans allowed to vote, we stood in line for quite a while and talked; I did not hear one single person say they would not vote for Trump. In fact, I heard the opposite, that if Trump were the nominee, they would vote for him. I really doubt the number of Republicans, outside of the “elites” who won’t vote for Trump is significant at all. Of course, this is only an observation, not backed up by any stats. But still, I can’t help but think that what I experienced is pretty typical.
Every one that holds hearings, sees blatant evidence of crimes and corruption, and does nothing.
Bingo, taking a step back and looking at Dole, Bush II, McCain and Romney, you can see that these are the guys that would keep the status quo. Bush II did. I think McCain went off the reservation by choosing Palin, but other than that, the VP choices were cut from the same cloth. Cheney is an enigma to me.
Stated before, Trump has the potential to be another Reagan, even greater, indeed. He also has the potential of making Benedict Arnold look like a cub scout. But, no one, really, no one, can control Trump. That scares the status quo crowd.
OK. I guess time will tell.
McCain didn't really pick her his campaign staff talked him into it. His personal choice was Joe Lieberman.
As I see it, the numbers are something like this (with the undecideds allocated among these guys):
Trump - 45%
Rubio - 30%
Cruz - 25%
If Rubio drops out, then Cruz gets most of his votes, so you end up 55/45 Trump.
If Cruz drops out, then Trump gets the vast majority of his votes, so you end up 65/35 Trump.
The GOPe wants to defeat Trump. Which approach do you think this TOTAL BUNCH OF IDIOTS is taking?
I think "loose cannon" plays the media to keep his name a constant in front of the voters.
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