>>Not everything is some evil conspiracy against Donald Trump. Maybe scott Walker’s true colors are just what he said. Maybe he simply wants to see an
actual conservative as the Republican nominee and he knows that does not describe Donald Trump.
I never said it was evil. But he did call for conspiracy when he called for everyone to work together, even if it meant quitting early, to defeat the front runner.
The front runner is the person that WE, the voting public, have chosen. It isn’t up to them to defeat him en masse. If one of them grows a set of actual testicles and learns how to LEAD instead of just mumbling like an embarrassed schoolboy who got caught with a Playboy in the bathroom, then that ONE candidate can easily defeat Trump.
What kind of CONSERVATIVE calls for people to quit a race so someone else can beat the person who the voters prefer? That’s how Progressives think. All Walker needed to do was whine about faaaaaiiiirrrrrrr.
And in, well, fairness, when you say whine about being “fair”, kind of like how Trump does every time he feels someone isn’t treating him fairly?
I guess I’m just a stickler, but I’ll remind you that the voters have chosen NO ONE YET. In the early days of the polling we saw people “siding” with Trump but we also saw more people saying they absolutely would not vote for him under circumstance than we did, maybe for any other candidate if memory serves me correctly. He had more negatives than any other candidate as well.
Now granted, that’s started to turn around. Yet I noticed here that someone said they always tell pollsters they’re supporting Trump just to make the establishment mad, but when the time to vote comes, they’ll vote Cruz.
Yes that was one person, and only one person.
But the bottom line is we still don’t know how people will ACTUALLY VOTE. Because again, even here, I seem to see a lot of people saying, “I like what Trump is doing but I don’t know that I’ll vote for him.” And I’m also seeing, “I’ve supported Trump, but he’s starting to lose me a little.”
That being said, I don’t necessarily agree with Scott Walker’s “strategy”. And that’s as a guy who doesn’t really care for Trump.
But again, people say other candidates need to step up, and this is true. But I still maintain that it’s hard for them to get in a word edgewise, because the media is absolutely fixated on Trump. As a result, the country is absolutely fixated on Trump.
We’ll see what happens as we progress and get closer to, and then reach the point of voting in Iowa. People are seeing Cruz has an excellent ground game. I happen to think he does. We’ll know for sure then.