Thelma and Louise Endorse Trump

American Spectator ^ | 1/25/2016 | David Catron

[rootin tootin]

Four years ago, I called the GOP the Thelma and Louise Party because its primary voters were determined to nominate a presidential candidate who could not possibly win the general election. The weirdest thing about Romney’s doomed candidacy was the support he received from people like Ann Coulter, who had spent years vehemently denouncing such transparent RINOs. This year, Coulter supports another RINO who cannot win: Donald Trump. Now, Sarah Palin has endorsed this sure loser. Coulter and Palin have thus become the Thelma and Louise of the Republican Party. Will GOP voters let them drive their party off the cliff?

[Grampa Dave]

Nice icture of the Cruz campaign this month so far.

New Beck/Cruz Three $ bill?

Crazy Beck swearing in Ted Cruz as Faux President. Another critical Waterloo event!

[bray]

Yeah, they are like Paulbots w/o the charm and wit.

[sphinx]

At least you didn’t give me the now-legal-in-Colorado and DC Cheech and Chong big ceegar ....:)

[Grampa Dave]

Sorry.

When a newbie posts bs about my candidate. I will use my first amendment right to address what hw/she/it posts.

According to other posters, hesheit has a habit of posting hits and running. One wondered if hesheit got paid for their hit and run postings.

[Carthego delenda est]

Rootin tootin only posts article from American Spectator written by David Catron. Perhaps Rootin Tootin has a crush on David Catron, or maybe they are one in the same.

Here is the last tweet that David Catron, errr, rootin tootin put out:

“Paul Ryan Invites Little Sisters of the Poor to State of the Union: Ryan is the best Speaker of the House in decades spectator.org/blog/65158/pau…”

“Best Speaker of the House in decades”??? Must be something in the water over at American Spectator. LOL!!!

[Grampa Dave]

Excellent!

[Disambiguator]

That was a waste of a perfectly good 60s Thunderbird.

[don-o]

I think it’s a now (or soon to be) legal Cuban.

[Grampa Dave]

Yeah, they are like Paulbots w/o the charm and wit.

I remember those days. Again, we were not the real conservatives in their eyes.

[deport]

does anyone know if Trump ever went bankrupt?

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Word is but I’ve not researched the legal files that Trump has never filed personaly bankruptcy.
I believe it said four business entities filed.

[Finny]

What a great description -- "Thelma and Louise"!!

{^)

That's about it.

[an amused spectator]

Go ruz!

[Finny]

AGREED. It was an EXCELLENT post.

[Lakeshark]

Not everybody sucks, just most of them.

I think it's the fact that Trump knows how to play the media and force them to accept his narrative. He's the first candidate since Reagan that I've seen do that. It's an expertise he's developed, perhaps his most brilliant one.

[Finny]

That’s the way — attack the messenger when the message hurts!

[dfwgator]

Cruz is ok. I’d have no problem with him, but other than that, Milquetoast City.

[going hot]

David Catron is going to be choking on crow feathers.

Lots of crow feathers.

[VRWCmember]

I keep waiting to see a picture of Thelma and Louise with Palin’s and Coulter’s faces photo-shopped in.

[gg188]

Well, Bernie is Glenn Beck's second choice. From The Hill:

He said he even prefers Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), a self-proclaimed "democratic socialist" running in the Democratic presidential primary, to Trump.

[hawaiianninja]

It would be unwise to think many people, especially those who consider themselves conservative, follow Trump because of his personality. I would also point out that Trump is a businessman: You may not like it that His record is what's best for Trump, but that's what business people do; people go into business to "profit"; and in the process of making themselves successful, good ones, like Trump, help, inspire, and employ those who wish to be successful as well. (To some of us, his books are very inspiring!)

I have said before: Frankly, I like both Trump and Cruz, and I'm fine with either one. Their both human beings with foibles and idiosyncrasies. But I tend I look at the innate goodness that both of them have, the good deeds that they have done thus far, and their strengths. Cruz is a champion of Conservative values, bar none; and Trump is the epitome of good old-fashioned, entrepreneurial, no nonsense (most of the time), American "can do" spirit, bar none. To me, they would make an incredible team, complimenting each others strengths and weaknesses.