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Reread the comment. I was commenting on the absolute sh*tstorm of rebuke those who did not vote for the lesser of two evils have received for not doing so.

Okay.

P.S. We lost the last one because (as I have been told, repeatedly) a significant portion of the Republican voters just didn't.
In fact, those who didn't pack their nostrils with limburger cheese and go vote for Romney have even been shat at with the common-core math principle that not voting adds to the opposition vote tally.
If democrats count more than conservatives, you will lose again.

I guess that 2nd paragraph threw me, I apologize for reversing that logic. I absolutely agree that the sh!storm was ignorant ( if that is what you meant ) and I myself have been quick to lecture people on blaming us for GOPe losses ever since Perot who was the scapegoat of 1992. I voted for Bush41 a 2nd time and regret it but I immediately knew the GOPe were scoundrels when they started blaming Perot and presuming that 19% of the vote belonged to them. It was indeed common core math from the Bushies, Dolers, McCainiacs and Romney shills. And so presumptive to believe they own us.

There is no winning with the GOPee. If you vote FOR them you get more of the same. If you vote Against them, you get Communists. If you don't vote you are told you voted for the Communists.

We are in total agreement here my FRiend. Total. So the question becomes, how the hell do we crush them since we lose either way? I had no hope there was an answer here. I resigned myself at this time last year that we were screwed and this final election before our total defeat was a fait accompli. I liked Cruz but would never support a foreigner, and every other announced candidate was a well known hack.

Then Trump appeared, someone I have had in my life here in NY forever and never expected anything useful to come of it. And then I watched as he grew politically incorrect armor against the media as they attacked him viciously since the very first day.

People have already forgotten they went nuclear on day one with the "racist" crap about Mexicans ( Rand Paul and Rick Perry and Graham ) and then "anti-vet" nonsense with McCain and finally that little bitch Megyn motormouth accused him of rape on her show with BREAKING NEWS graphics, all before the first debate. He whipped these SOBs and showed how it is done. Then the uniparty paradigm was exposed when he shaped all his positions into a pro-American policy platform and everyone became apoplectic in public.

So out of nowhere I saw a sliver of a chance appear. And if you know our history you know it is always the unexpected that drives events and elections, it is never predictable, except that our current path was becoming predictable thanks to uniparty ( which really means uni-World internationalism ) and there was no stopping it.

Many of us, including the massive TEA Party unwashed masses have decided Trump is not the perfect candidate, but the perfect tool for this job at this particular time. And the job description has been immensely redefined now and clearly requires destruction of the GOPe half of the uniparty long before any decorative Constitutionalist or evangelical Conservative can again be elected to that office ( if in fact we ever can be since full-scale demographic warfare began 51 years ago ).

International feudalism is probably the end result of the world's current trajectory and it goes back a long while. They have destroyed every person who pops their head up who mentions Nationalism, anywhere in the world but definitely here in America. It has been an effective weapon to smear patriots as McCarthy or Birchers or Nazis or Racists and you better believe that this is their play to block anti-Amnesty and Open Borders and NAFTA like sellouts. Yet here comes a guy who figured out a way to neutralize their most vicious weapons. I see a slim chance for a win here.

You never told me when the GOP Presidential primary caucuses are/were in North Dakota, so I guess you just don't understand the depth of my contempt.

I'm lost on this one ( North Dakota ). All I know is that this may be the rare time that a primary isn't really decided by the time it gets up here to me in NY. Yay.