See list of 98 top Republicans who refuse to back Trump

wnd ^ | 5/5/2016 | Garth Kant

[HomerBohn]

•Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich.

•Gov. Charlie Baker, R-Mass.

•Brian Bartlett

•Glenn Beck

•Michael Berry

•Max Boot . •Brent Bozell

•Bruce Carroll, GayPatriot.org

•Jay Caruso

•Mona Charen

•Linda Chavez

•Dean Clancy

•Eliot Cohen

•Former Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn.

•Charles C. W. Cooke

•Doug Coon

•Rory Cooper

•Jim Cunneen

•Rep. Carlos Curbelo, R-Fla.

•Steve Deace

•Rep. Bob Dold, R-Ill.

•Erick Erickson

•Mindy Finn

•David French

•Jon Gabriel

•Michael Graham

•Jonah Goldberg

•Alan Goldsmith

•Stephen Gutowski

•Rep. Richard Hanna, R-N.Y.

•Jamie Brown Hantman

•Stephen Hayes

•Doug Heye

•Quin Hillyer

•Ben Howe

•Former Rep. Bob Inglis, R-S.C

•Cheri Jacobus

•Robert Kagan

•Randy Kendrick, GOP mega-donor

•Matt Kibbe

•Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill.

•Philip Klein

•Bill Kristol

•Mark Levin

•Justin LoFranco

vin Madden

•Bethany Mandel

•Tucker Martin

•Former RNC Chairman Mel Martinez

•Liz Mair

•Lachlan Markey

•David McIntosh

•Dan McLaughlin

•Ken Mehlman

•Tim Miller

•Joyce Mulliken

•Ted Newton

•James Nuzzo

•Katie Packer

•Former Gov. George Pataki, R-N.Y.

•Former Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas

•Katie Pavlich

•Brittany Pounders

•Rep. Reid Ribble, R- Wisc.

•The Ricketts family

•Former Gov. Tom Ridge, R-Pa.

•Rep. Scott Rigell, R-Va.

•Mitt Romney

•Paul Rosenzweig

•Jennifer Rubin

•Patrick Ruffini

•Sarah Rumpf

•Mark Salter

•Rep. Mark Sanford, R-S.C.

•Sen. Ben Sasse, R- Neb.

•Elliott Schwartz

•Gabriel Schoenfeld

•Tara Setmayer

•Ben Shapiro

•Evan Siegfried

•Ben Stein

•Brendan Steinhauser

•Stuart Stevens

•Paul Singer

•Erik Soderstrom

•Brad Thor, writer

•Michael R. Treiser

•Daniel P. Vajdich

•Connor Walsh

•Former Rep. J.C. Watts, R-Okla.

•Peter Wehner

•Former Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, R-N.J.

•George Will, writer

•Rick Wilson

•Nathan Wurtzel

•Bill Yarbrough

•Dave Yost

[HomerBohn]

Although "Republican", all of the above would rather see Hillary Clinton as President than Donald Trump. Why not just become a Democrat and work for Hillary? No, they prefer to do their damage from within.

Most of the above are bureaucrats, party strategists, big cash donors to keep the Republicrat Party propped up. Others are media writers.

[Cboldt]

Conspicuously missing are members of the Bush family.

[madison10]

RINO guest list. #neverhillary

[Fai Mao]

These guys needs to pull their heads out of the D.C. beltway

People hate Hillary because she is evil. She has a history of lying, viciousness and criminal activity. Being dishonest is her only competency.

Some Republicans hate Trump because he is a traitor to the uni-party. Trump represents a fracture in status quo and that means many columnist, advisors, pollsters and assorted political hangers on will lose influence their job and their undocumented Mexican maid/mistress/babysitter.

Trump represents a realignment of American politics and that is scary to those on the government tit.

There are also a few who don´t like him because he dose not fit into some doctrinaire “Constitutional Conservative” box - whatever that means.

Unfortunately these same people control much of the media.

Go to Trump´s web site. Read the position papers there. Look at the platform not the sound bite. Tell me which of his published platforms a conservative can disagree with? You might prefer a tweak here and there but really, is that the platform of a closet socialist?

Trump. for all his faults, and he has many loves his country and the citizens who live in it.

Hillary does not even love her wife Huma or her husband Bill but uses people like thing and discards them when they cease to be useful.

How can anyone support PIAPS over Trump?

[2banana]

Mostly a list of losers of the Republican party

[Utmost Certainty]

Some of these will change their minds.

A lot of these names comprise already irrelevant people (lol Glenn Beck).

A few are gambling to make a name for themselves, that they’ll come out on the side of history where Trump loses and be rewarded for it (Ben Sasse).

[lafroste]

I want to see the list of big name democrats that refuse to support hitlery. There sure is much gnashing of teeth going on right now.

[CriticalJ]

How many of these could legitimately be called “neocons”?

[The Sons of Liberty]

RINO guest list. #neverhillary

I'm curious as to whether individual contributions to the GOPe are way down. I know that they'll not get one red cent from me.

[Oratam]

"I hold in my hand a list of 98 top Republicans . . . ."

[JerseyDvl]

Thank God Lying Ted lost in a landslide. The list would be exponentially larger if we were cursed with him as the nominee.

[Da Coyote]

DILLIGAFF?

[oh8eleven]

So, 98 GOPers, most of whom I've never heard of, don't immediately jump up and endorse Trump, and I'm supposed to give a hoot?
I don't so.

[MichaelCorleone]

If this list isn’t confirmation that a major overhaul is needed, I don’t know what is.

[Gaffer]

I’d be hesitant to call even some of these “top Republicans”.

[Degaston]

This list of “top Republicans” seriously looks more like the scraping the barrel on the lowest levels of humanity in the 21st century rather than being a list of “top” people. I think what a lot of politicos and media tend to forget is that in the 21st century where information is so easy to slice/dice and its easy to see who isn’t being transparent that the phrase “We the People” is not only the supreme law of the land but its also a fact that the people are much more capable at figuring things out for themselves without needing some collection of “top” people to tell them how to think. The best way to identify “top” people is to look at who is the most transparent, honest, and sincerely having the best interests of the people on their mind.

[euram]

Most are either neo-con artists or their open-borders toadies.

[MichaelCorleone]

Is that Joe McCarthy?

He was right then. And he’s right now.

[detective]

Thanks for the list. Few of these actually hold elective office.

Most are Hillary Clinton surrogates. Others are pathetic wannabees for sale to the highest bidder.

None have anything intelligent or worthwhile to say.

[Ken H]

These guys needs to pull their heads out of the D.C. beltway

They are creatures of DC. If fedgov were to shrink, the DC metro area would sink into deep recession. It would be like withdrawing the big 3 from Detroit in the 1950s.

There go those expensive home and grossly inflated salaries.