Note to GOP establishment: The voter is always right

American Thinker ^ | 3/8/16 | Karin McQuillan

[Hebrews 11:6]

Voters are always right for the same reason the customer is always right – they are the ones who decide. Just as a business will fail without customers, a party without voters is doomed.

It looks as though we are headed for a contested convention. The convention delegates will need to keep their wits about them and remember that even if they are freed from their initial pledged candidates, they are not free from this basic political reality. Spit on your voters, and they will spit on you....

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Only two candidates are putting forth policies that we Republicans have been demanding for years – Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. We are voting for one of those two, not for any of your guys. We are the voters. Ignore us at your peril.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Strongly-worded succinct takedown of GOPe's efforts to keep control and a clear warning not to try thwarting the voters' already-expressed preference for Trump or Cruz.

[chae]

Um, the mob chose Barabbas over Jesus.

[detective]

“the mob chose Barabbas over Jesus.”

The voters are citizens exercising their constitutional rights.

A mob is just a group of people in the street.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Um, the mob chose Barabbas over Jesus.

... and they got him. The establishment--Herod--had to fold.

[Rashputin]

The mob chose Barabbas because their betters told them Jesus was an evil blashpemer. Ergo, the mob is wrong when they follow the directions of their "betters" who lead them and tell them how to think.

Guess you missed that, huh?

[stephenjohnbanker]

American people to Establishment....

“” We will B U R Y you ! “

[Hebrews 11:6]

Did you ever notice that Barabbas translates to “son of the father”? I hope he made it to heaven—if so, he’ll have an interesting story, as will we all.

[Grampa Dave]

Voters are always right for the same reason the customer is always right – they are the ones who decide. Just as a business will fail without customers, a party without voters is doomed.

Isn't it amazing to watch Faux and Macy's commit financial suicide as they drive away Trump voters/supports.

Now the GOPe is doing the same, and even making it worse with their horrible anti Trump actions in the past week.

[factoryrat]

In the current business paradigm, the customer is NOT always right, and is beneath the contempt of the businessman; merely a means to an end. When I first heard of business owners “firing” customers, I realized that these business owners have adopted the crony/fascist/socilist/chinese communist business model.

These clowns can take their “business”, and shove it up their collective communist asses!

[Hebrews 11:6]

I’m reminded of Paul Simon’s “Keep the customers satisfied, satisfiiiiiiied!”

[Dick Bachert]

They're STILL NOT LISTENING! THEY DON'T CARE!!

[Hebrews 11:6]

It’s been interesting watching Chipotle’s many recent steps in rehabilitating both their operations and their public image in the wake of their health-scares.

[Hebrews 11:6]

BLING!

[sparklite2]

“The voter is always right”

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You mean re-electing Obama was the best thing for the country at the time? I shudder at how bad the alternative must have been.

[V_TWIN]

Your profile compelled me to ask you to read mine. :^)

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

The voter is always right? Nonsense! Look what the American voter elected as President-TWICE! Look what is in office in New York, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts etc. etc. (Yes,I use the term “what” advisedly things rather than human beings.)

[grania]

Considering Romney's current despicable interference, do you seriously think McCain and Romney didn't deliberately lose? That the deal wasn't Jeb's next?

Jeb was stopped and the backstabbers stopped pretending it isn't a rigged game.

[Grampa Dave]

The first rule for any business wanting to stay in business.

“Keep the customers satisfied, satisfiiiiiiied!”

[griswold3]

The voters DID choose Obama TWICE!
Our Mobocracy is well.

[chae]

I sometimes wonder if Judas went to heaven actually. He did have remorse for what he did and tried to atone, in a way.