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To JakeStarkey: You failed to mention the best option. Do not vote for a president.American far right conservatism must either compromise with Trump, penalize Trump and Palin by backing a moderate candidate, or sitting out the election.
QUOTE="Flanders, post: 13304652, member: 25144"]p.s. Tea Partiers are back to square one. Concentrate on electing conservatives to Congress so they are strong enough to shove the rigid rod of reality right up the rear end of the sewer rat’s replacement should he or she be a clone.[/QUOTE]
To Iceweasel: Trump’s long list of negatives can be excused if he changes his tune. But this alone disputes Sarah’s switch:She hasn't left her conservative values but thinks he is the one that can get things done.
I’m sensing an undercurrent that says some big name establishment Republicans are threatening to leave the party if Donald Trump gets the nomination. The threat is horseshit. Trump billing himself as a negotiator is fine if it ended at negotiating with foreign governments, but it also means bipartisan legislation which is exactly how Republicans and Democrats have been screwing Americans since the LBJ years. Democrats love bipartisan negotiations because they never once compromised entre nous on their Socialist agenda.
NOTE: I do not know how it is in Trump’s business negotiations, but should he get the nomination he better understand that Democrats negotiate incrementally. Anything Democrats agree to moves their agenda forward one baby step at a time. Example:
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Question: When did the negotiations take place for the Affordable Care Act? Answer: Democrats began negotiating after the pubic found out what was in it.
Establishment Republicans would leave the party a lot faster if Ted Cruz gets the nomination. They fear Cruz will negotiate the same way Democrats negotiate —— It’s our way or nothing. Bottom line: Karl Rove’s Republicans and Democrats can live with Trump, but they will not live with Ted Cruz.
Establishment Republicans would leave the party a lot faster if Ted Cruz gets the nomination. They fear Cruz will negotiate the same way Democrats negotiate —— It’s our way or nothing. Bottom line: Karl Rove’s Republicans and Democrats can live with Trump, but they will not live with Ted Cruz.
Here is another take on Palin that might give you second thoughts about defending her infidelity:
This year, it appears we have Colin Powell II, the Palining. In a country of overabundant sequels, this is one we could do without. In this edition, instead of a pillar of the Republican Party endorsing perhaps the most radical-left major party nominee ever, we have a major figure of the Tea Party throwing support behind the candidate perhaps least concerned with the Constitution or limited government of any major GOP contender.
January 20, 2016
Sarah Palin goes full Colin Powell on the Tea Party
By Joseph Ashby
Blog: Sarah Palin goes full Colin Powell on the Tea Party
Sarah Palin goes full Colin Powell on the Tea Party
By Joseph Ashby
Blog: Sarah Palin goes full Colin Powell on the Tea Party
To JakeStarkey: Yeah, right —— but only if moderate Republican means flaming liberal. You cannot have Hillary Clinton, or Bernie Sanders, so you are trying to plug Kasich and Rubio among USMB conservatives.I am a moderate Republican who now sees a strong possibility for a Kasich Rubio ticket at a brokered convention.
To IcebergSlim: Thomas JeffersonWho was the last POTUS to adequately reflect your values?