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The GOP's opposition to majority rule is apparent on many issues, but is especially true when elections donāt go their way.
Kendal Unruh is a high school government teacher in Englewood, Colorado and was a supporter of Ted Cruzās campaign. She is also a delegate to the GOP and āwants to change the rules and unbind and free every delegate so they're not committed to support Trump on the first ballot.ā She is not the only member of the Republican Party who wants to go against the will of the majority (of Republican voters).
As weāve seen during the past seven-and-a-half years, the Congressional Republicans oppose majority rule when their chosen candidates and oppressing policies are rejected by well over half of the voting public.
During the Obama Presidency, the Republicans in the House and the Senate became the G"NO"P, and proved to the U.S. voters they refused to respect and would obstruct the votersā choice for President, his policies, his appointees, etc. They consistently āchanged the rulesā to accomplish these goals.
Unruh is another example of the Republican Partyās opposition to majority rule, as she has joined with others in her party to āchange the rulesā so as to prevent the candidate chosen by the majority of rank-and-file GOP voters from receiving the 2016 nomination.
Just as several Red State legislatures and governors have āchanged the rulesā to cheat certain groups of voters of their rights, Unruh and other Republicans plan to cheat the millions of Trump supporters.
Unruh stupidly stated, "If he is the face of our party, he will actually destroy our party. He should have just run as a Democrat.ā The Donald knew his offensive rants would appeal to only a handful of Democrats. However, he knew very well the Republican Party had already spent decades cultivating conservativesā eagerness to support needless wars, their racism, misogyny, homophobia, Islamophobia, and xenophobia. The idiotic statement by Unruh makes it most apparent that she is blind to the fact that most Democrats have denounced Trumpās racism, misogyny, homophobia, Islamophobia, xenophobia, and his desire to start more useless wars.
The results of the Republican Primaries proved Trumpās campaign to court the right wing, instead of liberals and conscientious moderates, to be a sound decision.
The coming Republican National Convention will be the finale of the 2016 Republican Clown Show. It will be worth watching to see the antics of Trump, his supporters, and those trying to replace him with a different clown. But which clown will they choose? Carson? Bush? Cruz? Kasich? Walker? Fiorina?(no way, she's female) Huckabee? Or?
Colorado woman among delegates leading newest effort to block Trump from nomination
Despite the firm belief of right-wingers to the contrary, denial of facts in no way refutes them, and changing or avoiding the subject does not win the debate.
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The GOP's opposition to majority rule is apparent on many issues, but is especially true when elections donāt go their way.
Kendal Unruh is a high school government teacher in Englewood, Colorado and was a supporter of Ted Cruzās campaign. She is also a delegate to the GOP and āwants to change the rules and unbind and free every delegate so they're not committed to support Trump on the first ballot.ā She is not the only member of the Republican Party who wants to go against the will of the majority (of Republican voters).
As weāve seen during the past seven-and-a-half years, the Congressional Republicans oppose majority rule when their chosen candidates and oppressing policies are rejected by well over half of the voting public.
During the Obama Presidency, the Republicans in the House and the Senate became the G"NO"P, and proved to the U.S. voters they refused to respect and would obstruct the votersā choice for President, his policies, his appointees, etc. They consistently āchanged the rulesā to accomplish these goals.
Unruh is another example of the Republican Partyās opposition to majority rule, as she has joined with others in her party to āchange the rulesā so as to prevent the candidate chosen by the majority of rank-and-file GOP voters from receiving the 2016 nomination.
Just as several Red State legislatures and governors have āchanged the rulesā to cheat certain groups of voters of their rights, Unruh and other Republicans plan to cheat the millions of Trump supporters.
Unruh stupidly stated, "If he is the face of our party, he will actually destroy our party. He should have just run as a Democrat.ā The Donald knew his offensive rants would appeal to only a handful of Democrats. However, he knew very well the Republican Party had already spent decades cultivating conservativesā eagerness to support needless wars, their racism, misogyny, homophobia, Islamophobia, and xenophobia. The idiotic statement by Unruh makes it most apparent that she is blind to the fact that most Democrats have denounced Trumpās racism, misogyny, homophobia, Islamophobia, xenophobia, and his desire to start more useless wars.
The results of the Republican Primaries proved Trumpās campaign to court the right wing, instead of liberals and conscientious moderates, to be a sound decision.
The coming Republican National Convention will be the finale of the 2016 Republican Clown Show. It will be worth watching to see the antics of Trump, his supporters, and those trying to replace him with a different clown. But which clown will they choose? Carson? Bush? Cruz? Kasich? Walker? Fiorina?(no way, she's female) Huckabee? Or?
Colorado woman among delegates leading newest effort to block Trump from nomination
Despite the firm belief of right-wingers to the contrary, denial of facts in no way refutes them, and changing or avoiding the subject does not win the debate.
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