Trump only candidate left who can win in Nov.

[Redfish]

Trump is the Democrat canidate dressed as a Republican.

You are right. He will put the political far right in the wilderness as along as he is president. There will be single payer and no more interference with women's reproductive rights and a real single payer health care.

womens reproductive rights = in libspeak, abortion of demand up to the moment of birth.

single payer = in libspeak, socialized medicine with rationing and euthanasia.

Liberals and progressives are all about killing people that THEY deem unworthy of life.

Spoken like a true radical.

Uhh, no. pointing out the radical liberal positions does not make me a radical. It makes me one who posts truth.

You and the truth do not know each other, Redfish. Trump supports those things, and he is an authoritarian not a conservative.

Social issues are secondary to me personally. I want a president who knows how to manage money and how to negotiate to win. Leave the social PC Bullshit to the states.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Redfish and ck: Trump is a progressive who is not conservative.

If you vote for him, you vote for higher taxes, single payer, and women's reproductive rights.

wrong on all 3, but you get partial credit for accurately repeating the anti-trump talking points.

Redfish is flat out lying, as we all know. I bet he thinks Trump can beat the dems, too, which shows how weak mind he has. Cruz, Carson, Bush, Kasich, and Rubio are all far more conservative than Trump.

your premise that the most conservative will win is a flawed premise. The most conservative will be branded a Nazi by the dems and the media. But I understand, that's what you want.

That is your premise only, Redfish, not mine, that the most conservative will win. I have always said a far right conservative cannot win. Trump, however, is not the answer.

 

[Redfish]

Redfish and ck: Trump is a progressive who is not conservative.

If you vote for him, you vote for higher taxes, single payer, and women's reproductive rights.

wrong on all 3, but you get partial credit for accurately repeating the anti-trump talking points.

Redfish is flat out lying, as we all know. I bet he thinks Trump can beat the dems, too, which shows how weak mind he has. Cruz, Carson, Bush, Kasich, and Rubio are all far more conservative than Trump.

your premise that the most conservative will win is a flawed premise. The most conservative will be branded a Nazi by the dems and the media. But I understand, that's what you want.

That is your premise only, Redfish, not mine, that the most conservative will win. I have always said a far right conservative cannot win. Trump, however, is not the answer.

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you.

If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Redfish and ck: Trump is a progressive who is not conservative.

If you vote for him, you vote for higher taxes, single payer, and women's reproductive rights.

wrong on all 3, but you get partial credit for accurately repeating the anti-trump talking points.

Redfish is flat out lying, as we all know. I bet he thinks Trump can beat the dems, too, which shows how weak mind he has. Cruz, Carson, Bush, Kasich, and Rubio are all far more conservative than Trump.

your premise that the most conservative will win is a flawed premise. The most conservative will be branded a Nazi by the dems and the media. But I understand, that's what you want.

That is your premise only, Redfish, not mine, that the most conservative will win. I have always said a far right conservative cannot win. Trump, however, is not the answer.

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you. If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

A majority of Republicans do not agree that Trump should be the candidate. When he gets a majority, let me know.

 

[Redfish]

wrong on all 3, but you get partial credit for accurately repeating the anti-trump talking points.

Redfish is flat out lying, as we all know. I bet he thinks Trump can beat the dems, too, which shows how weak mind he has. Cruz, Carson, Bush, Kasich, and Rubio are all far more conservative than Trump.

your premise that the most conservative will win is a flawed premise. The most conservative will be branded a Nazi by the dems and the media. But I understand, that's what you want.

That is your premise only, Redfish, not mine, that the most conservative will win. I have always said a far right conservative cannot win. Trump, however, is not the answer.

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you. If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

A majority of Republicans do not agree that Trump should be the candidate. When he gets a majority, let me know.

sorry, at the moment he has a plurality, once some more drop out he will have a majority. that's the way it works, dingleberry.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Redfish is flat out lying, as we all know. I bet he thinks Trump can beat the dems, too, which shows how weak mind he has. Cruz, Carson, Bush, Kasich, and Rubio are all far more conservative than Trump.

your premise that the most conservative will win is a flawed premise. The most conservative will be branded a Nazi by the dems and the media. But I understand, that's what you want.

That is your premise only, Redfish, not mine, that the most conservative will win. I have always said a far right conservative cannot win. Trump, however, is not the answer.

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you. If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

A majority of Republicans do not agree that Trump should be the candidate. When he gets a majority, let me know.

sorry, at the moment he has a plurality, once some more drop out he will have a majority. that's the way it works, dingleberry.

He did not get a majority in IA, he will not have a majority in SC, and when others start dropping out, the right and conservatives will go to Cruz, which I don't want.

 

[Redfish]

your premise that the most conservative will win is a flawed premise. The most conservative will be branded a Nazi by the dems and the media. But I understand, that's what you want.

That is your premise only, Redfish, not mine, that the most conservative will win. I have always said a far right conservative cannot win. Trump, however, is not the answer.

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you. If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

A majority of Republicans do not agree that Trump should be the candidate. When he gets a majority, let me know.

sorry, at the moment he has a plurality, once some more drop out he will have a majority. that's the way it works, dingleberry.

He did not get a majority in IA, he will not have a majority in SC, and when others start dropping out, the right and conservatives will go to Cruz, which I don't want.

Who do you want? and why?

 

[JakeStarkey]

John Kasich. John Kasich on the Issues

 

[Silhouette]

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you.

If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

Hmmm yes...because splitting the vote Nader-style would be great for a GOP outcome in the general election in November... You're a conservative you say?... Really?

1. There are more dem voters than republicans.

2. A split GOP field means "divide and conquer"...just like what happened with Ralph Nader...from ...lol..."the green party"....to democratic candidates back in the day..

 

[Redfish]

John Kasich. John Kasich on the Issues

I have no problem with Kasich. If he gets the nomination I will fully support him, but realistically his chances are slim.

The most important thing this November is to vote against Hillary or whoever the dems run. Keeping them out of the whitehouse is more important than electing the perfect GOP candidate.

This country could not survive another dem term with 3 or 4 supreme court appointments likely during that term.

We have a choice, we either become a big version of failed European socialism or we return to constitutional government. If we get it wrong this time, its over.

 

[Redfish]

that's your opinion, but a majority of republicans disagree with you.

If you don't like Trump don't vote for him. Your repetition of dem/lib talking points is not going to change anyone's mind.

Hmmm yes...because splitting the vote Nader-style would be great for a GOP outcome in the general election in November... You're a conservative you say?... Really?

1. There are more dem voters than republicans.

2. A split GOP field means "divide and conquer"...just like what happened with Ralph Nader...from ...lol..."the green party"....to democratic candidates back in the day..

there is no third party republican running. how would the GOP vote be split?

Now if big soda Bloomberg runs that would split the libs and that would be a good thing.

 

[JakeStarkey]

"Trump has the highest disapproval rating of any candidate. Ever". Even Bloomberg could not save him.

If we run Trump, we lose the WH and the Senate.

 

[FA_Q2]

The problem with Trump is that the few that will vote for him are going to do so no matter what and those that will not vote for him will not do so even if hell freezes over.

He will draw support from everywhere - it is just that support will be small and nowhere even close to being enough to win the general election.

Which is why we would be foolish to nominate him. Especially when he isn't even conservative. I mean the man admits to donating to democrat causes. Can you imagine what they would have said if Romney ever did that?

Christie is not nomination worthy because he hugged the President of the US for helping with the Sandy Relief. Yet the resentful and outraged want to nominate a Progressive Centrist.

If you think that's why Christie isn't worthy you haven't paid attention

Is not 'worthy?' That is rather irrelevant. He is not electable in the primaries because of that appearance. Even if it actually should be a POSITIVE on his character, the right can not stand anything positive attached to Obama so they flushed CC because of that.

It is sad that was all it took - regardless of policy positions, talent or ability.

Are we supposed to ignore the corruption in new Jersey?

Who s you should ignore anything at all. Again, I have made no judgment on CC about bridge gate. I have simply pointed out that bridge gate is irrelevant to the right at large as CC was already defeated the day he stood onstage with Obama and said a kind word.

 

[Mac1958]

Wow. November.

This year.

It just hit me - just 8 1/2 more months of this crazy shit and it's over.

For a little while.
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