GOPe Pac Promises to KILL OFF Trumpenstein in SC

[AuH20]

Here we go. Right on schedule. The professionals are on the ground.

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...promises-to-kill-off-trump-in-south-carolina/

This mysterious, Mitt-Romney-linked Super PAC is letting it be known they are prepared for all-out war to ensure Mr. Trump gets nowhere near the GOP nomination.

The name of the “anyone but Trump” multi-million dollar effort calls itself the, Our Principles PAC and is headed by former Mitt Romney deputy campaign manager, Katie Packer. One of Packer’s oft-repeated complaints against Donald Trump is that he is a RINO. That’s right, the former Deputy campaign manager for MITT ROMNEY, is now complaining that Donald Trump isn’t conservative enough.

Packer in turn is being supported by such GOP Establishment luminaries as John McCain, among others, to try and forge an ongoing, anti-Trump message that they hope will ultimately sway public opinion against the New York billionaire. Packer has also admitted she supports Marco Rubio, but says she is not affiliated with the Rubio campaign…

…“If it bleeds we can kill it.”

And while Packer refuses to disclose who is financing the newly formed Super PAC that spent two million dollars in Iowa and is preparing to spend millions more in South Carolina for its anyone but Trump effort, given her close ties to certain wealthy GOP Establishment individuals, it isn’t difficult to guess…

 

[otherone]

Expect the same from the DNC towards Sanders. TPTB hate populism.

 

[AuH20]

Expect the same from the DNC towards Sanders. TPTB hate populism.

The folks at the tippety top freak out when the plurality starts to rumble and attempts to exert some authority.

 

[adam220891]

Doubtful this works. Will make him stronger.

 

[Working Poor]

Let the bait and switch begin..

 

[Badger Paul]

Mitt the Coward. Why don't you run yourself and stop Trump instead hiding behind a SuperPAC?

 

[hells_unicorn]

Mitt the Coward. Why don't you run yourself and stop Trump instead hiding behind a SuperPAC?

When nobody likes you and you want to get something done, it makes sense that people not see you doing it.

 

[jbauer]

You can neg rep me but I'm starting to think voting for Trump just to spite the GOP for what they did to us over the last decade is worth it. F the GOP.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

You can neg rep me but I'm starting to think voting for Trump just to spite the GOP for what they did to us over the last decade is worth it. F the GOP.

That doesn't fuck the GOP, that fucks the people who would have to suffer under a Trump Presidency.

The GOP will do just fine, making deals with the double-dealing deal-maker with the orange hair.

 

[AuH20]

You can neg rep me but I'm starting to think voting for Trump just to spite the GOP for what they did to us over the last decade is worth it. F the GOP.

Amen. The DNC needs the RNC as their black hat villain. The two party hustle needs the GOP. Kill two birds with one stone. And don't forget Trump's abrasiveness with the globalists. The CFR boys do not like him one bit.

 

[Lovecraftian4Paul]

You can neg rep me but I'm starting to think voting for Trump just to spite the GOP for what they did to us over the last decade is worth it. F the GOP.

That's my thinking as well. Not even going to hesitate to vote for Trump soon. He's the only choice left if you want to take a hard jab at the GOP establishment, hands down.

 

[GunnyFreedom]

Supporting Trump because you think the GOPe hate him is like...

"Hey, the companies who make walkers are dishonest profiteers who make millions off of the misery of others! I'm going to cut both my own legs off at the hip just to spite them!" And then you end up in a wheelchair made by the same company.

 

[EBounding]

The GOP will do just fine, making deals with the double-dealing deal-maker with the orange hair.

That's exactly what will happen. They'll eventually get over the fact that one of their own didn't get the power, but they'll make some Great and Terrific dealz and it will be Wonderful. Donald Trump has actually said this, but his supporters don't care.

 

[Peace&Freedom]

That's my thinking as well. Not even going to hesitate to vote for Trump soon. He's the only choice left if you want to take a hard jab at the GOP establishment, hands down.

Don't vote for Trump, but do welcome the outsider trend of the party leadership not getting its way. Since the remaining choices are all not pro-liberty in their direct positions, no net harm done to us, for what we have left is the tactical matter of breaking up their kingmaker racket. So let the bad guy take down the other bad guys, it's time the Republican Party got a black eye. And if Trump wins, and diminishes the office of President, that's good, too. The Presidency is hyper-inflated, and needs to be brought back down to earth.

 

[Petar]

God I hope that the douchey orange-head wins.

 

[Zippyjuan]

Current polls show Trump with nearly twice the support as his nearest competitor in South Carolina- 36% to 19.7% over Cruz. They have a long ways to go if they want him to lose on that one.

 

[AuH20]

 

[Brett85]

Good for them. This is a rare instance when the so called "anti establishment candidate" is far more liberal than even the GOP establishment.

 

[CPUd]

Radio ad now playing in SC:

 

[jclay2]

Let's see here, the following groups all hate Trump with extreme passion:

- Neocons
- Republican Establishment
- Liberal Media

Seems like a good resume to me.