The Deacon
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This is the kind of establishment assault that would have happened to Ron if he'd won early in 08 or 12.
This is the kind of establishment assault that would have happened to Ron if he'd won early in 08 or 12.
Exactly.
Coming from Romney, how can a statement like that carry any weight whatsoever?
Trump's nomination handing the Democrat candidate the win is supposition.
Romney's nomination handing the Democrat candidate the win is fact.
So in other words... "Romney endorses Trump."Romney calling Trump 'phony,' urging Republicans to shun him.
He is absolutely correct there. What that arrogant bastard and his equally monosyllabic supporters don't understand is that at least 50% of the record number of voters turning out is being energized against him.
I don't care how badly anybody wants to watch the world burn; nothing good will come out of this debacle.
He is absolutely correct there. What that arrogant bastard and his equally monosyllabic supporters don't understand is that at least 50% of the record number of voters turning out is being energized against him.
I don't care how badly anybody wants to watch the world burn; nothing good will come out of this debacle.
Good is already coming from this debacle. The GOP is falling apart at the seams, neocons are running around like chickens with their heads cut off. This is awesome... all of these douches that fucked over Ron in 2008 and 2012 are getting their heads handed to them. Good times!
Lindsey Graham is a laughing stock.
John McCain probably will lose his primary vote.
Mitt Flopney is telling us that Trump is a phoney.
Bill Kristol will be voting for Hilary.
FOX News is losing viewers.
So much good has already come out of this... debacle. That is of course not the case if you are a supporter of the corrupt and hypocritical Republican party. In that case a person certainly has something to be upset about.
Personally I think it is great to see these pricks that screwed over Ron in Tampa squirm.
...Super Tuesday Funeral: Neoconservatism, An Obituary
Trump sweeps the primaries
by Justin Raimondo, March 02, 2016
March 1, 2016, will go down in history as the day the incubus of neoconservatism was banished from the Republican party – and, in effect, destroyed as a viable political force. It’s the day Donald Trump swept the GOP’s Super Tuesday primary, taking – as of this writing – Georgia, Alabama, Virginia, Massachusetts, Arkansas, Vermont, and Tennessee.
Perhaps there will be some good coming from Trump. The Republican party will be so thoroughly discredited that they'll have to start from scratch! What happens when your party consists mainly of angry Americans who are in the midst of massive ideological backlash against what they see as unforgivably liberal (gay marriage, egalitarianism, diplomacy, and economic socialism among others)? Of course they're going to latch onto a personality like Trump (and a personality is really all that he is), vicariously living through his unrelenting disrespect for anyone who isn't Trump.
Now, Trump is so naive on politics, particularly foreign policy, that the right people could, perhaps, influence him in a good direction. I don't hold out much hope for that (I admit that I dislike Trump so much my judgement is probably a bit clouded), but it might happen. If it doesn't, then at least the Republican party will simply implode. Everyone has been pointing out that the Republican party has a problem with racial minorities, women, and youth, and a lot of that comes from the fact that people have traditionally associated Republicans with the same callous and self-serving attitudes of Donald Trump, and the GOP has been doing its best to divorce that point of view from their platform. With Trump doing so well, the party is scared to death that their reputation will never recover, and part of me hopes it doesn't. The party, actually both parties, need to start from scratch.
He's an idiot. Doesn't he realize that by coming out so strongly against Trump he's actually helping Trump?