[TBP]

Now he's running as a conservative.

[datricker]

And in other news nobody cares!

[Cowboy Bob]

You’ve convinced me...now I have no choice but to support Hillary. You’ve just ruined my day. :(

[catnipman]

“Donald Trump Once Blogged That Hillary Clinton Would Make A Great President”

yeah, we know - because that factoid has been posted here nearly thirteen bazillion times. I also heard that Trump once tried to pull a little girl’s pigtails on the playground when he was in 1st grade. He probably doesn’t do that anymore either. Nonetheless, I’m pretty sure either incident disqualifies Trump from being President.

[kik5150]

You can fool some of the conservatives all of the time...

[LucyT]

That was then.

People change.

[max americana]

Oh man, that’s a dealbreaker for me. That’s it, game over. Time to vote for Hillary (s/)

[Reno89519]

So? How many people support pot that just a year ago, or less, said no? Look at Trump’s history. Evolved but conservative, plays nice with some people, plays hardball as well. Times change and if you are stuck in a rut, you lose. Consider, with Clinton, that Trump can welcome in those past Clinton supporters that have now soured. While you might see some of these change positions as negatives, I bet he’d describe them, as he has already done, as being respectful, as showing strength, etc. He’s a winner and is fighting today’s battles, not yesterdays. Republicans lose if they keep wanting to fight old news.

[A CA Guy]

At that time there was no past behavior in leadership to prove future performance.
Between her do nothing Senate career and a totally destructive SOS tenure that contributed to many hundreds of thousands Dead we have ALL learned what she is not capable of.

[kik5150]

It’s interesting to see Trump supporters become further entrenched and unwilling to analyze the historical record of their candidate.

[VideoDoctor]

Donald Trump Once Blogged That Hillary Clinton Would Make A Great President

That was all prior to Hillary becoming a lesbian alcoholic.

[Bobalu]

[jobim]

That has relevance. Everything has relevance. And Everything must be weighed.
Everything is a gamble. Can Trump be trusted to do everything he now says? Can he win
the election? How about Cruz on both scores? My gamble is that Trump can win, and
that, now looking at the issues from an angle other than businessman, he sees what the
rest of us Conservatives see.

[LowOiL]

Character matters*

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*except to certain vocal populists on FR. What difference does it make?

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

Is this like the 20th time this has been posted today?

[Kickass Conservative]

Yet he backed McCain in 2008, interesting...

[Vision Thing]

So a 2008 blog post makes it into Breaking News in December 2015.

It’s like back to the future, or some such.

[SubMareener]

My I remind you all that RUSH LIMBAUGH supported Hillary during the 2008 campaign?

[boycott]

Welcome to 2915.

He doesn’t seem to think she would be so great now.

[HarborSentry]

That was at the same time Ann Coulter said she was a Hillary supporter, too.

If you recall, she was seriously opposed to McCain. She changed her mind only because McCain picked Sarah Palin for VP.

As Coulter says, immigration is everything now. If we fail on immigration, then every other vital conservative issue becomes toast.

[elhombrelibre]

He once was an apologist for Bill Clinton, too, saying that Bill's sexual harassment didn't matter. It only matters now because he Trump needs a tool to bash the Clintons whom he once praised, funded, donated huge amounts of money to, and brought to his third (or second wedding?). A vote for Trump is a vote for a serial situational politician, whose only concern is his own profit and vanity, with situational ethics.

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/in-2008-trump-dismissed-clinton-sex-scandal-as-totally-unimportant/