[Robert DeLong]

Do the "never-Trumpers" want to facilitate that? Do they want to hand the left its greatest victory for liberal governance of all time? If they do, they are the unforgivable betrayers of conservative principles.

Yes, yes, and without a doubt they are.

[Bogie]

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/06/opinion/sunday/are-neocons-getting-ready-to-ally-with-hillary-clinton.html?smid=fb-share&_r=0

Note the publication date on this one.

[grania]

The nevertrumpers are scum. For decades they've arrogantly assumed that we would have to vote for "the lesser of two evils", thus acknowledging they're evil. They pretended they were the "lesser" kind (there is no lesser evil....evil is evil striving to reach its full potential). They lied about supporting their voting fodder's constitutional and social issues. When they had to throw us a bone to get re-elected, no problem. Their cronies in the thoroughly corrupted and compromised judiciary would overturn those votes.

At last, a savior comes along. And these turncoats ignore pledges made and their assumptions of party loyalty and pull this BS? Throughout history, it's very rare that those who abuse power so horrifically have the opportunity to be voted out of office. They should SHUT UP, retreat forever to their gated communities and other highly secured enclaves, and never show their creepy faces again.

(gosh, typing the whole thing out is therapeutic!)

[ballplayer]

Conservative? How about American

[PapaBear3625]

Follow the money.

The Republican donors are unhappy that their money may be less useful at buying access in a Trump administration, but think they might be able to do business with Hillary. They are the ones pulling the strings of the "#NeverTrump" politicians.

[Theophilus]

"If you really like Donald Trump, that's great, but if you don't, you have to vote for me anyway. You know why? Supreme Court judges, Supreme Court judges," Trump said at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 28 July.

"Have no choice, sorry, sorry, sorry. You have no choice," Trump continued, calling the late Justice Antonin Scalia a "great guy" and acknowledging tied decisions at the Supreme Court after his death.

  Trump said the next president "will probably have three, could be four, could even be five" appointments to make to the Supreme Court, alluding to the ages of senior justices.  

Trump dismissed critics who speculate he may appoint liberal judges and said if Hillary Clinton appoints judges: "You're going to end up with another Venezuela. You're going to be Venezuela."  

[nobamanomore]

It amazes me that they all supported McCain and Romney. In what way were they more conservative than Trump? McCain is the master of giving in to Dems when it really matters.