[LS]

Well, we knew it would happen once the GOPe got him ahead in a couple of polls. The goal all along was to try to knock Trump out, substitute Ben. Then, take out Ben, substitute Cruz (have you noticed all the Cruz-friendly stories in the WSJ, National Review, etc lately?). In this scenario, once they had Cruz in, they would take him out and substitute Rubio, who is their (now) favorite, since Yeb has collapsed.

Don't anyone think this is all happening now by accident. There is a reason it didn't come out till they could say "Carson leading Trump in the polls."

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

You are absolutely right.

[lentulusgracchus]

I'm afraid you called it.

They're just going through the deck of contenders, until they deal us Rubio or Jeb!! off the bottom of the deck. A rerun of 2008, when the big dogs turned again on their own vomit and picked McPain.

[niteowl77]

Well, we knew it would happen once the GOPe got him ahead in a couple of polls. The goal all along was to try to knock Trump out, substitute Ben. Then, take out Ben, substitute Cruz (have you noticed all the Cruz-friendly stories in the WSJ, National Review, etc lately?). In this scenario, once they had Cruz in, they would take him out and substitute Rubio, who is their (now) favorite, since Yeb has collapsed.

Too many on FR are ignoring the GOP-e scribblers who are suddenly wanting "conservatives" to rally around Ben Carson, essentially "because the MSM is mean to him." Well, the MSM is mean to a lot of people, but somehow, pundits in outfits like the National Review couldn't put their dislike of Donald Trump aside when the MSM was mean to him. I guess Donald Trump just isn't kindly and soft-spoken enough.

It seems like yet another curious incident of the dog in the night-time, but in this case, the dog didn't bark before, but he's barking now.

Mr. niteowl77

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Well, we knew it would happen once the GOPe got him ahead in a couple of polls. The goal all along was to try to knock Trump out, substitute Ben. Then, take out Ben, substitute Cruz (have you noticed all the Cruz-friendly stories in the WSJ, National Review, etc lately?). In this scenario, once they had Cruz in, they would take him out and substitute Rubio, who is their (now) favorite, since Yeb has collapsed.

Your conspiracy theories have conspiracy theories embedded in their conspiracy theories.

I think you're overthinking - the liberal media just doesn't like Republicans, especially black or female Republicans.

[visualops]

all part of the plan