What Do The Never Trump Losers Do Now?

Townhall.com ^ | April 25, 2019 | Kurt Schlichter

[dp0622]

Trump’s refusal to be satisfied with merely losing slower infuriates them...

That’s the BEST sentence I’ve read in a while.

Except that letter some blond sent me but I can’t post that here.

ALSO, it is saying ALL bush i and ii did, if even that, was SLOW down the losing.

Trump has changed what I expect from a President.

I hope it has changed many that way.

[Kudsman]

Always Trump. I like this guy’s sarcastic style of writing.

[Howie66]

Suicide would be one option.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Bill Kristol, Max Boot, and all the rest are nobodies, relegated to occasionally joining CNN panels and fighting with Ana Navarro over the doughnuts in the green room. Where’s Bob Corker now? Jeff Flake hasn’t even got an MSNBC gig; I think last week he was the dude who offered to supersize my order.

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OMG, this is funny and so deserved!

[TheShaz]

What do the Never Trump Losers do now?

Continue to lose.

[jazminerose]

Welcome to the Era of Schadenfreude.

We earned it.

[COBOL2Java]

Trump vs. the Bush-League Never Trumpers reminds me of Al Czervik vs. Judge Elihu Smails in "Caddyshack"

"Oh, it looks good on YOU though!"

[Psalm 73]

"What do the Never Trump Losers do now?"

They double-down, of course.
Trump ought to be shaking-scared now that Weld has called for him to resign....

/sarc

[Theodore R.]

Never-Trumpers don’t think they are losing: they expect a revival of liberal Republicanism in their future.

[Rennes Templar]

“Senator for Some Reason Mitt Romney”

Good one.

[sparklite2]

I don’t know. But I’ve saved a lot of money by not donating to any solicitation that shares one dime with the RNC. Even the Trump/Pence campaign does that. And I used to donate frequently.

[Guenevere]

Bttt

[jazminerose]

If we plan to keep Always Trump going, we need to elect Sarah Sanders in 2024.

They want a woman president? Let’s give them a woman president.

[COBOL2Java]

It’s clear, in retrospect, that George W. Bush’s supine acceptance of the abuse the elite heaped upon him was not because he was too classy and too decent to respond in kind. Since Obama left office and he rediscovered his vocal cords, Bush has had zero problem trashing Trump and Trump supporters who, like many of us, stood by Bush in the '00s while Bush was treading water in a sea of mediocrity. No, it’s clear that W was afraid to fight back against fellow members of the ruling class. He cared about being part of the club. Not The Donald. Trump, by fighting, demonstrates that the establishment GOPers are weak. And it eats at them.

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[niteowl77]

Just look at Senator for Some Reason Mitt Romney. The guy I am sorry I voted for in 2012 is always eager to say something prissy about the president to try to please the same people who, back in 2012, accused him of being a racist and giving a lady cancer. For his obedience, he gets a tasty treat and a pat on the head, like the good doggie he is.

A good choking doggie, that is.

Schlichter dislikes Mitt almost as much as I do. I admire that.

[MrEdd]

W wasn't afraid to fight back in any way.
W was and is a globalist like his father.

It was W's assigned function to slowly bring about the Islamisation of the United States without triggering a conservative backlash from the populace. He performed his task perfectly.

If you view him from this perspective, suddenly none of the moves he made look stupid anymore. You don't see any gaffes or miscalculations. And every move and word he has said from the beginning of his first primary to today comes into sharp focus as a cohesive whole.

[bert]

They are here....... right here. The Never Trump Freepers are all the time, moaning and whining their complaints that Trump is not doing what they voted for. They whine their lamentations about a lackluster presidency

They are still so emotionally involved with being wrong they are unable to accept victory and get on with the Trump program

[cymbeline]

George Bush the elder:

When I think of him now I think of his stint as a Navy pilot in the Pacific. Read “Flyboys”. On a flight to bomb one of the small Pacific islands his plane was shot down. His two crewmates died. He ended up in the ocean and was picked up by one of our submarines where he stayed for a month.

“Flyboys” is not for those with a weak stomach. It describes a lot of brutality, mainly Japanese. Example: they cut up and ate people while they were still alive.

[Louis Foxwell]

This “vulgar and crude” trope is particularly interesting. A perusal of Gospel scripture finds numerous instances of Jesus being accused of much the same crimes.
He associated with known criminals.
He broke the laws of Moses.
He consorted with harlots.
He assaulted authority figures.
He made outrageous claims about himself.
He was a scoundrel.
The high and mighty hated him. They accused him of inciting violence and other nasty things. Jesus taunted important people.
Not only is Trump not Jesus, Jesus was not Jesus according to the woke of his day. Why, after all, do you believe they killed him? And why are these same luminaries going after Trump with blood in their eyes?