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We have a convention for a reason. We have campaigning
after the convention for a reason. Glenn, Ted, and
Mark chose not to endorse Trump at or around the
convention. And both gave very little support to Trump
at anytime before the election.

Saying you’ll vote for a guy is not an endorsement.

We try to pump up support and positive momentum at and
after the convention and hope it will build before the
General Election. In 2016, these three took a pass on
helping with that.

Ted around September said he would vote for Trump, bu8t
when campaigning came along, he didn’t do much. Four
days before the GE Ted participated in three rallies.

He omitted one important name at the first one, “TRUMP”.

I have not been a big fan of some of our candidates over
the last 20 years, and I took a pass twice.

There as no way in hell I would vote for McCain. In
2000, I refused to vote for George Bush. After the
election I did go to the streets and help lead fairly
good sized allies in Westwood, California, to support
Bush after it was clear > IMO he had won and Gore
was sending in teams to defeat him by shenanigans.

I still say, if we had followed Glenn, Ted, and Mark’s
lead, Hillary Clinton would have won.

I have no idea how anyone could take a pass on Trump
when compared to Clinton, and particularly in light of
her being the known criminal that she was in our
opinions.

No matter what the three do today, the Nation was done
in 2016, if she had won. What could they do about it
then?

Trump with his platform could not be compared to either
of them.