Posted on 01/19/2016 4:58:22 PM PST by free_life
I support Mr Trump. While I don’t trust Sen Cruz, I will likely vote for him in the general if he’s the nominee. Rubio..maybe. The rest, no thanks.
Three voters in our household. We all plan on voting for Cruz. If he doesn’t make it, we will reluctantly vote for Trump. Our list does not extend beyond these two. We have seen what happens when we have all worked out hineys off to get a Republican majority in the House and the Senate - BO has just had more votes in support of his agenda.
Yes and yes.
Either Trump or Cruz..Yes!
Rubio?..idk. It will take some soul-searching to convince myself.
Yeb?..hahaha *gasp* hahaha!
My answer does not matter at all since I live in Ct. But admittedly the birther and loan crap has soured me on Trump. So at this point I haven’t decided. I think Trump will govern as a lefty but I also think he will make the southern border more secure than it is now. On the other hand he is better than Hillary or Bernie but he gives so much damn money to commies and lefty Republicans That it would weigh on my decision.
In brief, I would have to see where Trump goes in the general election campaign before making a decision but like I said my decision is moot.
I’m guessing you have few friends.
Yes and Yes. Anyone but a democRAT.
I’m Cruz/Trump Trump/Cruz...
like em both.
Bother are significantly better than Hillary or Curmudgeon.
Yes! I will vote for Cruz or Trump or against the Dems. I would prefer to vote for.
Santorum supporter here. I would vote for Cruz if he is the nominee. I can’t say at this time about Trump, but I’m pretty sure that I wouldn’t actively campaign for him.
I support Cruz. Would I vote for Trump, should he win the nomination? If he sticks to his current positions, yes. If he moves to the left, probably not.
I will vote for whoever gets the Republican nomination.
I will not sit at home and pout or throw my vote away on a third party candidate, not when the future of our country is at stake.
It is inconceivable that any of us would help put Hillary or Bernie or Joe in the White House just because our favorite doesn’t get the nomination.
Cruz definitely.
No one knows about Trump, by Election Day he could be back to supporting outlawing weapons, pro abortion, pro touch back amnesty, pro tax increases, pro single payer health insurance, pro ethanol subsidies, pro de Blasio, etc etc.
Trump, Cruz, Rubio in that order...while holding my nose for Rubio.
I'm not a democrat.
If Cruz doesn’t get the nomination—and Rubio or any of the other non-Dons doesn’t either—would I vote for Trump? Well, that is a frightful prospect. I have voted for, with varying degrees of enthusiasm or misgivings: Nixon, Ford, Reagan, Reagan, Bush, Dole, Bush, Bush, McCain, and Romney. But I have a lower opinion of Trump than any of them. I think Trump is an embarrassment, an ignoramus, a buffoon, a boor, a narcissist, and no conservative. I would need an industrial-strength clothespin to put on my nose in order to pull the lever for him. I’d have to see what he says and does between the nomination and the election—e.g., his choice as running mate. But hopefully it won’t come to this, and someone else will win the nomination. Right now, they are all tied with zero votes.
Why, because I would not vote for a proven liberal like Trump?
I really don’t know if I can bring myself to vote for Trump. I refuse to be bamboozled by an obvious political wind sock who really only cares about himself. I may stay home. My parents and my sister have expressed the exact same sentiment.
Therein lies our problem. Dems coalesce behind whoever their nominee is, no matter how distasteful. We aren’t as disciplined.
I’m not saying that the Dems are right and we are wrong. I merely state what is.
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