McCain Follows Romney In Urging Voters To Think Twice About Trump

politico.com ^ | March 4

[Helicondelta]

John McCain followed Mitt Romney on Thursday in blistering Donald Trump, warning that voters should think "long and hard" before making him commander in chief.

“I share the concerns about Donald Trump that my friend and former Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, described in his speech today,” said the Arizona senator and 2008 Republican nominee.

[kempster]

Are there any other losers that would like to give us their advice? Wonder how many minds that were voting for Trump changed their minds because of these clowns.

I am betting that more independents and Democrats may jump on the Trump train. All Aboard!!!!!!!

[publana]

I so want that POS sent home.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks, I just donated to her.

Please repost her site every time McAinal’s latest treason comes up.

[tina07]

laughed out loud!!!!

[mabelkitty]

How does it feel to have desperate people pleading to do the right thing?
Welcome to our world, Senator.

[kingu]

McRomney has spoken.

[novemberslady]

Dear John,

The American people did not want you for their President.
Sorry if that hurts, but it's the truth.

The American people did not want Mitt Romney.
He can lie to himself and his supporters can try to pump him up, but America did not want him.
And they did not want little paulie Boehner (not even as speaker of the house).


All of this interference by you guys is convincing me that things really have to be broken down and rebuilt differently.

This is your last best chance to do the right thing and let the voters decide.

[Sarah Barracuda]

John McCain, the same douche bag who in 2008 said “We dont have to fear an Obama Presidency” I am convinced that the GOP wants the Democrats to stay in power, it’s in their best interest for the Rat party to stay in power. Here’s a nifty idea, how about letting the PEOPLE decide who they want as their nominee, if they want Trump, fine, if they want Cruz, fine, heck even if they want Rubio, fine by me, but let the PEOPLE decide!!

[EinNYC]

Jealous losers, both of them!

[Crucial]

Why should we listen to two men who lost to Obama?

[ScottfromNJ]

“John McCain followed Mitt Romney on Thursday in blistering Donald Trump”

Keep talking RINO’s, when you do you keep making Trump even stronger.

[Magnum44]

It must suck to be in the same distinguished group of losers as Al Gore and John Kerry...

[Mouton]

There you have it Arizona. There is a primary coming up for this jerk, send him home.

[Uncle Miltie]

Grampa, we already won.

There will not be a Uniparty GOPe RINO candidate.

So, we might as well enjoy the ride!

[bert]

The loser and the shot down loser want to lose

being losers, they just can’t help it

[fireman15]

We are now seeing a hit parade of losers come out against Trump. What is the GOP thinking? I think it is actually people trying to use Trump’s coattails in a sort of weird inverse way to make themselves relevant again. They are throwing up every bit of flack that they can now that Trump is over the target.

[Kenton]

Hiring all these past losers to campaign against him is probably going to cost Donald a lot of money, but it may be worth it. They drive home Trump's points more than anyone else could.

It's like they're saying: "Hi! Remember us? We may hate it, but we're the reason Donald Trump is the new de-facto head of the Republican Party."

Not getting these guys' support is a mark of pride this year, and it can only help Trump. The GOPe doesn't get it. This is a REBELLION against business as usual.

Proven presidential campaign failures, guys like McCain and Romney emerging from the shadows like Ghosts of Campaigns Past are one of the reasons people are running away from the long-standing status quo.

We've been losing for the past 8 years. We want a winner. We will not be satisfied with the same old losing formula applied by the same old losers anymore.

[dforest]

First time McCain ever did anything right. LOL

[Ohioan]

Conservatives do not start out by having a conservative position on all issues. The point of my article Trump: Metaphor For American Conservatism, is that he has the basic Conservative personality. He is, however, still a work in progress. But as a builder, he has followed the traditional American pattern, building a social order from the ground up (note: America--Grounded On Experience & Reason.)

The one factor that more than any other has distinguished American traditional values from all of the silliness postulated from wish lists in other lands, is that here the framers of our institutions started with actual experience, rather than theory. Trump gets this, and that is why lifelong Conservatives, such as myself and Phyllis Schlafly, as examples, support Trump.

[Ohioan]

Ultimately, if the GOP is to have a future, it is the grass roots, not the panicking exploiters of their current position in Washington. With Trump much is possible. With the politically correct, nervous & hand ringing Republican Party bureaucracy inside the Beltway, we witness no guts, no sense, and no future.