Behind Trump's CPAC deal gone bad

Politico ^ | March 4, 2016 | Kenneth P. Vogel

[nopardons]

You're a moron and repeating that patently ridiculous crap about enabling Hillary to win, doesn't make you look intelligent.

You're a political naif, who doesn't belong here at all. Your pathetically stupid posts makes FR look shameful.

[frankenMonkey]

“Trump thinks everything is negotiable, but this wasn’t,” said the board member, who didn’t want to be identified discussing internal negotiations.

Evidently, everything is negotiable, girls, and you lost. It's all "Part" of the Deal.

[american colleen]

How come your boy Ted didn’t answer the question ?

[nopardons]

Spot on !

[BobL]

“LaSalvia co-founded a conservative gay rights group called GOProud that had participated in CPAC...”

Sounds like Trump is NO IDIOT then, for not going.

[WVKayaker]

YEP! Deserves repeating...

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

And the only people who noticed - or cared - were the Cruz supporters.

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VOTE TRUMP!

[Jane Long]

Trump skipped CPAC because he was told he would have to answer questions from the crowd.

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Do you have a link for that? Or, is it straight out of your posterior file?

You do realize, btw, that if it weren’t for Trump, your fibbing candidate would be getting his, er, numbers wiped.....by Jeb. LOL.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

He takes question from more TV pundents than any other candidate. Shy and afraid he is NOT.

The Trump bashers have a narrative to pursue.

"If he can't stand up to Megyn Kelly, why, how is he going to stand up to Putin?"

It's a specious, ridiculous comparison that borders on Alinskism. Trump is one of the most brilliant business negotiators in modern American history. Why would he let the opposition set the agenda and narrative?

[big'ol_freeper]

I don’t know.

But I do know that it is a state issue not a presidential issue so his answer either way would have meant nothing.

[american colleen]

Of course! HAHAHAH you are a big ol phony.

[nopardons]

No he isn't.

He's far braver than YOU will ever be.

[niteowl77]

CPAC is owned by the ACU, increasingly an amnesty and pro-Muslim entity. It’s a matter of time until those who favor border enforcement and the end of mass legal Muslim immigration are banned from CPAC.

Correct. They have already told Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer that they are persona non grata.

Screw Grover Norquist & CPAC.

Mr. niteowl77

[Jane Long]

Last night on the debate, Ted Cruz was asked did he believe in gay adoption.

He declined to answer.

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That question was a booger, for cRuze.

[Grampa Dave]

He is certifiable and has been costing Ted votes, since Ted brought him in.

[nopardons]

Yes, obviously that’s ALL they are programmed to do.

[big'ol_freeper]

You’re a dumbass

http://www.freerepublic.com/~bigolfreeper/

[american colleen]

He should have chewed on it some more. And spit out the answer :)

[piasa]

I’m more concerned about him being in bed with the Russians. Comes with his own honeytrap.

[Jane Long]

That...is too funny!!!

[Grampa Dave]

Newt Gingrich: Donald Trump Right To Skip CPAC (’the votes are in Kansas, not Washington’)

The Hill ^ | By Harper Neidig | March 04, 2016, 03:30 pm
Posted on 3/4/2016, 4:43:05 PM by drewh

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) on Friday praised Donald Trump for his last-minute decision to skip the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). CPAC organizers announced Friday that the GOP presidential front-runner had dropped out of his commitment to speak at the conference on Saturday morning.

The real estate mogul’s campaign issued a statement shortly after saying he would instead be campaigning in Kansas and Florida.

“Because of this, he will not be able to speak at CPAC as he has done for many consecutive years,” the statement read. “Mr. Trump would like to thank Matt Schlapp and all of the executives at CPAC and looks forward to returning to next year, hopefully as President of the United States.” Trump has been heavily criticized by many Republicans, and some speakers at the gathering took the opportunity take shots at the front-runner.

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