Repubs Burn Registration Cards-Rally Behind #nevertrump-Prepare to Support Clinton to Block Trump

DaiLY Mail UK ^ | 5-4-16 | Cory Charlton

[sevinufnine]

A number of disappointed Republicans have torched their voter cards and declared support for the #nevertrump campaign after the billionaire businessman clinched the party nomination following Ted Cruz's resignation.

Such is the resentment towards Trump, many are now readying themselves to vote for the Democrats despite being lifelong Republican supporters.

Photographs of them burning their voter registration cards have appeared on social media, while others say they are prepared to vote for Hillary Clinton.

[Lazamataz]

Both of them.

[Neoliberalnot]

So, which party is different? Are they all the same?

[Neoliberalnot]

“The good news is Trump doesn’t need these votes.”

Statistically, he does, alas.

The “lyin Ted” nonsense pretty much assured us that hard feelings will remain and a sizeable portion of the Republican base will stay home.

The entire Republican field is going to get beat like a red-headed step child due to those childish acts.””

Agreed. The leftist media split the opposition party which will allow the rats to win again. If they can put a Muslim faggot in office they can pretty much put in Hillary or Bernie. People simply underestimate this enemy, this old media empire.

[Neoliberalnot]

So, if you are not being sarcastic, your tag line says you will vote for Trump, the republican nominee.

[1Old Pro]

A number of disappointed Republicans have torched their voter cards and declared support for the #nevertrump campaign after the billionaire businessman clinched the party nomination following Ted Cruz's resignation.

All two of them

[Veracious Poet]

So, I guess you’re voting for Cankles, eh?

[Just mythoughts]

I agree. The so called conservative pundits, writers, and talk radio are but a tiny blurb compared to the population of US. Trump speaks to all Americans.. Which is as it should be. I am actually enjoying these laziest people on God’s green earth squeak like stuck pigs. I bought into their racket for a time. No more.

[TheThirdRuffian]

I put that nonsense right up there with the “lyin Ted” slander.

If Trump had been civil in his disagreement, instead of trading in the nonsense like you mention, Cruz people would dutifully have come along.

Alas, he took the low road, assuring us that his favorite wedding guest will be the POTUS.

[Veracious Poet]

I used to say there was a dimes worth of difference between Democrats and Republicans.

Now I have to subtract ten cents from the equation.

[Just mythoughts]

I know personally 4 Obama voters that voted for Trump. I had nothing to do with their conversion. They just cannot stand Hillry.

[Neoliberalnot]

I don’t know any and where I work in higher Ed, I bet 80% voted for the Muslim faggot cause he’s an African. None are expressing the least support for Trump.

[longtermmemmory]

these effete elites WANT to lose. They WANT to purge the house and senate of the non-rinos.

[Just mythoughts]

Well Chris Matthews said when Obama won first term that the majority of 40 year and younger college grads voted for Obama. I was reminded of what was going on in Europe in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s across Europe at their universities. That education has been exponentially multiplied since Reagan here in the US.

[Lazamataz]

I am happily voting Trump. My tagline is kinda an homage. :)

[Neoliberalnot]

It is the people in the liberal arts that voted for BO. I guess more like 50% or less of the STEM profs. In general, I don’t think BO had so much support of college grads. BO’s base consists mostly of Africans and the welfare recipients along with Muslims, unions, and homos. Most college grads actually went republican.

[Neoliberalnot]

Ok, so you are voting republican. It seems a puzzle to me when there is less than a dime’s difference between the parties.

[bert]

Drivel

[Vigilanteman]

Idiots for sure, but not useful.

[Lazamataz]

I am voting TRUMP.

I am not voting REPUBLICAN.

[billyboy15]

I believe you,of course but that which you say is anecdotal.

This too is anecdotal. I live in NJ,a very blue State. My neighbors are all Democrats and of the 10 or so I sometimes discuss politics with not a single one either likes or trusts Clinton.
Will they vote for Trump? They don’t say they will but neither do they say they will (2 do say they probably will), BUT what ALL of them say is they agree with Trump on immigration (the wall and temp ban on Musicians),trade and foreign policy as far as other nations helping out by paying for our umbrella of protection from our military.

Hell even Democrat stratagists I saw on CNN last night admit Trump will appeal too many blue dog Dems as well as blacks with his talk of bringing back and protecting American jobs.