Posted on 07/16/2016 7:57:47 AM PDT by rktman
Call it a tipping point, a time of choosing or testing. Whatever you call it, it is clear that this election will have far-reaching consequences for both the Republican Party and our exceptional country.
While he has no doubt tapped into the anxiety so prevalent in the United States today, I do not believe Donald Trump reflects the principles or inclusive legacy of the Republican Party. And I sincerely hope he doesn’t represent its future.
As much as I reject Donald Trump as our party leader, he did not create the political culture of the United States on his own.
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Jeb just can’t shut-up. He’s coming off as more pathetic and whiny by the day.
Inclusive legacy? So let me get this straight. Donald Trump, who in a 17-man race, just got more primary votes than anyone in the history the party is not inclusive.
Yet the GOPe RINOs who want to kick the conservative and religious wing to the curb are what you consider inclusive?
Psycho!
So deluded and self absorbed as to believe what he says matter to anyone.
Newsflash Jeb! you lost - spectacularly!
You were annihilated. You barely registered (please clap).
The Bush family cellar boy “Tippy Toes” gets loose again and finds a mic. (but George got to speak mom)
Go Trump Go!
How much money did Jeb waste running for President? When he opens his mouth, he sounds like he wants Hillary to win.
Doesn’t he understand what is at stake?
Just when you think that Jeb Bush is the dumbest POS in Republican politics he manages to up the ante and outdo himself.
I can’t imagine anything that the average Democrat Underground poster would object to in this latest evacuation from the bowel-like cerebral cortex of Jeb:
“In turn, a few in the Republican Party responded by trying to out-polarize the president, making us seem anti-immigrant, anti-women, anti-science, anti-gay, anti-worker and anti-common-sense.”
I think Jeb has a big supply of fancy guacamole bowls. He should try door-to-door sales for a few months.
Jeb for El Presidente of any banana republic.
Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney and Al Gore were all sons of powerful men who lost the chance for the brass ring and appear to have never gotten over it. There is a sameness in their reaction to their loss of entitled power which is almost certifiable. Very strange.
Hey you Squishy Sissy, you really have to be beyond stupid to keep making a fool of yourself...just go back home to mommy and play with your dolls!!!!!!!!!!
The Bushes love the Clintons. I have nothing but contempt for ANYONE who thinks Bill& Hillary Clinton are great people.
Of course, Trump praised Hillary just a few years ago, so I don’t have a choice of voting for someone I respect. That leaves voting AGAINST Hillary, which I’ll do in a heartbeat and encourage everyone I meet to do as well!
It boils down to this:
Trump, for all his faults, loves America.
Hillary hates America. And Christians.
That really is all this election is about. If you hate America and loathe God, vote for Hillary. If the American flag makes you want to puke, vote Hillary. And it sounds like “Yeb!” is going to vote Hillary...damn him to hell!
We the people represent the future of the party! After the GOP primary, you still dare to ignore the will of the people? It is comforting to know that you have no future the the party!
At least he made the statement in “The Ingles”...
he’s a pathetic wannabe who has been taught by the cop elite to feel entitled. now he feels left out and is trying to remain relevant. the point is that nobody wants him
Too bad Jebuardo wasn’t as concerned about the future of Terri Schiavo-Schindeler.
Our future looks Islamic.
JEB! stole the exclamation point moniker from HILLARY! (When she was running against Obama). Then he blew through a huge amount of campaign cash with a negative effect against Trump just like Hillary has done in the last few weeks. Neither Bush nor Clinton is liked as the names connote dynasties (Chelsea is being talked about as successor to her mother). When one looks at Clinton and Bush, one thinks establishment. This is another anti establishment year. JEB was soundly beaten and Hillary is next.
It is low of Jeb to try to rain on the Trump parade. It speaks about who he is. Romney is the same. Trump should ignore the losers and surround himself with winners not whiners.
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