Posted on 10/28/2016 2:37:01 PM PDT by pissant
Thursday on MSNBC’s “The Last Word,” The Atlantic senior editor David Frum warned of “recriminations” aimed at Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his supporters should Trump lose and “lose as big as he’s going to.”
Frum was skeptical the movement Trump is leading would survive beyond the November election and said the new movement would be made out of opposition to the “Hillary Clinton administration.”
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The truly STUPID #NEVERTRUMPERS just may commit mass suicide, on the night of Nov. 8th! ;^)
If Trump loses, there will be no opposition to the Hillary administration, the GOP will cease to exist.
Hahahahaha!
Add him to the list. Call Robespierre
LOL Trump lose??
Good luck making Old Hill win,
That’s what I’m going to start calling NeverTrumpers men...Girlymen
This is where Hillary can apply her anti-bullying initiative to the hillbullies!
LOL!
Yes, the smartest dummies among us always get it wrong, don’t they?
David J. Frum is a Canadian-American neoconservative political commentator.
Canadian-American? Hyphenated?
...what a p ...pajama boy.
David Frum is the former speechwriter for George W Bush. Tells us everything we need to know about BOTH of them, doesn’t it?
MSNBC - what a circle jerk of a station. BTW - nice timing, Frum.
He has it EXACTLY BACKWARDS.
>>”Even Organizing For America, President Obama’s extraordinary effort, after it was successful ceased to be powerful,” he continued. “Now imagine how much more true that is going to be if people were unsuccessful.
I don’t think Frump gets it. OFA was never powerful or extraordinary. It was just people painting whatever they wanted on a blank half-black effeminate male that was promising them free stuff.
We actually have leaders who can ask for sacrifice and get it. Obama drones will not sacrifice for their man-child president or for America’s Ex-Wife Hillary.
We can only hope they do just that. The collective IQ of the nation would take a significant jump.
Once a national socialist, always a national socialist.
Hitler’s “Scorched Earth” Decree (Nero Decree) (March 19, 1945) and Albert Speer’s Response (March 29, 1945)
On March 19, 1945, the hopeless state of the war effort prompted Hitler to issue the “Nero Decree,” which called for the complete destruction of Germany’s infrastructure. The approaching enemy would thus find nothing but “scorched earth.” Hitler justified this step as a military necessity, but his intention was to destroy the German population as punishment for its defeat. There was to be no future for the nation after National Socialism. The day before Hitler issued his decree, Minister of Armaments and War Production Albert Speer (1905-1981) had submitted a memorandum opposing Hitler’s plans for mass destruction. Hitler ignored it, however. In Speer’s response to Hitler’s decree, reproduced below, he once again expressed his fundamental opposition. In the end, Speer decided that his ministry would have to implement any measures geared toward mass destruction. Thus, together with the Wehrmacht and the administration, it could also go far in blocking Hitler’s plans.
Bring it, noodle boy!
Take a closer look, Prum. The guns are pointed at YOU.
True that and hopefully, many DemEs shall do the same. Yes,yes, I’m “wicked”; so what’s new about that? LOL
The democrats have always used “scorched earth” as policy. Unfortunately the Republicans never have. We are the go along to get along with the Dems because the elite of the Republican party is not that much different than the elite of the Democrat party.
If Trump wins and I think he will, scorched earth will be the daily fare of Trump and his opposition. You will not notice the difference from the democrats as it is their daily fair. When Trump strikes back it will be like an earthquake.
The elite of both parties must be destroyed as both are the enemies of our constitution.
What a difference a day makes.
David Frum and the rest of the Cheap Labor Express stooges have something coming to them and I hope they get it good and hard.
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