[altura]

Why do Trump supporters always deflect and change the subject.

Trump has not yet been nominated and some of us are trying to prevent that outcome.

Not to be mean to you Trump supporters but for the good of the country.

In an article about how he became disillusioned about Trump, why do you expect him to talk about Clinton.

We will talk about Clinton plenty when the nominating process is over.

But... it ain’t over till it’s over.

[datura]

Have you read how many in here were completely disgusted by your candidates victory sermon last night that they changed their minds?

Lots of them.

[Hawthorn]

>> Why do Trump supporters always deflect and change the subject <<

Because they have learned so well from their Golden Calf?

[higgmeister]

In an article about how he became disillusioned about Trump, why do you expect him to talk about Clinton.

We will talk about Clinton plenty when the nominating process is over.

So, it's fine for you to mention Clinton on your line #22 but you admonish us for it. That's quite bold of you.

If they succeed in nominating him, he probably can’t beat Hillary.

If he beats Hillary, we will have a president who is equal in duplicity and broken promises to Obama.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/3404324/posts?page=22#22

[Behind the Blue Wall]

If the author wanted to keep the subject to the nominating process, he didn’t have to say #NeverTrump. We all accept that in this process we all have our respective candidates that we prefer, but the basic underlying idea going back to “the pledge” is that at the end of the day, each of the Republican candidates is light years better than Hillary. I firmly believe that to be the case (though it is my opinion that Cruz isn’t eligible).

[optiguy]

Why do Trump supporters always deflect and change the subject.

Because critical thinking is getting its ass kicked by idol worship.

[LMAO]

You said...
“Why do Trump supporters always deflect and change the subject.”

It’s all they got