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To: Gratia

So you see that ad as being pro-Hillary and calling someone a chump is not name calling?


16 posted on 08/16/2015 6:50:14 AM PDT by pleasenotcalifornia
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To: pleasenotcalifornia; Gratia

No, I see that ad as being a great move by a very very recent convert. Love recent converts...don’t want them leading the congregation....


18 posted on 08/16/2015 6:52:31 AM PDT by C. Edmund Wright (WTF? How Karl Rove and the Establishment Lost...Again)
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To: pleasenotcalifornia

“So you see that ad as being pro-Hillary and calling someone a chump is not name calling?”

I see that ad as chump bait either way. Inconsequential for Hillary in the long run, very consequential way before hand on whether a genuine conservative gets the nomination.

I respectfully disagree with CEM, who very much is a wise person.

Here is the disagreement: CEM calls Trump a recent convert.

I believe CEM is being too kind. Neither CEM nor I nor most of us know if Trump is a convert or a charlatan.

He could be either, but there is no possible way for us to know. And given his history and his seeming inability to speak coherently, along with his default manner of using insults as a weapon, I personally would be fearful of Trump using me as a chump for Hillary’s sake.

And there is not a single person out there who can construct a coherent argument why Trump should be trusted. Go ahead and try. Because he now says things we like?

Meanwhile, we have another completely trust-worthy, coherent, brilliant, clever, totally conservative candidate. But he speaks in complete sentences and speaks like a mature adult, so that seems to disqualify him.


25 posted on 08/16/2015 7:29:55 AM PDT by Gratia
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