You would, wouldn't you.
"This breaks my heart."
Awwww...
Posted on 04/16/2016 11:01:21 AM PDT by EveningStar
No different than those claiming that Trump trashes his opponents when in truth, Trump merely responds to trashing against him. In every case, Trump's opponents drew first blood.
You would, wouldn't you.
"This breaks my heart."
Awwww...
you got something to say, say it straight out like a man.
he wrote hysterical articles for years.
loved him.
probably wont stop reading his articles because of this.
just the ones about trump.
How does Cruz do coming out of a contested convention that splits the party?
About the same that Trump does coming out of a convention, contested or not, that splits the Party.
If Goldberg wants to say he will complain and account for Trump if elected and describe his short comings as he sees them, that would be fine if done after the election.
For now, support your candidate and quit sliming the others. Makes Goldberg seem as petty as all of NR.
Goldberg and the rest of the neo-con artists should just go ahead and start Neo-Cons for Hillary, and be done with it.
Thanks!
Will anyone on this board ever speak against the anti conservative things trump says or does?
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Jim said it best:( this should be posted on its own )
Build a wall.
enforce the law.
deport them all.
end sanctuary cities.
end anchor babies.
moratorium on muslim immigration.
cut the taxes.
cut the spending.
cut the regulations.
cut the government.
cut the debt.
cut the epa.
repeal obamacare.
get the feds out and allow health insurance to be sold over state lines.
send education back to states.
get a handle on trade.
make trade deals in our own interests.
bring back capital.
bring back manufacturing.
bring back jobs.
strengthen the economy.
defend the second amendment
defend religious freedom.
appoint constitutional conservative judges.
rebuild our military.
bomb the shit out of isis.
end political correctness.
take the gop head-on.
take the media head-on.
take the liberals head-on.
and win, baby, win.
all of the above on a shoestring budget compared to most of the 16 competitors he’s beaten.
no pacs.
no big donors.
what’s democrat about any of the above?
What’s not conservative?
what’s not to like?
43 posted on Friday, April 15, 2016 9:13:49 PM by Jim Robinson (Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God!)
People ask me all the time, “If Trump is the nominee, who will you vote for?”
I concede that for conservatives living in swing states, this is a legitimately painful decision. Clinton and Sanders alike would be horror shows. But my answer is simple: I will never vote for Trump and I will never vote for Hillary or Bernie. Period.
You know, I could live with that. There is a lot of instinctive quality in that statement. We are too far down the road to have anything but a secular President at this point - therefore we must have a secular President first to dismantle the apparatus, to tame the Leviathan, to break the Behemoth. And then a theocrat can build it back up. But it probably won't be Cruz as VP, so whatever...
So for you it’s not about winning in November, it’s just about beating Trump?
I’ve asked the question numerous times to Cruz supporters and I’ve never had one reply where they said Cruz would win in November after a contested convention. Yet they still want a contested convention.
Which tells me the majority of Cruz supporter here would rather beat Trump than Hillary. Pathetic.
I’ve enjoyed some of his stuff in the past, but the Trump Derangement Syndrome has driven me away from Beck, Rush, Fox, and a host of pundits and writers.
It’s becoming clearer who is on the side of the citizens and the rule of law and who is on the side of the globalists, illegal aliens and their employers.
Bye Jonah
Nope. Just watch you sweat.
And so the crux finally outs. How many more will now make that final statement?
You put words in my mouth that weren’t there. The majority of polls indicate that Cruz runs far stronger than Trump against Hillary.
So, I could rework your question. Is your goal simply to nominate Trump regardless of whether or not that means Hillary becomes President?
I’ve been told many times by many FReepers that to not vote for the GOP candidate was the same as voting for the Democrat.
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