To: marjiwoj
aren’t there laws against that type of endorsement...
just wondering.
2 posted on
03/15/2016 10:02:29 AM PDT by
teeman8r
(Armageddon won't be pretty, but it's not like it's the end of the world.)
To: teeman8r
4 posted on
03/15/2016 10:04:10 AM PDT by
Tramonto
(Trump will get Hillary elected.)
To: teeman8r
I dunno. If they’re aren’t there should be.
9 posted on
03/15/2016 10:05:02 AM PDT by
marjiwoj
To: teeman8r
Yeah, its usually done under the table. IE. they make sure the official time line is that they accept the position
after the endorsement.
Honestly, as a Ted Cruz guy, this is mostly politics as usual. The real head scratcher is why Carson brought this up. Between this and the “only 4 years” comment he seems to be more boat anchor than sale on the good ship Trump.
18 posted on
03/15/2016 10:08:31 AM PDT by
Idaho_Cowboy
(I Samuel 8:19-20 The New Spirit of America?)
To: teeman8r
19 posted on
03/15/2016 10:08:35 AM PDT by
BunnySlippers
(I Love Bull Markets!!!)
To: teeman8r
Quid pro quo is an integral part of the Trump’s modus operandi as with any candidate as much as he would like to convince you otherwise.
To: teeman8r
iars. What was actually said. shameless lying is now the new norm for “Principled Conservatives”?
Carson: I will be doing things as well, yeah.
Malzberg: In the administration.
Carson: Certainly in an advisory capacity.
46 posted on
03/15/2016 10:23:07 AM PDT by
MNJohnnie
( Tyranny, like Hell, is not easily conquered)
To: teeman8r
>>aren’t there laws against that type of endorsement...
IF there is a quid pro quo exchange of support for government job, that is unethical at the least.
66 posted on
03/15/2016 10:49:33 AM PDT by
D-fendr
(Deus non alligatur sacramentis sed nos alligamur.)
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