2016 is the year voters find out their primary vote doesn’t mean squat. And that goes for both parties, although it’s much more evident in the Democrat primary.
It isn’t too late. The ONLY way the voters can tell the party insiders to shove it and insist on voting for their candidates is to now give Trump an overwhelming win in the remaining states so there is no contested convention.
If we allow a contested convention after all this #NeverTrump garbage, we are surrendering our right to choose our candidate for all time.
Everybody that says they will stay home if Trump gets nominated needs to read that last paragraph 5 times.
I’ll paste it here for ya...
The real enemies are not each other or even the the evil establishment (give Karl Rove and his white board a break). It is that other winner of Tuesday night’s primary — Hillary Rodham Clinton — now the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party, health and legal issues permitting. She is the one who will extend and expand the policies of Barack Obama that are changing the essence of our country. If you want that, keep fighting with each other.
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I’ve watched Power Grab a couple of rimes recently, or parts of it, and I see it happening right in front of me. The show only confirms what I suspected long ago. Hillary will be the nominee, the party is doing everything it can to guarantee it, she thinks it’s her turn. She rides around in a limo with secret service protection while the middle class she panders to gets decimated.
She stated early in her campaign she will go further than Obama has. Bernie started howling about free stuff, she started yelling more free stuff. Once they get more people on government handouts than people paying taxes to carry the bill, the economy tanks and we’re looking at a socialist dictatorship. It’s dangerously close now.
I originally liked Cruz a lot too, until his campaign morphed from Elect Ted into Stop Trump. That’s when I knew he had sold out to the DC power brokers.
I’ll hold my nose and vote for Cruz if I have to, Hillary is much worse. I’d much prefer to vote for Trump. That is if the GOP doesn’t find a way, between now and November, to cheat him out of it. They’re trying...the last thing they want is someone they didn’t pick, especially when they know he is not going to tolerate their gravy train and will stop the cheap labor express currently bringing in illegal immigrants from everywhere they can to keep wages down and stop pushing taxes and regulations that kill small businesses.
We can’t sit back and let Hillary get elected just because we don’t get to vote for the guy we wanted originally. I refuse to jump on that bandwagon. If Kasich manages to cheat his way into the final race, I’ll hate myself, but I’ll have to go that route to keep Hillary out.
She’s evil. That was the very first thought in my head when I first saw her 30 years ago. Didn’t even know who she was, I had to look at the caption below the picture. Same as LBJ, I was 8 years old when he was first inaugurated, (turned 9 about 3 weeks later). I said, out loud, he’s a liar. My father jumped all over me. I stood my ground, I instinctively knew he was a liar. Always hated him. Many years later I know I was right.
Even if we don’t like who is on the ballot, we cannot let Hillary ever leave a slime trail into the white house. Ever.