Your words apply to yourself better than to Trump. You have been posting the same anti-Trump nonsense for months and months. You kind of went a little underground for a while, but your core beliefs haven't changed at all, have they? Why should any of us pay attention to anything you write about Trump? I will let others judge your motivation after viewing a few of your previous posts.
3/26/2016 5:23:53 AM · 51 of 143 Brilliant to V K Lee
Trump is deranged. Some of his followers even more so.
3/25/2016 8:06:41 PM · 79 of 112 Brilliant to 20yearsofinternet
I don’t think it’s possible to make sense to Trump supporters. They are beyond help. It’s like trying to calm a rabid pit bull.
4/4/2016 7:46:11 AM · 133 of 280 Brilliant to crusher2013
I have voted Republican since 1980 and I am ready to jump ship if Trump is nominated. So it works both ways.
4/1/2016 5:53:50 PM · 85 of 157 Brilliant to mtrott
One of the main reasons I will not be voting for Trump even if he’s nominated is that I don’t think he’s a Republican.
4/16/2016 5:12:52 PM · 70 of 96 Brilliant to 2ndDivisionVet
A lot of us have been saying from the beginning that Trump and Sanders are pretty much identical on the issues.
4/4/2016 6:56:44 AM · 18 of 280 Brilliant to xzins
Trump isn’t a Republican and never has been one. His supporters will probably jump ship if he isn’t nominated but a lot of other Republicans will jump ship if he is nominated. The GOP will probably lose this election either way but the party itself will cease to exist as we know it if Trump is its leader. If Trump is turned away then those “new” voters will simply go back to where they came from.
4/11/2016 4:07:40 PM · 15 of 66 Brilliant to Starman417
He may not have filed personal bankruptcy but his companies have filed. And it was his poor management that caused those companies to go under.
4/11/2016 4:05:26 PM · 11 of 66 Brilliant to Starman417
The reason Trump lost Colorado is that he’s incompetent. Trump did not get his team organized in Colorado. And this is the same kind of screw up we can expect to see on a regular basis if Trump is elected President.
4/11/2016 11:16:56 AM · 7 of 282 Brilliant to GilGil
So Cruz is the winner? If Trump can’t even beat Cruz how is he going to beat Hillary?
4/11/2016 7:19:20 AM · 15 of 50 Brilliant to Be Careful
I think Trump greatly overplayed his hand on this anti-establishment strategy. He doesn’t seem to comprehend that he needs that 1/3 of the GOP to win. At this point he cant unbreak the eggs. And I think it’s pretty clear that the philosophy that says “they have no where else to go” isn’t true. They are gone.
Good work!
Excellent post. Thanks for outing the not so brilliant Brilliant.
Brilliant, you say:
One of the main reasons I will not be voting for Trump even if he’s nominated is that I don’t think he’s a Republican.
That would make sense as a stand-alone, however, in context it doesn't fit logically. In a very real sense, not voting for Trump is a vote for his opponent, Hillary, and you will personally own the results; i.e., there is no middle ground.
How do you define Hillary?
With all we know about each do you actually believe she offers you, indeed the nation, a better choice?