Posted on 10/25/2015 3:34:02 PM PDT by M. Thatcher
Norm, you’ve been proven more than right over these years, I can only hope that more people WAKE UP to the message that you have been bringing.
And, he sees no reason to hide it.
In case anyone was wondering how long it’d be before Ryan did Ryan.
Ryan is an arrogant POS.
Ditto that.
Some do. Some are still pimping Rubio, Fiorina, Carson and any number of liberal lesser evils and browbeating anyone for not complying with their liberal agendas.
He will not honor his promise to not push an amnesty bill. Look also for TPP to pass.
pphhhgggtt
It’s not just me. A lot of us say the exact same thing. And we are buried by the liberal blowback. I have seen threads 10on one with people pushing the crap that got us in this mess.
Until others stand up and tell them to go to hell, we arent going to make any headway. If we can’t win here, we sure as fork arent winning a general.
And guess which Salem radio host is pushing this guy to the point of wondering why everyone does not see him as a conservative? The RHINO Hugh Hewitt. Get lost Hugh!!!!
Well hre isn’t alone. all the ‘conservative’ heads give him facetime and then come election day demand we buy their book then unite because (sing it with me) THEDEMISWORSE!!!
Ping!
Yep, FURP.
WWOFD?
What Would Our Founders Do?
Bump
Which ultimately is a good thing. Now the libs on the right are going to play hell justifying keeping their subversion closeted to support him. The less fig leaf the better.
Yea it sucks for America but some need a lot more pain than others to learn a hard lesson.
Elected men of principle in the first place and avoided the problem. Not ‘lesser evils’ in some self deluding orgy of justification.
Well, I don’t get to post very often, but I am with you guys when I am on the board!
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