Posted on 03/24/2016 7:50:04 PM PDT by NKP_Vet
It’s time to make a list.
A list of those so-called conservatives and Republicans endorsing Donald Trump, the megalomaniac who regularly threatens his opponents and the press, raves about making members of our military adopt ISIS-like tactics, has funded Obamacare and Gang of Eight Democrats, promises to forcibly relocate American companies to his liking, and has demonstrated again and again he intends to govern as a tyrannical King rather than a President.
Call it a boycott, call it a blackball, call it a blacklist, call it whatever you want. I’m done with these folks and other conservatives should be, too. Anyone who will defend a man condoning random acts of violence at his rallies has lost his morals; he will defend anything at all.
So, I’d like to remember who supported Trump so I never give any kind of credence to their judgment. “Never Trump” means never those who support him as well.
Here is the list of current federal and state GOP officials, former Republican officials, and private citizens who have formally endorsed Trump if anyone else is interested in joining me. Each and every one of his endorsers should be held accountable in their future elections or political ventures.
Mark Allen, Oklahoma State Senator
Gary Azarian, New Hampshire State Representative
Pam Bondi, Florida Attorney General
Jan Brewer, Arizona Governor
Scott Brown, former Massachusetts Senator
John Bennett, Oklahoma State Representative
Charles Busby, Mississippi State Representative
Jim Carns, Alabama State Representative
Ben Carson, former GOP presidential candidate
Chris Collins, New York Representative
Gary Chism, Mississippi State Representative
Chris Christie, New Jersey Governor
Mike Christian, Oklahoma State Representative
Becky Currie, Mississippi State Representative
Jeff DeWit, Arizona State Treasurer
Geoff Diehl, Massachusetts State Representative
Scott DesJarlais, Tennessee Representative
Joe Duarte, New Hampshire State Representative
Michael Doherty, New Jersey State Senator
Fred Doucette, New Hampshire State Representative
Joey Fillingane, Mississippi State Representative
Virgil Goode, former Virginia Representative and 2012 Constitution Party presidential nominee
Ed Henry, Alabama State Representative
Renee Ellmers, North Carolina Representative
Jeff Hale, Mississippi State Representative
Duncan Hunter, California Representative
Werner Horn, New Hampshire State Representative
Daniel Itse, New Hampshire State Representative
Brent Jones, Nevada State Assemblyman
Burt Jones, Georgia State Senator
Kris Kobach, Kansas Secretary of State
Paul LePage, Maine Governor
Robert Luther, New Hampshire State Representative
John Manning, New Hampshire State Representative
Henry McMaster, South Carolina Lieutenant Governor
Barry Moore, Alabama State Representative
Tom Marino, Pennsylvania Representative
James Merrill, South Carolina State Representative
Alex Monsour, Mississippi State Representative
Joe Pitre, New Hampshire State Representative
Jeff Oligny, New Hampshire State Representative
Doug Ose, former California Representative
Sarah Palin, former Alaska Governor and GOP vice presidential candidate
Randy Patterson, Mississippi State Representative
Joe Pennacchio, New Jersey State Senator
Margaret Rogers, Mississippi State Representative
Tom Reed, New York Representative
Rick Scott, Florida Governor
Jeff Sessions, Alabama Senator
Ralph Shortey, Oklahoma State Senator
Gary Staples, Mississippi State Representative
Stephen Stepanek, New Hampshire State Representative
Dan Tamburello, New Hampshire State Representative
Mike Turner, Oklahoma State Representative
Ralph Torres, Territorial Governor Northern Marianas Islands
Joseph Trillo, Rhode Island State Representative
Tim Wadsworth, Alabama State Representative
David Wood, New Hampshire State Representative
Steve Woitkun, New Hampshire State Representative
Michael Williams, Georgia State Senator
Joshua Whitehouse, New Hampshire State Representative
Elisabeth Sanders, New Hampshire State Representative
Peter Varney, New Hampshire State Representative
Burt Zaun, Iowa State Senator
Interesting this woman is giving a lecture on morals.
Michelle Fields is picture #2. I know the main thread has been pulled but this has legs and is going mainstream. The guy from Breitbert confirms this is the story his editors made him sit on and he is furious about getting “scooped”
Amanda sounds just like a flaming liberal when you dare have a contrary opinion.
Updated info here:
“I am Spartacus”
Is that a famous quote I should remember?
Question: How does she have any power to “Blackball” anyone.....she does not pick who is on CNN or any other sites, so she tweets....that is not scary. Her MCCARTHYISM isn’t going to work, just saying
It’s a fake O’Reilly account. I knew it was too good to be true. Here’s O’Reilly’s real account. Or I think it is. There’s a lot to choose from. But the one with the Cruz allegations are fake.
https://twitter.com/oreillyfactor
How anyone can attack Cruz on anything while enjoying Christie’s endorsement of Trump is beyond me.
Less you forget, Christie ensured Obama’s 2nd term by coddling up to Obama at a critical time in the general election of 2012.
Wow. Talk about creepy, that scares the crap out of me. Especially since Christie endorse Obama’s pick for SCOTUS by demanding the Republicans give the commie a hearing which would ensure his nomination.
Talk about creepy, that’s scarily creepy beyond belief.
How anyone can attack Cruz on anything while enjoying Christie’s endorsement of Trump is beyond me.
Less you forget, Christie ensured Obama’s 2nd term by coddling up to Obama at a critical time in the general election of 2012.
Wow. Talk about creepy, that scares the crap out of me. Especially since Christie endorse Obama’s pick for SCOTUS by demanding the Republicans give the commie a hearing which would ensure his nomination.
Talk about creepy, that’s scarily creepy beyond belief.
How anyone can attack Cruz on anything while enjoying Christie’s endorsement of Trump is beyond me.
Less you forget, Christie ensured Obama’s 2nd term by coddling up to Obama at a critical time in the general election of 2012.
Wow. Talk about sleazy, that scares the crap out of me. Especially since Christie endorses Obama’s pick for SCOTUS by demanding the Republicans give the commie a hearing which would ensure his nomination.
And he did so after he endorsed Trump. I guess since Trump uses his sister as a guide for a great SCOTUS pick, it would make sense that Trump would overlook this statement by Christie
Talk about sleazy, that’s scarily sleazy beyond belief.
Using a sans serif font like most browsers and webpages default to confuses "I" and "L". Here is the exact same lettering used for that fake account name shown in different fonts ...
oreilIyfactor ... Times
oreilIyfactor ... Georgia
oreilIyfactor ... Arial <---- NOTE: that it looks like two consecutive "L"
oreilIyfactor ... Verdana
oreilIyfactor ... Courier
oreilIyfactor ... Comic Sans
oreilIyfactor ... Segoe
oreilIyfactor ... Tahoma
oreilIyfactor ... Consolas
oreilIyfactor ... Palatino Consolas
( if the font is not installed locally the user will not see it ). So what they did there was duplicate the CSS style sheet that Twitter itself uses, which gives this ...
font-family: "Arial", sans-serif;
... as the preferred font ( likely the most common one across all devices ) but unfortunately it is the most "Sans" Serif to be found. FreeRepublic appears to default to it as well. It is easy to spoof just using the standard character set.
That fake site is extremely well done. But I should have noticed the Twitter follower count. That is a dead giveaway!
Yep all elected officials are sleazy, that is why I voted for a non elected official.
Be careful who you use as a great example of a good man.
He was a great general, lousy President though.
As a House member, Davey Crockett went against Jackson on some very bad legislation the President was pushing. In the next election President Jackson targeted Crockett and back stabbed him to get him defeated.
Crockett then went to Texas, and we then know what happened.
Jackson ruled with an iron hand and destroyed many a great men in his reign as a want-a-be King.
In his wake is the death of a great man of the people.
How anyone can attack Cruz on anything while enjoying Christie’s endorsement of Trump is beyond me.
Yeah, well. I despise Krispy Kreme as much as the next person but try to look at the bright side here.
Attorney General Christie will have a field day perp-walking the taxpayer fleecers out of the District of Criminals around the clock.
That will be more than worth it.
Maybe because Trump has it in for the Bush’s. This is a long running feud between Trump and the Bush family. Just like Ross Perot had it in for the daddy, Trump has it in for the whole family.
We saw how the hand grenade with a bad haircut screwed the country by getting Clinton elected and reelected, why wouldn’t some wonder about Trump?
Now I dislike the Bush family also, but not to the point I will allow the country to be screwed.
Just a cryptic way of saying “I agree with you”
Sorry, too cryptic. :-)
Sounds like what Trump wants to do to the Bush family.
Maybe if you looked into Trumps hate for the Bush family, you may understand why the GOP has it in for Trump
What goes for the goose, is great for the gander.
Tossing rocks works until you realize you are tossing them from inside a glass house.
Trump started his personal war against the Bush family long before the GOPe gave the voters a reason to hate them.
Just telling why the animosity, not whether Trump is justified or not in his war, or if I think the GOPe is justified or not.
I do see that the Bush families hate for Trump is justified, I don’t know if Trumps is. It may be, but I have no idea what they did to piss off Trump.
Anyway, an attack om my family, will cause me to go at you, you would do the same thing.
I see the Bush family using Cruz in their fight with Trump. They hate Cruz, but so did we hate Saddam when we supported him against Iran in their war in the 80’s.
Remember, an enemy of my enemy is a friend of mine. Does not mean they don’t still hate Cruz, just not as much as they hate Trump.
Regardless of who is in the right. A family sticks together, and both Trump and the Bushs have been at war long before the GOPe pissed us off.
Trump is just smart enough to use that anger in his retaliation, as the Bush family is in using Cruz in their retaliation against Trump.
Kind of sad how these two entities are playing with our future in their personal war.
However, I do believe that once Trump learned he had a chance, his campaign became real, even if it began to just stop Jeb Bush. That is why the war between Trump and Cruz did not start until it became clear that Cruz was a threat to what Trump became serious about winning.
I do not doubt that Trump hates the Bush Family nor that the Bush family hates Trump.
Trump,was a big supporter of Reagan and he saw Bush undermining r
Eagan as VP and squandering his legacy after becoming President. He did not support The Bushes after that and backed off the Republican Party as well focusing on his business interests whether Republican or Democrat.
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