Posted on 08/04/2016 11:16:52 AM PDT by Innovative
As both parties struggle with unity this election, more non-traditional endorsements seem to be coming every day.
Several prominent Republicans announced this week that they plan to vote for Hillary Clinton and at least one high-profile Democrat has backed Donald Trump. Crossing over isn't new — there have been Obama Republicans, Reagan Democrats and a number of other defectors across the years.
(Excerpt) Read more at npr.org ...
This election will depend on turnout and the only poll that really matters is the one on election day in Nov.
Ah, NPR.
If only I could wipe my butt with electrons this article would have some value.
CORRECT!!!
Makes no sense. More like the establishment.
This election is a battle between ALL of the greedy, corrupt D.C. politicians against the American people.
There reasons for changing sides is not based on facts. These peoapple would be pussies if they had an R or a D next to their name.
Pretty close IMO. This is about taking our country back, not voting for your favorite politician or following the party line.
The AMERICAN PEOPLE twice elected the FIRST BLACK
PRESIDENT. Now, he is calling the AMERICAN PEOPLE
insane and invalid. (HE is WHY we ARE NOT likely to
elect the FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT! Well, partly why.
I didn’t know there exists any ‘high-profile Democrat has backed Donald Trump. And I thought I was pretty up-to-date on current news.
“......does not deserve to claim to be either a Republican or a conservative.”
They can claim whatever they want, they will still be TRAITORS to this country and should be dealt with as such.
Weld endorsed Hillary in the election against Obama. Weld is the so-called Libertarian campaign’s VP nomination. You can’t get any more global socialist than Hillary.
It’s Americans vs Globalists
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