Posted on 08/19/2017 2:44:58 PM PDT by Innovative
President Donald Trump's racially fraught comments about a deadly neo-Nazi rally have thrust into the open some Republicans' deeply held doubts about his competency and temperament, in an extraordinary public airing of worries and grievances about a sitting president by his own party.
Behind the high-profile denunciations voiced this week by GOP senators once considered Trump allies, scores of other, influential Republicans began to express grave concerns about the state of the Trump presidency. In two dozen interviews with Associated Press reporters across nine states, Republican politicians, party officials, advisers and donors expressed worries about whether Trump has the self-discipline and capability to govern successfully.
Eric Cantor, the former House minority leader from Virginia, said Republicans signaled this week that Trump's handling of the Charlottesville protests was "beyond just a distraction."
(Excerpt) Read more at time.com ...
They must not be reelected.
At this rate Trump will never be elected.
Republicans rip media, praise Trump Charlottesville leadership
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-gop/3578611/posts
They never planned on voting and helping TRUMP presidency, this is not a NEW mentality or mindset among these frauds who got power by pretending they were going to end Obamacare IF IF IF we get the majority. Once they have the power to do it, they back out like the liars and power hungry frauds they are.
I hope DJT starts a third party or someone else does.
The GOP is a combination of traitors and bedwetters. The Rubio, McCain, Collins, Murkowski etc group are in the first category. The remainder are nervous nellies afraid to be identified with Trump even though they know he is correct. Is there a single Senator who has unequivocally defended Trump through this Charlottesville scam?
What mendacious bullsh*t.
These Globalist RINOs haven’t just started to express doubts about Trump, they have been fighting him tooth and nail since it became obvious that he was going to win the nomination.
These quisling capon losers have hated President Trump since the day he announced...and they hate you and your family.
These folks have a lot of hate in their hearts.
Bee. Ess.
This old GOP wanted a Bush you know. It died in 2016.
The Rebublican Party’s issue with President Trump is only a symptom of there real problem, the base of the Republican Party wants the political scalps of the GOP leadership because they are worthless, lying, thieving, corrupt, bottom-feeding worms.
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Seriously, their $ quote guy is: Eric Cantor, the former House minority leader from Virginia, said Republicans signaled this week that Trump’s handling of the Charlottesville protests was “beyond just a distraction.”
Hey Eric how does it feel to named for Cantorizing Rino’s!
The long knives are out.
The KKK war’s about to start, alright.
Seems like — according to the libs anyway — there’s always something “about to” implode in the Trump White House. Oddly enough, it seems like it never does though.
“neverTrumpers”
Posting this anywhere I can .. don’t know if this is old news or new news... wikileakes names the republicans on hillary’s payroll to take out Trump...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ2QO-ghQIE
The propaganda that National Socialists were some kind of “right-wing” political extremists was put into wide circulation by the Communists of Europe, back as long ago as the 1920”s, just as a movement known as “Fascism” was rising in many of the nation-states of Europe following the Great War. It was supposed to be some kind of alliance between the big-money interests, the industrialists, and the social reformers of the time, in which the economic power of the great industrial cartels was to be harnessed to the vast labor potential of millions of skilled workers acting though their union representation, who together were to take over the functions of the State, and assure a sort of “democracy” for everybody. All would share in the generation of the new wealth, and there would no longer be want or abject poverty.
This was assuming, of course, that EVERYBODY was on board with the idea, and nobody would raise objections. When there did come an outcry, that maybe the “wrong” people were in charge of things, and some very determined activists set about sabotaging the system (sound familiar?), and people were being hurt in ways nobody ever imagined. Got to do something with troublemakers, so HUGE “re-education” camps are set up, and the most recalcitrant of the “enrollees” were simply - liquidated.
This usually involved an open trench, the “failures” on their knees with arms bound, facing into the trench, and grim determined men walking up behind and putting a bullet from a Luger pistol into the base of the skull. A shove and the lifeless corpse tumbled to the bottom of the trench, and a bulldozer pushed dirt into the mass grave.
The Russian Communists had been doing this very thing since the “Revolution”, and when they found the National Socialists of Germany were considering the same thing, but on a more precise and carefully calibrated manner (the Germans were VERY good at keeping meticulous records), they right away began shouting and pointing fingers at the “reactionary” National Socialists. From the perspective of the Communist, National Socialism may be a little less extreme, and therefore, are “rightward” from the position of the Communists, thus “right-wing”.
The Communists were battling the National Socialists, or Fascists, right from the beginning, because they were fighting over the same turf, how best to administer a “command and control” economy. Communists were the first “anti-Fascists”, and the precursors of the “Antifa” movement now operating in the US and elsewhere, shock troops for the establishment of Communism as a viable form of government.
There were no innocents at Charlottesville. It was several sets of “command and control” activists come together in yet another turf war.
Nary a conservative or a libertarian was anywhere near the confrontation, and sure did not get involved in the busting of heads and general mayhem. The woman that was killed, and the many injured, were just “collateral damage” and blame for that may be laid squarely on the people swinging clubs and shouting slogans.
The driver of the car was just a mental case to begin with, and was in no way acting as an agent of any Republican cause.
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