Posted on 03/22/2019 12:10:51 PM PDT by deplorableindc
President Trump secured the Republican presidential nomination on May 3, 2016, when he crushed a final “Never Trump” effort to stop him in the Indiana primary.
At the GOP Data Trust, a voter outreach organization based in Washington, the mood was bleak. It was clear Trump was heading for a blowout victory.
When Trump had delivered his victory speech shortly after 9 p.m., Data Trust staffer Courtney Mullen invited her colleagues to attend an “end of the world” happy hour to mark Trump’s triumph, which the party establishment had watched in horror.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
Roger Stone was raising the alarm on Trump’s GOPe swamp hires, including the likes of Johnny DeStefano, over two years ago.
Trump should have listened.
Probably a bad thing for them anyway. Awwwwwwww!
lol
I see what you did there. :-)
I would say that it’s ‘the end of the world’ if Trump doesn’t win.
Trump got elected BECAUSE the RINO establishment would view it as “the end of the world.”
We, the people, DO NOT LIKE THE WORLD THAT THE RINOs HAVE CREATED - we want the world that the Founders created, and are sick and tired of the RINO establishment lying to us that they’ll restore that world and, once elected, turning around and stabbing us in the back by cooperating with and caving to the Leftist Dems.
PHUCK these people - I’m GLAD that they are still in mourning about Trump winning. Trump was our middle finger to those people, and he’s really sticking it them.
Sweeter tears had never been shed, at least until November...
“The swamp is still full to the brim.”
Yes it is. Noticed Rosenweasel is not resigning after all. We can’t even rid ourselves of that treasonous POS.
Well, when you put it that way, how could I disagree?????
They sure did try to sabotage RR.
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