Posted on 04/23/2016 1:02:08 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
This election is the establishment(Clinton) vs the totally fed up American people(Trump) and not so much Democrat vs Republican. Which is why many of the Sanders voters will switch to the anti-establishment candidate(Trump) rather than support Clinton, who many of them hate. This election is different than any other election in my lifetime. Washington shenanigans have gone on for far too long. Time to put an end to the corruption as best we can.
well, bye.
I don’t care what the GOPe think because I want them GONE! I want a NEW REPUBLICAN REGIME that will SWEEP HOUSE and start cutting out the deadwood. The same damn people have had it for too long. We can take over. If not now when?
AMEN and AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seems of late FR has turned into a big “gotcha” fest.
This is easy though unproductive — neither Cruz nor Trump is wearing a stainless halo.
My early hunch was Trump and I think it’s on the way to panning out now.
I think he will also end up knocking out Hillary, though it will not look pretty. For all his checkered past, Trump has no Benghazis, no Emailgates, to his name.
I would want to urge folks, please don’t expect Donald Trump to be the godfather of America. I guaran-blessed-tee ya, he will often fail to rise to the standards of a church.
The churches themselves should be straining to sound the keynote of Christ within their own houses. And praying the biblical prayer for “kings and all in authority” that “we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness.” We don’t have to raise a loud noise to badger the pagan world to submit to Christian standards. Sometimes godliness and holiness speaks louder than preaching as though to be American were to be synonymous with being Christian will speak. The pagan world is punishing itself through its disdain for God, and if we affect a caring attitude rather than a gotcha attitude, we’ll get a better audience with it.
Not to worry — last minute VP Joe Biden might be willing to jump in and save the Dem party.
We need a strong R nominee who can handle whatever the Dems may try to dish out. I personally think that Trump is that person.
It also appears that Trump is the one the Dems are most afraid of.
Read this for proof:
Tech billionaires (major Dem donors) plot with GOP leaders at exclusive island resort to stop Trump
Will try to answer to your questions
1.) Nobody with half a brain 100% agrees with their candidate. Fair criticism is acceptable. I heard all kinds of hooping and hollering about Trump’s gafe with 7/11 instead of 9/11. Didn’t see one of them post that 7/11 wasn’t a gafe and referred to the firehouse closest to the World Trade Center.
2.) Support of any other candidate???? There is only one candidate - DONALD J TRUMP
Hope I Helped!!
What does “opus” means in the following sentence?
“If you are a NeverTrump type person, you are working against our purposes on FR, so please opus out now and log off and let us carry on with our mission in peace.”
Saw a bumper sticker the other day:
This election is different than any other election in my lifetime. Washington shenanigans have gone on for far too long. Time to put an end to the corruption as best we can.
Go Trump!
“Where do you get the crazy idea that Trump would appoint a Conservative to the bench?”
From Trump:
There are many sources for this news item, I just picked one.
i support Trump, but I have also criticized him where I think he is wrong or where I disagree with him. He ain’t perfect, but I’m going to vote for him in the general.
As far as other candidates go, there aren’t any.
No one is looking for a contested convention and a split party.
Trump definitely plans to “eff” a lot of “ess.”
If that happens, it is a do or die with us. We are going to die anyway, so we might as well die fighting like men than cowering, begging, and cringing in one of Hillary’s camps or jails.
Has it occurred to you that Conservatives have been sold a bill of goods since 1988? Trump will build a wall and stop illegal immigration. He has to as that is a main tenant of his campaign. He will strengthen our military and not embroil them in useless foreign entanglements. Again, a main tenant. He will renegotiate bad trade deals and bring jobs back to this country. Yet again, a main campaign tenant.
These are just 3 examples of his campaign that his success as President are intrinsically tied to and are anathema to the political class that so virulently oppose him. His enemies within the establishment are making it quite clear that he is most definitely not selling us a bill of goods.
Cruz and his supporters just haven’t come to grips that the fallback strategy of a contested convention would only be viable if, both were just short of a majority. Not separated by hundreds of delegates and votes.
Maybe, just maybe reality will set in after this next round of butt kicking Tuesday.
At this point, regarding a Supreme Court nominee, it's really about whether or not the nominee is at least pro-American. If they don't share all of my views, but I can trust that they actually know America and want to preserve her, I can at least deal with that.
No one here would deny that Jim knows America and wants to preserve her. That is where his comments come from, and he is entirely correct.
Lost ALL respect for Cruz over the last two months.
Why was it SO URGENT to become president at only 46 with one senate term?
Stubborn, sleazy, underhanded, narcissistic.
what a shame. I don’t even want him on SC now. Don’t trust him.
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