What you think is a “good conservative” just might differ significantly from what I think.
The message of the person making this original post is something that thousands of people are going through right now. It’s a form of mourning. Many people have volunteered for Republican presidential campaigns for the last 20 years.
They never thought they’d have to vote for someone as vulgar as Trump, a person who has spent much of his lifetime supporting the worst characters that Republican volunteers have fought so hard against.
It’s a feeling of losing something you’ve fought your whole life for. And yet, it’s happened so it must be accepted.
It will be up to Trump to bring these people along if he is to have any hope of winning at all.
His supporters can help too and the best way to help Trump is probably not to hurl 100 insults at anyone who says they are having trouble accepting that the party they have volunteered for their whole life is no longer going to be what it was.
In the end it will be up to Trump and his supporters to unify the party. From low energy Jeb to Lying Ted to Little Marco to Disgusting Kasich, it’s been a campaign of insults and his supporters have laughed along.
Well now you need to get these people and their supporters back. It won’t be easy but it’s possible, but probably hurling 100 insults at everyone who is disappointed or afraid, or mourning or just disgusted by what they’re going to have to do is probably not helping the party or Trump. How about being nicer people for a while. Stop the insults and start the long effort to bring these people you’ve insulted back into the fold.