Posted on 05/25/2016 6:48:14 AM PDT by kddid
Monday on Yahoo Global News ardent “Never Trump” activist and conservative blogger Erick Erickson said he can not vote for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Erickson said, “If the Republican Party wants to go in his direction, I guess I’m not a Republican anymore. I never signed a party oath.”
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I think Hillary Clinton is unfit for the office as well, but she certainly does have the qualifications.” He added he would not vote for Clinton as well, adding, “I find them both appalling.”
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Well bye
see ya
It’s time for this clown to join the Glenn Beck and Hillary Clinton Circus, and get it over with.
That’s OK, I find Erik appalling. So we’re even?
He can take his ball and go home... hold his breath until he turns blue and mommy will give in to him...
Nice to know his true colors...
He’s only on the team if he wins his way...
Good news for the buffets at Republican events!
I doubt you ever were. I can only see a big fat loser regardless of what you may say you are.
Screw you ol boy.
Erickson’s biggest problem is he can’t stay away from his refrigerator. He needs to go to the Fat and Reeducation Farm.
What Curley Bill said.
Goodbye all you GOPee types - please allow the conservatives to take control.
He can go to hell. I don’t know he is but I will investigate and see how I can help to ruin him.
” Hillary Clinton... she certainly does have the qualifications.”
Shows he is not in his right mind.
Why hasn’t this Statist moved to Venezuela yet?
OMG!!! .... We’re going to lose a blogger.
Erickson grew up outside of the US and is too young to have any connection to Reagan’s legacy. EE thinks GW Bush was the pinnacle of conservatism and Republicanism.
Don’t let the door..etc, etc.
Good news. He’d make a better demonrat.
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