After Trump's Coronation, Colorado Delegate Questions Party's Future

Colo Public Radio ^ | July 22 2016 | Anthony Cotton and Michael Sakas

[WilliamIII]

The “Never Trump” campaign met its end this week when Donald Trump accepted the GOP nomination for president at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. But one of the movement’s most prominent leaders, delegate Kendal Unruh of Colorado, said she’d do it all again.

[mkjessup]

Yeah but they didn't drink the CruzFoolAid(c), they snorted it straight from the envelope.

[Alas Babylon!]

So what about 4 years ago? Was Romney a Republican?

What about 8 years ago? Do you think McCain represented the TRUE GOP values?

Even George W. Bush pushed the Islam is the “Religion of Peace” idiocy and the Illegal Amnesty travesty so many of us have warned about and been dead-set against.

And when the Republicans controlled the House, Senate and Presidency at the same time, did they push through conservative values and balance the budget? Pass the Balanced Budget Amendment? Codify Pro-Life into national law?

No, they were just more pigs at the trough gobbling up the bribes and graft.

I know a lot of people don’t like Donald Trump, and don’t trust him to be a “Republican” whatever that means, however, you cannot say that the Party Leadership has really been representing the rank-and-file interest for a long time now.

[Alberta's Child]

Go back to the New York City mayor's race of 2001, when Democrat Michael Bloomberg switched his registration to Republican just so he could win the nomination without facing off against other (more liberal) Democrats in a primary battle.

Donald Trump has basically replicated this on a national level.

I have no qualms about this. Once the Republican Party trotted out a series of dipsh!ts named Bush, Dole, and McCain as the party's standard-bearers over the last 25 years, they deserved exactly what they got.

[VideoDoctor]

She's still saying, as a sworn Cruz delegate that she feels she was robbed of her chance to vote for Cruz.

The ONLY thing this woman was robbed of was a brain at birth.

[Alberta's Child]

I agree with you 100%. I am not a Republican. I am a conservative. This is why I haven't given much of a sh!t about Republican politics at any time in my life.

I'm 100% behind Donald Trump, though. I'd vote for Ronald McDonald against any candidate who represents the Goldman Sachs globalist ruling class in Washington.

[Gargantua]

Talk about a supremely frustrated, hormonally imbalanced menopausal battle-hatchet who obviously hasn't been close to a man since Reagan was trading movie lines with a chimp.

Someone get this poor broad a zucchini!

[bigredkitty1]

Will this b*tch EVER go away?

[HombreSecreto]

You got that right!

[snarkpup]

And this is from Colo PUBLIC RADIO.

The caucus system is as unpopular among Democrats as it is among Republicans. I've been told by a Democrat who attends their caucuses that they have the same problem as the Republicans—i.e., the "most active members of the party" who come out of the caucuses as delegates tend to be the extremists and nutcakes. Like I say, they are low-information voters with lots of adrenaline and no common sense.

[Duchess47]

Proof that there really are drugs in Colorado’s water.

[lewislynn]

Rogue delegate Kendal Unruh claims that God wants her to stop Donald Trump

This kind of dimwittery and the Cruz's (Ted, Heidi and dad) pretending they're sent to do god's work is what gives Christianity/religion a bad impression.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Losers know everything.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Yeah, and if Bush would have somehow won the nomination, you and others would be swearing at us to hold our noses or else Hillary will win.

Please don't explain Republican purity to me, because Trump is far more conservative than the 16 other losers' asses he kicked.

[tumblindice]

[exit82]

because Trump is far more conservative than the 16 other losers' asses he kicked.

That is Truth, with a capital "T".

[Alberta's Child]

Read the rest of my posts on this thread.

I don't give a sh!t about "Republican purity."

I am not a Republican, and I've never been one.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Donald Trump has basically replicated this on a national level.

How could he when Trump ran as a Republican during the primary?

[Alberta's Child]

So did Bloomberg.

[Psalm 144]

I don’t see the sequestration that much, but the Cruzlim Blubberhood sure owns THIS:

Cognitive Dissonance
Avoidance of critical thinking and/or maintaining logically impossible beliefs and/or beliefs that are inconsistent with other beliefs held by the group.
Avoidance of and/or denial of any facts that might contradict the group’s belief system.