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To: Robert DeLong
While I usually agree with Thomas Sowell, I disagree with him totally on this one.
You think Hillary is a less dangerous choice for POTUS?

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I don’t know why there is so much caterwauling about people who are uncomfortable about Trump. But then, my own first reaction to Trump was disgust. He may turn out to be quite good, actually - but it’s certain we are doomed to live in interesting times . . . perhaps for the rest of my life.

At least Sowell is a NeverHillary. That will have to do. Trump was never going to really unify the GOP, after ruthlessly trashing all the other GOP candidates. For example, Trump has pretty much burned the bridge to nominating Cruz to SCOTUS, tho the senate would confirm him unanimously just to get him out of the senate.


31 posted on 09/19/2016 1:25:10 PM PDT by conservatism_IS_compassion ('Liberalism' is a conspiracy against the public by wire-service journalism.)
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To: conservatism_IS_compassion
You think Hillary is a less dangerous choice for POTUS?

Of course not, but neither do I think we have 2 of the worse possible candidates for President either, and that is where I disagree with him. I think Trump is the best possible candidate for President that we had out of the 20 or so choices that ran from both parties. He is the only one that talked about returning this country to a country of laws and maintaining its sovereignty.

People seem to forget that it was really Cruz that started the whole trashing of opponents. Starting off with his remark about New York values. Stating that the violence exhibited at Trump rallies were because of Trump. Then culminating with the ad attack on Melania.

47 posted on 09/19/2016 3:38:12 PM PDT by Robert DeLong
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