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mneilmont

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moe said:
Republicans are confused, befuddled.

Anti-Trump conservatives recruit candidate for WH bid

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/08/politics/evan-mcmullin-conservative-trump-clinton/index.html
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Well, we can pretty much remove last Thanksgiving as the date being projected by a flock of libs. Not sure we can trust libs as a good source to prognosticate since they have offered every day since he began his campaign. It may save a little face if you libs would quit making asses of yourselves on this subject. Just a friendly suggestion.
 
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moe

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mneilmont said:
Well, we can pretty much remove last Thanksgiving as the date being projected by a flock of libs. Not sure we can trust libs as a good source to prognosticate since they have offered every day since he began his campaign. It may save a little face if you libs would quit making asses of yourselves on this subject. Just a friendly suggestion.
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Hey dip ****, just linking an article. I'm not making this stuff up, got it?
 
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bamaEER

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moe said:
Republicans are confused, befuddled.

Anti-Trump conservatives recruit candidate for WH bid

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/08/politics/evan-mcmullin-conservative-trump-clinton/index.html
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Sadly, this is futile. If the GOP race was close, I could see it gaining traction, but Trump destroyed the GOP pack and his knuckle dragging supporters are what they are. The GOP leadership needs to realize the game is over and just sit this race out and let Trump do his thing. It's looking more and more like he'll lose soundly in November, so this chapter should be short lived.
 
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mneilmont

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WVUCOOPER said:
I assume he'll drop out after he has defeated ISIS, erased the national debt, built the wall and started bringing back manufacturing jobs....so somewhere around June/July of 2018? Just ballparking it. He really won't even need to finish his term.
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I always thought he would spend the full first term. I am basing on the fact he could not afford to give up his regular job for four more years.

You may be a better judge of his capacity to get things done than am I, but I think he will need the full two years.
 
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bamaEER

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mneilmont said:
I always thought he would spend the full first term. I am basing on the fact he could not afford to give up his regular job for four more years.

You may be a better judge of his capacity to get things done than am I, but I think he will need the full two years.
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bamaEER said:
Sadly, this is futile. If the GOP race was close, I could see it gaining traction, but Trump destroyed the GOP pack and his knuckle dragging supporters are what they are. The GOP leadership needs to realize the game is over and just sit this race out and let Trump do his thing. It's looking more and more like he'll lose soundly in November, so this chapter should be short lived.
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The GOP can't afford to give Hillary Clinton 4 years of SCOTUS appointments. Giving her 1 alone is going to be bad enough for civil rights, but more than 1 will be a nightmare for a generation.

Actually if the GOP wants to sink things then they need to rally en mass behind Johnson. Not that Johnson can get 270, but that he can prevent Hillary from getting 270... and what happens when no one gets 270? It goes to the House and they can pick Johnson over Clinton and Trump.
 
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Mntneer said:
The GOP can't afford to give Hillary Clinton 4 years of SCOTUS appointments. Giving her 1 alone is going to be bad enough for civil rights, but more than 1 will be a nightmare for a generation.

Actually if the GOP wants to sink things then they need to rally en mass behind Johnson. Not that Johnson can get 270, but that he can prevent Hillary from getting 270... and what happens when no one gets 270? It goes to the House and they can pick Johnson over Clinton and Trump.
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With the GOP voters rallying strongly behind Trump and them wanting to see a unified party, I would think any 'end around' maneuver to derail Trump would have disastrous results for their own elections.
 
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Mntneer

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bamaEER said:
With the GOP voters rallying strongly behind Trump and them wanting to see a unified party, I would think any 'end around' maneuver to derail Trump would have disastrous results for their own elections.
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Not for the Romney's, Bush's of the world. They could throw behind Johnson enough to sway enough states to throw the Electoral Map into chaos.
 
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mneilmont

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This person is stuck on belief that Trump quits before Thanksgiving - 2015. He repeats himself while hiding his face in shame of his political acumen. He cannot even believe that he loses bets on reruns. Pathetic.
 
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mneilmont said:
This person is stuck on belief that Trump quits before Thanksgiving - 2015. He repeats himself while hiding his face in shame of his political acumen. He cannot even believe that he loses bets on reruns. Pathetic.
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You do realize Coop's post was pure sarcasm, right? Half the world predicted Trump would drop out early.
 
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mneilmont

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You do realize Coop's post was pure sarcasm, right? Half the world predicted Trump would drop out early.
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Do you not have the capacity to think and reason independently? I do not remember the other half of the world. Only you were adamantly, hell raising, arrogantly stating it as a thought on our board. You didn't even have the grace that it was just your opinion. No, you were shouting from the highest hills in NY. Remember to walk softly..... .
 
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bamaEER

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mneilmont said:
Do you not have the capacity to think and reason independently? I do not remember the other half of the world. Only you were adamantly, hell raising, arrogantly stating it as a thought on our board. You didn't even have the grace that it was just your opinion. No, you were shouting from the highest hills in NY. Remember to walk softly..... .
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Are you drunk? You are completely incoherent.
 
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WVUCOOPER said:
I assume he'll drop out after he has defeated ISIS, erased the national debt, built the wall and started bringing back manufacturing jobs....so somewhere around June/July of 2018? Just ballparking it. He really won't even need to finish his term.
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fact check: 2 of 4 completed within your timeframe
 
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wow...

what a prediction...

lol...


WVUCOOPER said:
I assume he'll drop out after he has defeated ISIS, erased the national debt, built the wall and started bringing back manufacturing jobs....so somewhere around June/July of 2018? Just ballparking it. He really won't even need to finish his term.
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