1st of Many Down-Ballot Incumbents Republicans opposing Trump feels the bern

[richard burch]

There should be fear of a Trump Presidency as he is clearly self destructing as predicted. I'm really thinking about a large wager for this election. Seems like money in the bank.

2016 US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Odds as of July 19 at Bovada

Hillary Clinton -240
Donald Trump +200
Other +1200

[Pants II]

Originally Posted by richard burch

There should be fear of a Trump Presidency as he is clearly self destructing as predicted. I'm really thinking about a large wager for this election. Seems like money in the bank.

2016 US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Odds as of July 19 at Bovada

Hillary Clinton -240
Donald Trump +200
Other +1200

I wouldn't bet on it. Unlike Brexit, Trump brings real change. Brexit gave a lot of people false hope but they would've never let the vote happen if they weren't assured some old liberal harpy was named Prime Minister.

There's only one feasible way for true change and that is the word that Bernie disingenuously used ad nauseam until he was given a bag of cash and a private jet.

[Rudeboyelvis]

If Paul Ryan and the rest of these #NeverTrump tools (particularly those that swore an oath, and then went back on their word thinking they are some how making a "defining statement") are fine with HRC by not supporting their candidate - help me out:

*Radicals in the Supreme Court
*Continuing this disastrous Foreign Policy
*Corruption and Dishonesty
*Clinton Foundation - 76 different meetings in the Sec of State office with potential contributors
*33K deleted emails

That doesn't bother you. But Trump being clumsy does?

Or maybe...just Maybe, *Conservative Principles* are code for "Donor-Class-lackey" Principles.

Hmmm. That makes a lot more sense.

Remember Eric Cantor. It can happen again. Good riddance.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Excellent synopsis from Lifezette's Eddie Zipperer:

>>>Swing and a miss, WSJ. Huelskamp’s real mistake came on May 15 when he appeared on Fox News and blasted Donald Trump who was, at that time, already the presumptive nominee. It was that day — the day he didn’t fan the populist anger — that did him in.

He gave the #NeverTrump talking points everyone has heard again and again — Trump’s not a conservative. Trump has a potty-mouth. Blah, blah, blah. Then, he claimed that Trump is “slamming the borders” — and that’s “not a conservative position.”

My representative is a member of the Freedom Caucus, he didn't have a primary challenger this year, and he will win re-election easily in 2016 by following a winning campaign strategy that I call the Three-Step Path to Victory. It goes like this:

Step 1 — Get out of bed.
Step 2 — Don't go on national TV and claim that border security isn't a conservative position.
Step 3 — Don't support Hillary Clinton for president.<<<


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