Will, you're being dishonest with your quote of the statement....The rest of the quote up to the period says: ..." until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on."
Why did you leave that out?
Because it isn't relevant to whether or not Trump was calling for a ban?
I don't disagree totally, but jackass or not, he is the party nominee.
:shrug: good on him. Bad for the GOP.
He won it fair and square and I also hope that someone gets to Trump, not to change him, he has to be who he is, but maybe to move him on message....Demo's are troll's, and he shouldn't take the bait.
:lol: trump is trump, man. he's not going to cease being a narcissistic angry child just because he should.
Ok, I get it....But, come on...This infighting is not helping just as much as Trump's foot in mouth disease. ... and are going to loose if we can't get it together.
In order for there to be "in"fighting, we would both have to be "in" something. As a conservative, however, I am currently politically homeless. When Trump won the nomination, the chance of me supporting or voting for the GOP's Presidential nominee dropped to zero. If the GOP wants to become the party of slandering Gold Star Families, know-nothingism, abandoning our allies, enabling our enemies, and rejecting the idea that morals and character
counts.... then I do not stand with that, and will never stand with that. Neither should you, man. We're both better than this, what this party has become, celebrated, or excused.
Additionally, I decided a while back to make a deliberate effort
not to get sucked into partisan positioning. I'll judge candidates based on their actions, words, and merits, not on their team. If a Republican - even one I like - does something stupid, I'm not going to avoid pointing that out. If they do something morally atrocious, I'm going to land on them for it. Ditto Democrats. Ditto Libertarians et. al. I'm an ideologue, not a partisan.
If Trump loses, and the drive to destroy conservatism and replace it with trumpism (a nasty mixture of nationalism, economic protectionism, and anti-intellectualism) fails, then my response will be:
Good. And then I will continue to point out the (many, many, many) moral and competency failings of Hillary Clinton.
We have the chance to stomp on the demo's worst candidate possibly in history
Bro, we lost that chance in the Indiana primary. It's gone. When they voted for Trump to be the GOP nominee, they were de facto voting for Hillary to win the General. They wanted to blow up the GOP, and they did. Congrats, fellas. Get used to saying "President Clinton" again.
At this point, it's a defense-in-depth action to try to preserve the credibility of future Republicans (which is why as many as possible should publicly distance themselves as far as they can from that toxic orange wastebucket), and, if possible (and it might not be), the Senate.