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If Trump is stopped - how will his supporters reply?

Orly? said:
They are quite secretive and I do not trust there agendas..
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If they are so dam secret...how so you know enough about them to not to trust their agenda............

Hey........How do you even know what their agenda is?..............You some kinda secret agent?
 
imyoda said:
Trump will not run as a third party candidate unless he can with someone else's money
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He is not going to because he could not get 50% +1 electors, so the House would choose, and they would not pick him.

AKA it would be a waste of his time.
 
If trump is stopped, the USA is history.
 
Wake up. Clinton is dummer than me. I did not have sexual relations with that woman.LIER,LIER,LIER.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Have some faith sister, good things sometimes take time.
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History proves that the USA is a power house.You guys saved the world from hitler. But at the present time it looks like you guys need help.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Have some faith sister, good things sometimes take time.
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When you say good things take time.That don't make sence because TRUMP will not put him self up again.This is the USA only chance to elect a forthright PRESIDENT.
 
Cryptic said:
What are the rules that govern being on the ballot? IF they have any input, I think the democrats would be very supportive of Trump's name being on the ballot as an independent in all fifty states.
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There is a slight danger with that. If Hillary does not get over half the electoral votes the choice for President goes to the House and they can pick anyone they want.
 
USA is in decline.You have spent 239 billion on wars that don't matter. Its not ww2 anymore.Wake up, save yu money and improve yu own country.Arab nations will fight for ever. Don't try to help them.
 
fartso said:
USA is in decline.You have spent 239 billion on wars that don't matter. Its not ww2 anymore.Wake up, save yu money and improve yu own country.Arab nations will fight for ever. Don't try to help them.
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Fortunately, we do spend a fair amount on education, so we know how to spell, and understand basic grammar.
 
Ntharotep said:
They will whine for another four years and pretend like Trump would have actually done something worthwhile.
Trump will write a book called "Cheated Out of America" or something like that and make more billions, also get to rub it in America's face every time Clinton screws up, he basically wins still.
The GOP will stand around picking their noses and going "Uhh....What just happened?" They will use Quija boards to summon the spirit of Reagan and ask what to do now. Probably lock congress some more because that ended with such great results.

The other important things you didn't bother to mention:
The RNC will laugh manically because their reign of status quo politics will continue.
The cheer at Clinton winning will be halfhearted even by her supporters and will resemble something robotically beautiful.
The Bipartisan Empire will smile, holding out its hands to its citizenry as it pats them on the back for a job well done.
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When I think about the differences between the candidates and compare the breadth of policies they have represented with that in most European countries, I see a thriving democratic vitality unrivaled. Not that I am happy with the candidates the process has favored.
 
notquiteright said:
Oh I think rather than the Dems being happy with business as usual, the Right wing has reached it's breaking point. The Reagan Southern Conservatives have run out of patience with the old guard GOP. I remember pre-Reagan GOP, nice quiet folk who thought deep thoughts about foreign policy, stock markets, and big business. Now the So-Cons not only want under the umbrella, they want to control who stands under it and what the mantra is recited in the huddle. I can imagine the ruffled feathers from the generational GOP and these new upstarts that think they own the Grand Old Party.

I have long thought the TPs need to start their own Party but many told me they don't want to lose an election. 'too much at stake'... or some crap. How ever it does appear that is what is going to happen and in tragic trailer trash reality TV style. Honey Boo-Boo meets Survivor.... :peace
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Hmmm. Given the problems facing the Nation, I guess it speaks volumes that the Dems are happy with business as usual. As to the Republicans, it's pretty obvious they are not. I think that is an attractive reality for the independent voters who will be deciding this election. The Socialist Progressive agenda is most certainly not mainstream, as Bernie's recent defeats have proven.

As to the Southern thing, your opinion is noted.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
He is not going to because he could not get 50% +1 electors, so the House would choose, and they would not pick him.

AKA it would be a waste of his time.
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As it stands now............It is a toss up
 
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