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Feehery: Memo to R intelligentsia: Stop being stupid on Trump

The Republicans will swallow the turd and support Trump and say it was Trump they supported all along. Trump is rich because he is the master of the deal. Deals will be negotiated as necessary to gain support. Hillary might be indicted. There is turbulence in the ether, don't ya' know?
 
Zyphlin said:
Showing once again the truth of so many Trump supporters... they don't give a **** about ideology...
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Yeah. Nailed it. You're usually so wrong about politics.

reinoe said:
Rand Paul=73%
Bernie Sander=67%
Donald Trump=62%
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For once you're right. Trump supporters don't give a **** about ideology. They care about who's going to fix the problems in this country.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
THat is when I knew TRump is going to the moon. I had predicted when I saw it that there was no way trump gets away with mocking a cripple, but he took no hit from that at all. Academics will I think spend years figuring out why.
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The Crips are dangerous thugs and gangmembers. I don't have a problem with Trump mocking crips.
 
DaveFagan said:
The Republicans will swallow the turd and support Trump and say it was Trump they supported all along. Trump is rich because he is the master of the deal. Deals will be negotiated as necessary to gain support. Hillary might be indicted. There is turbulence in the ether, don't ya' know?
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Republicans might. Conservatives won't.

And Trump is rich because his daddy was the master of the deal. Trump himself, not so much.
 
cpwill said:
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Yeah.

Because if there is anyone who epitomizes "The Adult In The Room", it's not George Will, it's this guy:

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And now we should put aside our actual values, our beliefs, and turn to back the guy who spent his entire time, along with his enablers, viciously attacking Conservatives and Conservatism, to support one liberal authoritarian from New York against the other liberal authoritarian from New York because the guy who ran on the implicit notion (though he won't do so) of tearing apart the party wants us to do it for the party?

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I thought this thread was going to bash the populism, avowed anti-minority stance of the modern Republican Party.

Oh, and CP, for your info. George and Madeline Will's son has Down Syndrome. Madeline Will was perhaps one of the best people we ever had in the Department of Education.
 
Chomsky said:
I think a lot of the article is right.

But the GOP establishment have a larger fear: That of Trump disrupting the power structure.

I personally do not believe Trump is a Republican, nor do I believe he's a conservative. The GOP is merely his vehicle, and he will discard them when the party is no longer useful or worse yet - stands in his way. I suspect if I can figure this out, they obviously can too.
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Absolutely. There is no question that the problems within the party are not about Trump. They are about the power and control of the establishment. The people have been sick about the establishment for a long time. Now they appear to be doing something about it.
 
Zyphlin said:
Showing once again the truth of so many Trump supporters; they don't give a **** about principle, they don't give a **** about ideology, they don't give a **** about policy,.
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No doubt about it. What they care about is blowing up the political establishment. Principle, ideology and policy would be nice but the are secondary to reformation.
 
Chomsky said:
I think a lot of the article is right.

But the GOP establishment have a larger fear: That of Trump disrupting the power structure.

I personally do not believe Trump is a Republican, nor do I believe he's a conservative. The GOP is merely his vehicle, and he will discard them when the party is no longer useful or worse yet - stands in his way. I suspect if I can figure this out, they obviously can too.
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But as you can see, some of them cannot figure it out, it is what happens when one over indulges in the Kool-Aid being served by the Donald.
 
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