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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: ktheodos on April 25, 2016, 06:41:55 am
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Can their teaming up help stop Trump?
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I just heard this today. I really wish they'd all work together in the party. I'm not thrilled with Trump, but if he's the candidate that's been the one that most of the people want, they should get behind him. :highfive:
If he's the nominee, I intend to vote for him against the Democratic candidate. There's no hope on that side at all. :monkey:
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This is basically to stop Trump for getting the magic number needed to win the nomination. I don't know how well they will succeed. Donald has been playing by his own rules and seems to be winning as a result.
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Can their teaming up help stop Trump?
LOL, I doubt it! It's already backfiring! Their supporters are not happy with the shenanigans and turning to the "Trump Train!" Wonder what happened to the both of these losers swearing they'd "support the Nominee?" LIARS!
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getting deseparate trump should win
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Hillary couldn't have asked for an easier path to the White House. Unbelievable. Would have never guessed it a year ago.
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Trumps winning so they team up to try to defeat him.
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Can their teaming up help stop Trump?
LOL, I doubt it! It's already backfiring! Their supporters are not happy with the shenanigans and turning to the "Trump Train!" Wonder what happened to the both of these losers swearing they'd "support the Nominee?" LIARS!
Considering that Trump has not received the nomination yet, how can that be considered to be not supporting the nominee? Their promise to support the nominee meant that they'd fight as a candidate until a Republican nominee has been decided, and only then start to support that person for the general election; they didn't promise to roll over and support Trump. And considering that the states involved in their deal hasn't had their primaries yet, how can you claim that it has backfired? If Cruz pulls off Indiana like he did with Wisconsin (and considering that Indiana's conservatives are more like those in the mid-west like Wis. than the "big government" Republicans along the coasts), it makes it more possible that the election will be contested and the eventual nominee will be chosen at the RNC. The question is, if it does go to the RNC and Trump doesn't win, will he support the nominee like he pledged or will he be the LIAR?
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Those two are sickening. They are more worried about stopping Trump, than stopping Hellary. They are just trying to give that criminal an easy White House win. It just goes to show that there really aren't two parties; both are in cahoots.
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Can their teaming up help stop Trump?
LOL, I doubt it! It's already backfiring! Their supporters are not happy with the shenanigans and turning to the "Trump Train!" Wonder what happened to the both of these losers swearing they'd "support the Nominee?" LIARS!
Well, the biggest liar of them all is Trump. He's been lying all his life and since the beginning of his campaign. I'm surprised a lot of people can't see through him. I just might stay home if he's the nominee. He'll never make it against Hillary. He has NO experience in governing or foreign policy. He thinks he can do what he wants, but he can't. He has no plan or solutions that will ever pass Congress or the SCOTUS if in a lawsuit brought against him. Of course, he's very experienced in lawsuits. Been doing those all his business life.
I better stop or else everyone will think I hate Trump. LOL :)
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One last thing: There have been plenty of candidates that are much better than Trump but he made sure they got out. Remember Ben Carson? Wonder what the deal was there? How about Christie? How much did it take to pay them off?
Kasich, IMHO, has been the only adult in the room since the rest of the good ones dropped out. He's the only one that hasn't attacked the other candidates. Cruz only attacked Trump when Trump started attacking him. Same with Rubio.
Trump makes fun of Kasich and that's also disgusting. He's a little child crybaby if he doesn't get his way.
Who does Trump think he is to say that there will be riots if he doesn't get the nomination? That's a suggestion to his violent supporters, just like he suggested "punching out" protesters. Look what happened there.