Straining at a Romney- and swallowing a Trump?!
Rasmussen says that 57% of Republicans believe that Donald Trump will be the party's 2016 nominee.
I still find it hard to believe that so many Republicans are idiots- or, especially after eight years of Barack Obama, would be willing to throw away a presidential election that looks like it's in the process of falling into their laps. And how can a party containing so many people who had a problem with Mitt Romney because he was pro-choice years ago so easily be taken in my somebody who was on the far Left on almost every issue only months ago- and still favors a single-payer government health plan?!
I'll tell you one thing: I, for one, will not vote for Donald Trump.
Ever.
And neither will any other responsible American.
Donald Trump will never be president. But he does have the ability to ensure that Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden or Crazy Bernie will be. And he's a monumental embarrassment not only to the Republican party but to America.
And in a year when the GOP is sporting the strongest field of potential nominees in decades?
Really, Republicans?
HT: Drudge
I still find it hard to believe that so many Republicans are idiots- or, especially after eight years of Barack Obama, would be willing to throw away a presidential election that looks like it's in the process of falling into their laps. And how can a party containing so many people who had a problem with Mitt Romney because he was pro-choice years ago so easily be taken in my somebody who was on the far Left on almost every issue only months ago- and still favors a single-payer government health plan?!
I'll tell you one thing: I, for one, will not vote for Donald Trump.
Ever.
And neither will any other responsible American.
Donald Trump will never be president. But he does have the ability to ensure that Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden or Crazy Bernie will be. And he's a monumental embarrassment not only to the Republican party but to America.
And in a year when the GOP is sporting the strongest field of potential nominees in decades?
Really, Republicans?
HT: Drudge
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