Trump is going anywhere except to the White House.
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he's a quireboy compared to Crooked Hillary. He knows more about foreign policy than most people and clearly much more than you. He has a great chance of winning. Lets hope Americans put the last 4 general elections behind them and stop voting for the same lousy scumbags.
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I would vote for Ted Cruz over Clinton any day of the week and twice on Sunday. But, Hillary>Trump
Would even vote Jill Stein over Trump. Anybody but Drumpf for god sakes!!!Comment -
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this is the intellect that supports trump. oh well!Comment -
this is the intellect that supports trump. oh well!
oh it's a rock group, still don't understand the connection.Comment -
ABC reports that the Republican leaders will meet secretly to discuss what to do with Trump. One idea passed around is to offer him a buyout so he can voluntarily drop out. Rumors have it it has to be at least $100 million or more to start negotiations.Comment -
He would take a buyoutComment -
I hope not. His concession speech is what I'm waiting for. Can't wait.Comment -
Unless he chooses to step aside the party has no business removing him as their candidate. The republican voters selected him as their nominee and they should honor the results.
I could see him negotiating a heavy buyout to step aside and then spin it in his favor. He could decide to shit on the party by stepping aside and running as an independent which would lock up win for Hilary.Comment -
Do you speak french and/or spanish also Shruter?Comment -
Trump is a typical establishment hypocrite.
In 2000, he complained that it was disgraceful for 3rd parties to be left out of the debates.
But now he says that they shouldn't be in the debates.
Stone cold hypocrite.
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you'd rather give them to hillary, who can no longer even get security clearance?
media and establishment shills hate trump which is why we should embrace him
they've bashed him since day one... a million bad things to say about hillary but every media story is pro-clinton and anti-trump, wonder why?
hillary is totally possessed
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I'm sure most likely he's not going to quitComment -
Hilary ain't perfect but she doesn't lose her shit when challenged either.
If a lack of composure and lack of leadership in general are important elements in who you'd pick as a leader then hey vote for the guy who had to ask a national security expert 3 times why he couldn't use nukes...
And that's just the latest display of what has become daily bouts of incompetence. Another trait you seem to find desirable in a 'leader'...Comment -
yeah she just pretends to have a coughing fit so she doesn't have to lie quite as much under oath
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I think the RNC has started to realize that Trump will not win the election, but are just trying to minimize the damage and impact to the Republican party. Right now, I think their biggest fear is that the undecideds and/or non-affiliated voters may be swayed away from the Republicans in Congressional elections due to Trump.
The RNC will focus their attention and money in Congressional races in hopes of any Trump fallout hurt there chances for Congressional seats. The RNC has already silently launched this strategy for their candidates to distance themselves from the National Message (Trump) if their elections are in doubt. It's already started in Colorado, a Republican incumbent in a tight election just released an ad denouncing Trump, but also careful in not endorsing Clinton either. The strategy is to say he is working for the people and will stand up for them, regardless of who the President is. That strategy may help him keep his seat.
The RNC won't try to force Trump to drop out as it will worsen matters, but will distance themselves from him. They won't outwardly concede the Presidential election, but it is trending that way.Comment -
Maybe they are gonna replace Trump
Slip of tongue or leaking the future?In a Thursday morning discussion about Paul Ryan on CBS This Morning, Manafort declared, "I support the speaker and I know after next week, I'm going to be supporting him as a candidate for president, too."
"So Donald Trump is getting out of the election and Paul Ryan is jumping in?" co-host Charlie Rose asks.
No, Manafort assures with a laugh. "I'm going to get in trouble on that one."
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