Trump can't seem to keep his mouth shut.
Could the GOP replace him when he starts trailing Clinton in double digits in the polls?
Did this happen before?
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08-02-16 04:07 PM #1
Could the Republican Party Replace Trump as Candidate?
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08-02-16 04:22 PM #2
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08-02-16 04:35 PM #3
best worry about Hillary being replaced than Trump.
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08-02-16 04:39 PM #4
If Hillary is replaced Trump will be trailing by 20 points in polls. Only reason Trump is trailing by just 7 points is Hillary.
Originally Posted by DwightShrute
Replace Hillary with Biden on the ballot and it's a landslide win for Democrats.
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08-02-16 04:42 PM #5
yes I am sure you are right as you have been this whole election so far. Originally Posted by pavyracer
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08-02-16 04:44 PM #6
They have nothing against Biden. Biden will chew Trump in the debates and spit him out. Originally Posted by DwightShrute
Trust me if you are a Trump fan you want Hillary on the ballot.Last edited by pavyracer; 08-02-16 at 05:12 PM.
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08-02-16 05:11 PM #7
Correct. Biden/Pocahontas ticket would beat Trump.
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08-02-16 05:13 PM #8
I wouldn't be surprised to see Pence withdraw as his running mate and site health, family emergency or something else to get out of that mess.
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08-02-16 05:15 PM #9
Originally Posted by Mr KLC
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08-02-16 05:16 PM #10
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08-02-16 06:05 PM #11
I wonder if that has ever happened that the nominated candidate became ill and could not continue? Is there a rule in place for that - Does the vice presidential just do it then and the nominee voluntarily withdraws???
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08-02-16 06:12 PM #12
Been thinking about this. What would happen if he suddenly dropped out. What's the procedure to replace the candidate. I honestly don't know.
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08-02-16 06:15 PM #13
he needs me as his running mate , id teach him how to be sweet
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08-02-16 06:23 PM #14
This train wreck is getting ugly by the day. Trumps rants are no longer entertaining except to his hardcore base supporters. Cruz and Rubio are getting ready for 2020.
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08-02-16 07:04 PM #15
The Repubs might try Rubio in 2020 but Cruz aint getting it Originally Posted by frostno98
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08-02-16 07:09 PM #16
Cruz sealed his fate with that RNC "vote your conscience" speech... Was already a hated guy, now off the charts! Originally Posted by Otters27
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08-02-16 08:08 PM #17
http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...-out-race.html
Paver you will always be one step behind me son.
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08-02-16 08:09 PM #18
Trump doesn't want to be president and Hillary will suck at it...moving to Russia in Putin's guest room
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08-02-16 08:16 PM #19
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08-02-16 08:38 PM #20
Why would they replace Trumpy? He's got the Dems running scared.
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08-02-16 08:46 PM #21
Fixed it for you. Originally Posted by VeggieDog
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08-02-16 08:47 PM #22
-360 NOW AND CLIMBING. He just tossed a baby out of his ears for crying Told mother to breast feed him
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08-02-16 08:49 PM #23
word is Hillary will have to pull out due to legal issues in fall
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08-02-16 08:50 PM #24
Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-02-16 09:00 PM #25
Originally Posted by INVEGA MAN
Even newborns aren't safe from Donald Trump's vitriol
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08-02-16 09:08 PM #26
Originally Posted by lakerboy
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08-02-16 11:56 PM #27
Crazier things has happened. If Trump keeps going off the rails and the party decides to try to distance themselves from him as much as possible. Cruz can say he was the only one that stood up and tried to protect the party, he didn't endorse Hillary, only said to vote your conscience. It may sound crazy, but right about now, Cruz is prolly saying "I told you so" Originally Posted by Otters27
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08-03-16 12:40 AM #28
Ex trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski grabs a reporter's arm a few months back and the media cries foul and demands he be charged with assault (which he was and eventually the charges were dropped) and its all CNN and liberals talked about for weeks. Debbie wasseman schultz is forced to resign the day before the DNC because of emails about how the dems rigged the election for crooked Hillary and calling democrat latino voters "taco bowl voters" and is immediately hired by Crooked Hillary .... and hardly any news coverage to speak of. Can anyone just imagine if that happened to the republicans and Donald Trump?
What a joke. What a scam.
You can't stump the Trump no matter how hard they try. Washington is full of rats and I say good riddance to all those that say they won't vote Trump. The more that leave the better. Trump is for the people. Hillary is for herself and the money.Last edited by DwightShrute; 08-03-16 at 12:43 AM.
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08-03-16 01:47 AM #29
Take the average of CBS and FOX polls. That usually shows where the true number is.
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08-03-16 03:13 AM #30
How can you support someone that spits out lies after lies? Not to mention he has no clue on any foreign policy. Thank god he has no chance winning this. Originally Posted by DwightShrute
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08-03-16 03:21 AM #31
At this point its called Autism Originally Posted by mohye1980
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08-03-16 08:37 AM #32
...President Hillary Clinton. Originally Posted by DwightShrute
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08-03-16 08:41 AM #33
msnbc says they could see him dropping out because he is screwing his brand......... trump and winning
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08-03-16 08:56 AM #34
I think what could happen and is starting quietly behind the scenes is that the RNC withdraw overt support for Trump and focus on House and Senate elections. The strategy has already been launched for those in tight races distance themselves from the "National Message" and withdraw support for Trump if they feel it necessary.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/03/us...=top-news&_r=1Liesl Hickey, a Republican strategist who led the party’s defense of its majority in the House of Representatives in 2014, said lawmakers should feel liberated to split with Mr. Trump if their survival depended on it.
Ms. Hickey has quietly circulated a battle plan to Republican leaders and vulnerable members of Congress, calling for a sharpened focus on winning over wavering Republicans, moderates and women — even if that means withdrawing support from Mr. Trump.
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08-03-16 09:27 AM #35
That ship has sailed. Wouldn't being a quitter also screw his brand? I think not only will he lose the election, but also within 5 years his "empire" will collapse under debt. Originally Posted by chico2663
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