Has no one told Johnny Walnuts that Donald Trump IS the Republican Party’s official nominee?
(No, it’s not going to be all Trump all the time from now on. But…clear and present danger, and all that.)
Jim Wright says what I say – McCain doesn’t get to say Trump doesn’t represent the Republican Party, because he obviously and absolutely does.
John McCain said this morning Donald Trump does not “represent the views of our Republican Party, its officers, or candidates.”
Donald Trump doesn’t NOT represent the views of our Republican Party.
Its Officers.
Or its CANDIDATES.
Has no one told Johnny Walnuts that Donald Trump IS the Republican Party’s official nominee for President of the United States and in point of fact DOES represent the Republican Party, its Officers, its members, and all its Candidates (of which he is chief among them)? By DEFINITION.
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You’ll note, McCain STILL endorses Trump for President.
What I’m saying here, not so subtly, is that John McCain is a sterling example of why down-ticket voting in the coming election is even more important than voting for the President. This raging loony old man and those like him in the Senate and the House are the entire problem. And they know it. THEY KNOW IT. McCain daily rages against Trump’s lunacy but supports him ANYWAY and it doesn’t take any great clairvoyance to extrapolate Senator McCain’s rubber stamp support for President Trump’s mad demands once he’s in office.
I couldn’t agree more.
Wright writes right on the Right. But will it trump Trump?
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That’s left to what’s left of the Left.
True. you can’t say” I’m not with stupid” if you keep saying, I’m with stupid.”
And this part from the last para. deserves to be reiterated and promulgated much, much more:
More people should agree more. Many people should rage less. Most people should vote, responsibly, when and as eligible.
You know if congress could be relied upon to do its job the prospect of a Trump (or Clinton) presidency would not be so frightening.