Posted on May 11, 2016
So, what happens when a #NeverTrump comes face to face with a #NeverHillary, and realizes he/she is looking in the mirror?
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"Frankly, I cannot think of two people who I would least want to be stuck in an elevator with for an hour much less pick to lead what’s left of the free world."
http://spectator.org/articles/66200/nevertrump-neverhillary
http://spectator.org/articles/66200/nevertrump-neverhillary
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I respect Sen Mccain's military service; I don't respect his Veteran's voting record. I don't respect an administration that forces refugees/migrants on states amd communities with furnished apartments and bills paid while Veteran's sit in shelters. I was born and raised a Democrat, however, the most vocal supporter of Veterans and middle class blue collar America this election cycle has been a billionaire with nothing to gain by the presidency. That is what impresses me about Donald Trump.
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The Democrats are genius..
1) get the Supreme Court to rule representatives are made up the population in their district rather than the people who can vote
2) resettle as many illegals as you can there under various schemes, they will remember which party hooked them up
3) take jobs that have little accountability and massive influence such as; teachers, government employees, and the media.
4) brainwash the kids, threaten the adults, and shame the people who disagree
5) empower public unions to ensure government workers can never get fired
6) anyone who disagrees with you should be called an "ist"...racist, sexist, etc etc. "hate and bigot" are acceptable substitutes to use to shut people up.
1) get the Supreme Court to rule representatives are made up the population in their district rather than the people who can vote
2) resettle as many illegals as you can there under various schemes, they will remember which party hooked them up
3) take jobs that have little accountability and massive influence such as; teachers, government employees, and the media.
4) brainwash the kids, threaten the adults, and shame the people who disagree
5) empower public unions to ensure government workers can never get fired
6) anyone who disagrees with you should be called an "ist"...racist, sexist, etc etc. "hate and bigot" are acceptable substitutes to use to shut people up.
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I find the idea that voting for Trump has to do with white privilege a bit of a stretch. His primary base is not elitist white men. It happens to be blue collar white America. The auto workers and coal miners pulling 50+ hours a week to pay the mortgage and put kids through college would probably beg to differ.
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COL Sam Russell - America is, indeed, facing a tough choice in November.
Personally I don't think that EITHER of the two "Front Runners" SHOULD be the next President, but I think that Ms. Clinton has a lower "built in disaster level" than Mr. Trump has.
That being said, I'd vote for the person whom I thought would do "the best" job IF they were elected since I don't believe in "voting against" and much prefer "voting for".
Personally I don't think that EITHER of the two "Front Runners" SHOULD be the next President, but I think that Ms. Clinton has a lower "built in disaster level" than Mr. Trump has.
That being said, I'd vote for the person whom I thought would do "the best" job IF they were elected since I don't believe in "voting against" and much prefer "voting for".
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