Posted on Aug 29, 2016
At Least 110 Republican Leaders Won’t Vote for Donald Trump. Here’s When They Reached Their...
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What Mr. Trump said and when he lost prominent Republican leader support. This timeline is incredible if only for the comments. Who knew?
Prominent Republican leaders / organizations started disavowing support for Mr. Trump in Sep 2015, but what is disheartening depending on what loyalties you have is that much of the lost support has come in the last 100 days or so! What does this mean, and does he care?
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/08/29/us/politics/at-least-110-republican-leaders-wont-vote-for-donald-trump-heres-when-they-reached-their-breaking-point.html?_r=0
Prominent Republican leaders / organizations started disavowing support for Mr. Trump in Sep 2015, but what is disheartening depending on what loyalties you have is that much of the lost support has come in the last 100 days or so! What does this mean, and does he care?
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/08/29/us/politics/at-least-110-republican-leaders-wont-vote-for-donald-trump-heres-when-they-reached-their-breaking-point.html?_r=0
Election 2016
Donald Trump
Republicans
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Greeting COL.
I see quite a few so called leaders in your posted picture that have not listened to the American people. I suspect, they have been given a lot of campaign support to do so.
Perhaps, they admire Hillary and what she represents.
Have a good day,
M. Morris RVT
I see quite a few so called leaders in your posted picture that have not listened to the American people. I suspect, they have been given a lot of campaign support to do so.
Perhaps, they admire Hillary and what she represents.
Have a good day,
M. Morris RVT
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Why are these "leaders" withdrawing their support? Fear. The vast majority are elected officials who fear losing their offices if associated with Trump. The rest are members of the Republican establishment who fear loss of status if Trump wins and shakes up the order of things in the party. The simple fact is that Trump is not a Republican and that is something I really like about him. I'd love to see the GOP refashioned into The Rebel Alliance. I can't identify with the Democrats who are trying their damnedest to take us back to authoritarian government.
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Why it's a group of failed or minimally competent group of the establishment that created the mess we are in financially and diplomatically, that want Hillary for President. Good riddance!
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MCPO Roger Collins
1stSgt Nelson Kerr - we are hoping that she loses and the competent one (Trump) will replace the establishment losers. Who knows? She will probably lie to her fans and they will slurp it up.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
MCPO Roger Collins - Trump is not competent by the common definition of the word or the medical definition of the word.
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MCPO Roger Collins
1stSgt Nelson Kerr - I will take his lack of political speaking skills to a proven liar, corrupt, and no regard for national security any day. Did I mention physically challenged also? But, when you consider Joe Biden competent for decades, your opinion is understood.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
MCPO Roger Collins - It is not hs so called lack of speaking skills, It is his, humanity lack of decency proportion, humility and his utterly self-centered and egomaniac world view that is a problem. not to mention his delusions that he keeps talking to the public about
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