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Bitter Clinger wrote:

Bayoutalker wrote:

jason812 wrote:

Bryanmc wrote:Just remember, every vote withheld in protest is as good as a vote for Hillary or Bernie.

Just remember that every vote not cast in protest or for a third party candidate and not Trump was brought on by the republican party and if Hillary is elected it's not the fault of the people that didn't vote for Trump. The blame lies squarely on the inept elected republicans during at least the last 8 years if not more.

Blame who you want. The end result is we end up with Hitlery.

Are you convinced Trump really will push to pursue charges against Hillary if he wins? I am not so sure he is the true adversary to the Clintons many think. The way he and other politicians can change their public opinions of one another from one day to the next, I'm not so sure Trump's animosity toward Hillary is sincere.

Time to look forward by shoring up the weak congress and preparing to elect a true Constitutional Liberty minded fiscal conservative in 2020.

I'm licking my wounds while trying to look forward. It isn't easy but necessary.

Something to consider. Hopefully, this will help those of us that find voting for Donald distasteful.

http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/ ... /?page=all

Interesting theory TAM. Whether or not it is true, I am starting to feel more and more like a cheap fiddle that has been played hard and thrown aside.

parabelum wrote:And while we all bicker about this, we have IED's planted right in our backyards...

Time to focus on defeating the enemy.

http://www.kcentv.com/story/31884264/ie ... idge?sdfgd

So, you expect all of us to go out and start searching for IED's? Isn't Trump going to take care of us?

JALLEN wrote:

mojo84 wrote:This should give folks something to think about. As you read this, take note of whom one of the old guard GOP politicians is planning to support. Ironically, McCain is part of the reason Trump was ever a possibility.

http://reason.com/blog/2016/05/04/googl ... n-party-su


Correction Edit: Did a Google search and it looks like it is one of McCain's top aides that plans to support Clinton. Not sure about McCain's position.

It was us who picked McCain, you will recall. Romney, too.

They would never have made it on American Idol, or Arsenio.

I promise you, I didn't pick either.

Regardless who we vote for for president, we need to make sure we support ALL constitutional liberty minded candidates that have and will stand on principle. The scariest thing at this point is the fact our last hope in Congress and we know how that's been working,

This should give folks something to think about. As you read this, take note of whom one of the old guard GOP politicians is planning to support. Ironically, McCain is part of the reason Trump was ever a possibility.

http://reason.com/blog/2016/05/04/googl ... n-party-su


Correction Edit: Did a Google search and it looks like it is one of McCain's top aides that plans to support Clinton. Not sure about McCain's position.

Liberty wrote:

RoyGBiv wrote:Hopefully he'll pick a VP candidate that can fill in some of his gaps. An actual conservative, maybe?

Never contemplated Cruz on SCOTUS.... Interesting idea. Could he ever get past the Senate for confirmation? Maybe they'd be glad to promote him so they didn't have to put up with him in the chamber?

That would cause me to actually vote for the Donald, But I've never heard of a candidate actually announcing a Judge before they take office.

If I recall correctly, Donald said he would release a list of 10 to 12 that would be the pool from which he would chose. I haven't ever heard of that before either. I think we are in for a lot of things we haven't heard of before.

We find ourselves in the position of being enablers. The question is who do we enable?

en·a·bler
iˈnāblər,e-/
noun
a person or thing that makes something possible.
"the people who run these workshops are crime enablers"
a person who encourages or enables negative or self-destructive behavior in another.
"he criticized her role as an enabler in her husband's pathological womanizing

I also believe Trump supporters will be responsible for everything he does. Come to think of it, everyone that has called themselves a Republican for the last 25-30 years is responsible for the situation in which we find ourselves. I include myself in that less than prestigious group.

I pray neither Trump nor Hillary will do the damage I believe they will do if elected. The republicans have abandoned their principles and acquiesced to the point we have been ran over by a conman, criminal and a socialist.

Dr. Hurd makes some good points. https://drhurd.com/2016/05/03/republica ... seriously/

I'm not advocating voting for or against Trump. Just offering up some food for thought.