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Mxrdad wrote:I'm sure he is. I find it amazing they dont see how Un-American their actions truly are and how they are trying to divide this country. Even more intriguing is how they can do this nonsense without even giving Trump a fair shot at it. Just shows how judgmental they really are. Shame, shame shame.

It is a great demonstration of their "mental midgetness." (apologies to little people for associating them with insane people)

Texas Republican elector Chris Suprun, who voted for Ohio Gov. John Kasich on Monday, hinted that a push for Trump's impeachment could be in the works.

“As a person who has always played fast and loose with the law, Trump will likely be impeached within the first year of his Presidency by responsible Republicans in Congress. For the rest of us Americans, his presence in the Oval Office represents a crisis for the Constitution, the economy and the country,” he said in the statement.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/12 ... cause.html

That's rich...Suprun talking about Trump playing fast and loose with the law. Pot meet kettle

Mxrdad wrote:I agree. Wait,... I'm pretty sure "She" and Satan one and the same????

dale blanker wrote:

mojo84 wrote:

dale blanker wrote: Naw, I wasn't endorsing Chris Suprun as anything, only defending what I believe should be all electors rights. I still think it's a neat idea to have a filter on the popular opinion which seems so frequently to be poorly informed or formed.

He should have voted Trump based on his pledge. Nothing twisted in that logic except it doesn't align with your progressive liberal thoughts and beliefs.

Liberal? How can you get more conservative than promoting the intent of the founders of the U.S. Constitution?

If it wasn't this way, the east and west coasts would chose all of our presidents. This system spreads the decision more equitably among the citizens of the states.

Your idea of what's equalitable is twisted too. The popular vote for the larger states is obviously compromised somewhat with the Electoral College, but I appreciate the founder's intent and compromise to get constitution approved by giving the smaller states more say.

I fear that if we cannot be more focused, informed, and objective, our republic is at risk.

You deny being liberal, yet espouse liberal talking points. If you got your way the popular vote would have elected Hillary and beginning January 20th the 2nd Amendment would be under siege by HRC and a newly liberal leaning Supreme Court.

dale blanker wrote: The elector that this topic is about is trying to do that. Right or wrong, you have to respect his motives.

Sorry I have no respect for liars and frauds- and that is EXACTLY what this guy has been proven to be.

The story just keeps getting better. Looks like this guy has a long resume of lies.

http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/texas-ne ... /371421191

Based upon this new evidence of the "Republican" elector being in cahoots with the opposition, the Texas Republican Party should strip his elector status and replace him with someone who will fulfill their duty to vote for the candidate who won the state.

puma guy wrote:Carpetbaggers were a completely different ilk than the freedom loving patriots that arrived in Texas before and during it's fight for independence. No comparison whatsoever.

Exactly.

Apparently this is not just one or two malcontents, but an organized effort to throw the country into a constitutional crisis:

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/ ... p-n2255693

crazy2medic wrote:Signed!

He seems to think he knows what's best for the rest of us, that alone makes me angry!

Because he is a native New Yorker I wonder if there may be something in his background where he has had bad experience with Trump, Inc. Or because he's a New Yorker he just believes that what he thinks is the right thing for everyone else.

There's another name for northerners who come to the South and act like they know what's best for us...carpetbagger!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/12 ... trump.html

Traitor