Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
I hate to say it.
But I think that Hillary has more experience and a better grasp on what it takes to be president than Trump does. I think he's too far over the line in so many ways, and that he'll make America more of a laughingstock than it already is worldwide.
The very idea of having to choose between Hillary and Trump sickens me.
I hate to say it.
But I think that Hillary has more experience and a better grasp on what it takes to be president than Trump does. I think he's too far over the line in so many ways, and that he'll make America more of a laughingstock than it already is worldwide.
The very idea of having to choose between Hillary and Trump sickens me.
That leaves Gary Johnson.
Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
I hate to say it.
But I think that Hillary has more experience and a better grasp on what it takes to be president than Trump does. I think he's too far over the line in so many ways, and that he'll make America more of a laughingstock than it already is worldwide.
The very idea of having to choose between Hillary and Trump sickens me.
Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
I say no. The anti-americans including those in the republican party who suck the testicles of the illegal alien lobby and the testicles of globalist big business will use a Trump loss as a referendum against cracking down on illegal immigration and a referendum against cracking down on outsourcing. Despite Trump's liberal leanings the RINOs in the republican party will fraudulent claim that Trump was extremely right and that is why republicans lost will try to prop up another RINO in 2020.
What happens when Trump becomes president and shows his true colors? Meaning he doesn't try to build a wall and he doesn't deport 11 million illegals? What happens then?
No. If the GOP hates Trump so much then they need to ascertain why he's so popular with their voters. I've seen no indication that the GOP establishment understands why Trump is popular and therefore I see no indication that the GOP is going to stregnthen itself even if Trump loses the General election. They're going to go back to being the party of tax cuts for the 1%, shipping jobs overseas, and being bible thumping bigots.Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
Then American Conservatives will say " I told you so "...
Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
IMO? Yes.
Seriously, the GOP has been on the track towards becoming a joke for a while, and Trump is the ultimate arrival in the insane asylum.
Where have all the sane, rational, moderate conservatives gone? All I see these days are hysteric clowns, religious nuts and shrill far-right extremists. Certainly the respectable conservatives must still be there, somewhere?
And my guess is that the point has already been crossed when it was still possible to win an election by only addressing poor whites *against* minorities, such as Hispanics or blacks. Demographically speaking. Even if it was still possible this year, it will certainly no longer be possible in 2020.
If the GOP ever wants to win an election again beyond this decade, they have to thoroughly change their strategy. The sane, respectable conservatives have to claim back the party from all the show clowns and extremist lunatics.
Would a Trump loss result in a stronger GOP long term?
Should hell freeze over, unicorns come out of Obama's ass and Sanders renounces socialism and becomes a capitalist. Because that is the only way Trump will win, I will laugh my ass off at every Trump-tard who is shocked that Trump stabbed them in the back and didn't uphold what he campaigned on.What happens when Trump becomes president and shows his true colors? Meaning he doesn't try to build a wall and he doesn't deport 11 million illegals? What happens then?
Sour grapes. Begging for a loss is never good.