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Trump is on record warning if he's a few votes short and it becomes a brokered convention and he does not win, there will be riots.
Nice spin. What he said was that there "may" be riots. What he said was that he is NOT trying to "lead it", he's merely pointing out what "the people" are saying. If the GOP still doesn't want to listen, then hell with the GOP.
When you get right down to it, what purpose does a convention serve beyond enforcement of contrived committee rules?
Very true looks like the votes only have meaning when they reaffirm the establishments candidate. Jon Huntsmans complaint in the last election was the backing that Romney received from the party and the Pacs in the last election.
Trump is different, is their displeasue that he can't win or that he isn't their guy. If he isn't the candidate at the end I see him going it on his own.
What does the Constitution say. Typical Conservative, not citing the Constitution when it don't help their case...
There's an irony here. You're trying to put down Conservatives as being dumb and yet didn't realize we're talking about the GOP nominee and not the SCOTUS nominee as you're obviously referencing in your remarks.
There's an irony here. You're trying to put down Conservatives as being dumb and yet didn't realize we're talking about the GOP nominee and not the SCOTUS nominee as you're obviously referencing in your remarks.
You're right. I thought it was about the SCOTUS nominee. Weird how we haven't seen any posts about that today...
He's not part of the DC establishment. He's an outsider to DC politics.
Most recent presidents haven't been part of the "DC establishment."
Gerald Ford (Senate) Jimmy Carter, Governor of Georgia; Reagan, Governor of California; George H.W. Bush Bill Clinton, Governor of Arkansas; George W. Bush, Governor of Texas;
Obama (senate)
But one thing is unique to them all, they had been elected to political office.
Most recent presidents haven't been part of the "DC establishment."
Gerald Ford (Senate) Jimmy Carter, Governor of Georgia; Reagan, Governor of California; George H.W. Bush Bill Clinton, Governor of Arkansas; George W. Bush, Governor of Texas;
Obama (senate)
But one thing is unique to them all, they had been elected to political office.
Gerald Ford..CFR
Jimmy Carter..Trilateral Commission
Reagan..Bohemian Grove
George Bush..Bilderberg
Bill Clinton..Bilderberg
George Bush..Bilderberg
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