Wonder how the "trump-ettes" will change their tune once the reality of numbers come in.
But then again reality and numbers might be meaningless to mindless "trump-ettes" who are too busy "blowing" trump
The only time "Reality" and "Trump" can be used together is when they say in a few months that "Donald Trump will be returning to his reality show 'The Apprentice' after his failed Presidential bid"
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Wonder how the "trump-ettes" will change their tune once the reality of numbers come in.
But then again reality and numbers might be meaningless to mindless "trump-ettes" who are too busy "blowing" trump
The only time "Reality" and "Trump" can be used together is when they say in a few months that "Donald Trump will be returning to his reality show 'The Apprentice' after his failed Presidential bid"
Shocked at how horrible they are? And you think last time was better?
I think that at least Romney seemed likable even tho he reminded me of Kerry with presidential candidate loser written all over him.
I think that fate of the GOP lies in what happened elsewhere. If sanders were to lose and run Indy I think you would get the nadar effect where a candidate that majority of country does not see fit for leadership wins like gw bush did simply because of the votes pulled away from the dems.
Sanders might work well in this role as he represents being anti-system/establishment for people to vote on as a demonstration of those digust with the two party system rather than actually having their vote count toward a legit candidate.
Trump ask kinda represents something similar but I think his successful strategy to exploit the mindless GOP base might to lend him well to the independent role
Shocked at how horrible they are? And you think last time was better?
I think that at least Romney seemed likable even tho he reminded me of Kerry with presidential candidate loser written all over him.
I think that fate of the GOP lies in what happened elsewhere. If sanders were to lose and run Indy I think you would get the nadar effect where a candidate that majority of country does not see fit for leadership wins like gw bush did simply because of the votes pulled away from the dems.
Sanders might work well in this role as he represents being anti-system/establishment for people to vote on as a demonstration of those digust with the two party system rather than actually having their vote count toward a legit candidate.
Trump ask kinda represents something similar but I think his successful strategy to exploit the mindless GOP base might to lend him well to the independent role