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12/02/2015 10:14 am  #1


GOPs All Wee-Weed Up Over Trump

Many leading Republican officials, strategists and donors now say they fear that Mr. Trump’s nomination would lead to an electoral wipeout, a sweeping defeat that could undo some of the gains Republicans have made in recent congressional, state and local elections.

Almost everyone in the party’s upper echelons agrees something must be done, and almost no one is willing to do it.With his knack for offending the very constituencies Republicans have struggled with in recent elections, women and minorities, Mr. Trump could be a millstone on his party if he won the nomination. He is viewed unfavorably by 64 percent of women and 74 percent of nonwhite voters, according to a November ABC News/Washington Post poll. Such unpopularity could not only doom his candidacy in November but also threaten the party’s tenuous majority in the Senate, hand House seats to the Democrats and imperil Republicans in a handful of governor’s races.

“It would be an utter, complete and total disaster,” Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, himself a presidential candidate who has tangled with Mr. Trump, said of his rival’s effect on lower-tier Republican candidates. “If you’re a xenophobic, race-baiting, religious bigot, you’re going to have a hard time being president of the United States, and you’re going to do irreparable damage to the party.”

Last edited by DollyLongstaff (12/02/2015 10:16 am)


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12/02/2015 10:25 am  #2


Re: GOPs All Wee-Weed Up Over Trump

DollyLongstaff wrote:

Many leading Republican officials, strategists and donors now say they fear that Mr. Trump’s nomination would lead to an electoral wipeout, a sweeping defeat that could undo some of the gains Republicans have made in recent congressional, state and local elections.

Almost everyone in the party’s upper echelons agrees something must be done, and almost no one is willing to do it.With his knack for offending the very constituencies Republicans have struggled with in recent elections, women and minorities, Mr. Trump could be a millstone on his party if he won the nomination. He is viewed unfavorably by 64 percent of women and 74 percent of nonwhite voters, according to a November ABC News/Washington Post poll. Such unpopularity could not only doom his candidacy in November but also threaten the party’s tenuous majority in the Senate, hand House seats to the Democrats and imperil Republicans in a handful of governor’s races.

“It would be an utter, complete and total disaster,” Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, himself a presidential candidate who has tangled with Mr. Trump, said of his rival’s effect on lower-tier Republican candidates. “If you’re a xenophobic, race-baiting, religious bigot, you’re going to have a hard time being president of the United States, and you’re going to do irreparable damage to the party.”

Make a Novena to St. Genesius* that Trump gets the nomination.

*St. Genesius is the patron saint of comedians, clowns and circus performers.

 


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12/02/2015 10:27 am  #3


Re: GOPs All Wee-Weed Up Over Trump

Shh. As a Hillary supporter...GO TRUMP! OR CRUZ!

 

12/02/2015 1:19 pm  #4


Re: GOPs All Wee-Weed Up Over Trump

AdminShiny wrote:

Shh. As a Hillary supporter...GO TRUMP! OR CRUZ!

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lol now you know you wrong


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12/02/2015 1:23 pm  #5


Re: GOPs All Wee-Weed Up Over Trump

DollyLongstaff wrote:

Many leading Republican officials, strategists and donors now say they fear that Mr. Trump’s nomination would lead to an electoral wipeout, a sweeping defeat that could undo some of the gains Republicans have made in recent congressional, state and local elections.

Almost everyone in the party’s upper echelons agrees something must be done, and almost no one is willing to do it.With his knack for offending the very constituencies Republicans have struggled with in recent elections, women and minorities, Mr. Trump could be a millstone on his party if he won the nomination. He is viewed unfavorably by 64 percent of women and 74 percent of nonwhite voters, according to a November ABC News/Washington Post poll. Such unpopularity could not only doom his candidacy in November but also threaten the party’s tenuous majority in the Senate, hand House seats to the Democrats and imperil Republicans in a handful of governor’s races.

“It would be an utter, complete and total disaster,” Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, himself a presidential candidate who has tangled with Mr. Trump, said of his rival’s effect on lower-tier Republican candidates. “If you’re a xenophobic, race-baiting, religious bigot, you’re going to have a hard time being president of the United States, and you’re going to do irreparable damage to the party.”

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Lindsey Graham have been saying that for sometime now.. but they was the one's all behind Trump on the birth comment...  he was all this before, this did not just start.


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