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As Hamlet said, the fault is not in our reality stars but in ourselves.
I thought Trump was very shrewd when he separated abortion from the other PP services. In the past other candidates attack PP as a whole, and Dems used the other services as a shield - they claimed the GOP hated women because they didn’t support std testing and health exams for women. Trump’s approach neuters much of the ‘war on women’ angst argument.
How many other PP services are there? I thought most of the services provided to women by PP were related to abortion. I don’t think Trump was shrewd, just unknowledgeable and uncaring about the issue of abortion and the services of PP. If the topic of abortion never came up during the primaries and general election, it would suit Trump just fine.
)Yes, from a revenue perspective it’s mostly about abortion but the Dems succeeded in reversing the perception, so if you hate PP then you hate women in general. You may not like it but his approach still mitigates that line of attack. He can get away with defunding PP so long as they do abortions. It forces PP to chose between Abortions and all these other services they insist is 97% of what they do. PP is thus choosing to defund themselves by focusing on abortions.
There will be a lot of people holding their nose and voting in this election. In addition, I am sure a number will stay home as well. You are certainly right that it will be interesting.
I hear you, but factually speaking the only ones not showing up have been the democrats, could just be till the general election also.
I do think that one of things that has helped turnout on the republican side is the level of both pro and anti trump sentiment. Now, the question is, will Cruz supporters turnout to vote for Trump? That is an open question.
I’ve never felt so hesitant about voting for the Democratic candidate since I voted for Jimmy Carter in his first term, and that was before he proved his incompetence. But in the present election, who else can I vote for: Trump or Cruz?
If Cruz gets the Nom then I will absolutely vote for him. Ideally I prefer that the GOP nominate someone more moderate, at least a little bit, but I just accept that the right wing will gets their “turn”, so to speak, once every few election cycles.
Well, Cruz did make the astonishing promise that, if elected, he would lower taxes! However, Trump promised to destroy ISIS. So the electorate is faced with a real dilemma.If Cruz gets the Nom then I will absolutely vote for him. Ideally I prefer that the GOP nominate someone more moderate, at least a little bit, but I just accept that the right wing will gets their “turn”, so to speak, once every few election cycles.
I’m convinced Bernie is waiting for the FBI caucus. He is betting on the FBI recommending charges or somehow crippling Hillary.I find it hard to believe the Bernie supporters will be jumping over to Hillary. Especially since he is now promising to go all the way to Calif. For the Democrats he is making this in particular very painful. Maybe he’ll even go on Hillary attack mode next!!
Bernie wants to read the minutes from the Clinton paid WS speechs. Stephanopoulos Pushed Clinton also, we all want to read the transcripts.
Plus Trump has promised to make the Mexicans build that wall which would cost them billions, repeal Obamacare while still being able to “broaden healthcare access, make healthcare more affordable and improve the quality of the care available to all Americans.”
I should add to my last post, I’m not writing off the possibility of a Kasich (or even Rubio) nomination. But one way or another, I hope that mod Repubs and right wingers can put aside our differences enough to prevent a Clinton-Trump November. And I’m not just saying that because of Trump’s unfavorability rating; I think nominating him is an intrinsically bad idea.
I should add to my last post, I’m not writing off the possibility of a Kasich (or even Rubio) nomination. But one way or another, I hope that mod Repubs and right wingers can out aside our differences enough to prevent a Clinton-Trump November. And I’m not just saying that because if I think nominating him is an intrinsically bad idea.
Appears to be unrealistic at the moment and far fetched fantasy imho.
You have a source since all I am reading has Trump ahead of Cruz? In fact I just posted two links in regards, What do you have I missed it?
Unsubstantiated opinion or there is something specifically?
I’m waiting too!