But why settle for Biden/Harris? President Trump might not be eloquent, but I like his policies - he is proI think it’s because they just flat-out don’t like Trump.
We make our own reputations for the most part.
Obviously, they don’t care. Mitt Romney doesn’t seem7_Sorrows:![]()
Yes, the DEEP STATE. Undoubtably.As another poster said, they must be part of the
“deep state”.
Nope, it’s a secret ballot. I’m sure many Republicans will publicly announce they won’t vote for Trump only to actually vote for him when the time comes. Because why not hurt their standing in the party if they intend on voting for Trump anyway, right?Also, people can claim they belong to these groups that won’t vote for Trump, but when it comes to actually marking their ballot - we have no proof how they will vote.
I’d say that would apply more to the Democrats, based on the record enthusiasm gap we have seen for the two respective candidates thus far. Why is this being discussed for Republicans when Trump is extremely popular within his own party among the citizenry?I think that splitting the Republican Party in two would be a positive long term development.
It’s a convenient argument if nothing else. Means little.Yes, the DEEP STATE. Undoubtably.
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pla·gia·rismHis speech was from 08,He plagerized his closing statement.
So you are acknowledging the Deep State is controlled by the GOP?So you are telling me the ‘Deep State’ prefers Biden?
There are probably some foolish enough to vote for abortion and against the family because they don’t like Trump’s personality.But why settle for Biden/Harris? President Trump might not be eloquent, but I like his policies - he is pro
law and order and pro-life, pro conservative judges and
does not want to radically change America.
Surely, these other republicans know what will happen to our country if Biden/Harris win.