They can always dream. Maybe Trump will graciously drop out after winning a hard-fought primary and after he’s tied and surpassed Hillary in polls. Just the normal thing to do.
There’s a lot of talk on TV and radio this morning. I wonder if that’s plan B if the intervention doesn’t work. I was wondering how it worked.
Clinton won’t get indicted. We already know that.
Maybe you are right; but this seems a lot more complicated.
They never should have gotten rid of Frank Regan
Fawaz Gerges is Lebanese and was born in Beirut. So I don’t know why you would accuse him of having a “colonial mindset”.
I bet the Republicans are wishing he’s go to the beach in Rio about now. lol
Hillary is evidently suffering from severe problems from her 2012 head injury. Dizziness.loss of memory. Constant coughing. That coupled with the upcoming release of her personal emails could force her out What is the Democrat Party procedure for replacing a nominee?
Just like there was a lot of talk prior to the convention of never trumpers usurping the candidacy. Definitely real and powerful because the media keeps talking about it. It’s not like they are grasping at any chance to bring down trump at all.
Trump talked about it in interviews. Any time his company pays for anything related to the campaign he is required by federal law to reimburse the company from campaign funds.
Seems like a pipe dream. The time for the GOP to reverse course and nominate an actual Republican was before the convention. Now they have to live with their choice and simply ride out the loss.
I’m sorry but you are not hearing the whole conversation. By law he’s required to charge the campaign so that he can’t just take money out of his company and use it directly for campaign purposes, but that doesn’t mean he can’t forgive the loan/charge, which he did. Good Tidings argued that the loan wasn’t forgiven. In that case he’d have to show proof that Trump is now using donors’ money to pay back his company.
Or if the intervention does work depending on your POV. I mean if the intervention leads to Trump dropping out I think many might consider that a big win for the GOP.
Here’s an interesting read.
That’s right. I think the fact that Trump dissed Ryan and McCain is the straw that broke the camels back. Maybe they’ll change the campaign song from “You Ca’t Always Get what You Want” to I’ts My Party and I’ll Cry If I Want To"
Point well taken.
The article is interesting, and is supportive of the idea that Al Quaeda and its evil offshoot, ISIS were on the ropes after the “surge” succeeded. ISIS found a better opportunity in Syria, and took it.
