I live in Virginia now. I moved primarily because I got a huge raise and wanted to pay less in taxes(substantially less actually).like_that;1785816 wrote:Are you going to vote in the DC primary tomorrow?
Pretty incredible to see this.HitsRus;1785850 wrote:BREAKING.....
The time for anti Trump forces is NOW.... And it looks like the other three candidates realize it and have struck a deal. Kasich and Rubio are now all in on their 'winner take all' home states of Ohio and Florida, and have pulled their campaigns from other states that Cruz had a chance to win in. Cruz has pulled his campaign from Florida and Ohio. Rubio has directly come out and told his Ohio supporters to vote for John Kasich.
Thus is the last stand of the stop Trump forces.
http://www.npr.org/2016/03/11/470094630/rubio-campaign-vote-for-kasich-in-ohio-to-stop-trump
Trump is going to hammer that as "being treated unfairly" and use it to justify running as an independent.sleeper;1785852 wrote:Pretty incredible to see this.
If he isn't already, Trump would be a disaster to the GOP now and in the future. It only gets worse if he gets the GOP nomination.
Yeah, Trump's deal that has him getting so many votes is that he's not part of the Washington political machine. When you have members of that machine striking deals together solely to attempt to keep Trump out, it's just going to add fuel to his fire in the "LOOK AT THESE LITTLE BITCHES TEAMING UP TO STOP ME!!!!!" manner.Dr Winston O'Boogie;1785858 wrote:All these Republican politicians and RNC supporters scrambling to stop Trump is so stupid. With every move they make, they drive more and move voters into Trump's camp.
It doesn't matter at this point.... they'll lose if they do nothing also.Dr Winston O'Boogie;1785858 wrote:All these Republican politicians and RNC supporters scrambling to stop Trump is so stupid. With every move they make, they drive more and move voters into Trump's camp.
Interesting to see the establishment on both sides afraid of losing their gravy traingut;1785921 wrote:Looks like the 'ol Chicago Machine rounded-up some true believers to force a cancellation of Trump's event
Now that the brown shirts have been successful in shutting down a political event I don't think there is much left to the imagination.friendfromlowry;1785993 wrote:Kinda scary what happens before one of his rallies. Imagine if he won the election.
Ehhh, they're all losers. Same BLM, MoveOn.org, OWS protestors that don't know shit about the real world and think they are entitled to more than their ability.friendfromlowry;1785993 wrote:Kinda scary what happens before one of his rallies. Imagine if he won the election.
I agree. I also wasn't happy with the other republican candidates insinuating Trump is ultimately to blame. One of the reason sthey are not at your rallies is because you are not the front runner. These people are political thugs. There is nothing "democratic" or "free speech" (just the opposite in fact) about what they are doing. Their goal is to shut people up they disagree with. Whether its PC or idiotic out bursts at given intervals designed to disrupt the rally its something a lot of people are sick of.gut;1786032 wrote:I'm starting to empathize with supporting Trump as a giant "FU" to the liberal agenda and PC-fascists. I just don't think that's a movement/effort that should rise to the presidential campaign level.
These assholes should be introduced to two people:like_that;1786013 wrote:[video=youtube;yIBqDpV5kyE][/video]
