Will those who are trying so desperately to stop Trump work as hard to stop Hillary? This is really not a pro Trump thread, but rather a serious question.
I heard that moron, Neil Bortz say on the radio this morning that he will not vote for either Hillary or Trump and explained that it would be better for the nation the go to hell under Hillary than Trump. That way, the next conservative will look even better as a candidate in 2020. I honestly believe Bortz would rather have Obama in office for another term.
Bortz says Trump is rude and bombastic. Really? This coming from one of the most rude and bombastic and irritating voices on radio. I know he's not running for president, but it's the pot calling the kettle black.
This Trump thing is very similar to the "Palin Effect" in my opinion. I can tell you right now that Mrs. Colson despises Palin. She despised her in the 2008 election and still does to this day. If you ask her what policies or stance she disagrees with, she can't say. Just "I just don't like her." I believe it's the same with Trump. No matter if he aligned himself with every issue, some people would hate him regardless due to his personality.
Again, this is not a pro Trump thread, but a concern that some will vote "personality" over "substance". On the other hand, I'm not a bit ashamed to post a pro-Trump thread, but that's not what this is about.
I would just like to know where all of this hate was over the last 7.5 years with Obama. Where were all these voices then? Maybe if McCain and Romney would have criticized Obama a tenth of what they are criticizing Trump, this may not have been an issue.
I heard that moron, Neil Bortz say on the radio this morning that he will not vote for either Hillary or Trump and explained that it would be better for the nation the go to hell under Hillary than Trump. That way, the next conservative will look even better as a candidate in 2020. I honestly believe Bortz would rather have Obama in office for another term.
Bortz says Trump is rude and bombastic. Really? This coming from one of the most rude and bombastic and irritating voices on radio. I know he's not running for president, but it's the pot calling the kettle black.
This Trump thing is very similar to the "Palin Effect" in my opinion. I can tell you right now that Mrs. Colson despises Palin. She despised her in the 2008 election and still does to this day. If you ask her what policies or stance she disagrees with, she can't say. Just "I just don't like her." I believe it's the same with Trump. No matter if he aligned himself with every issue, some people would hate him regardless due to his personality.
Again, this is not a pro Trump thread, but a concern that some will vote "personality" over "substance". On the other hand, I'm not a bit ashamed to post a pro-Trump thread, but that's not what this is about.
I would just like to know where all of this hate was over the last 7.5 years with Obama. Where were all these voices then? Maybe if McCain and Romney would have criticized Obama a tenth of what they are criticizing Trump, this may not have been an issue.