What's even more depressing and sad is that knowing it was Obama's last term of office since 2012, the R-Tribe scanned the nation for a statesman to challenge the D-tribe offering in 2016 and this is what they came up with.

Poor Kasich, he did the best he could.  I almost felt sorry for the guy.

The fact that they all stated that, regardless of juvenile name calling and disgust with each other's position on issues, they would still support the ultimate party nominee. That just goes to show all voters the sorry state of the partisan two party politics mess this country is currently mired in. The current crop of candidates vying for their party's nomination for president of the United States are lacking in required skills, integrity, and intelligence to competently perform the duties of the job. The nomination procedure has devolved into a petulant grade school playground name calling session. Yet, despite the vitriolic distrust of each other, they would still support the sludge remaining in the bottom of the pond after the mud fight. The only winners in this process are the wealthy donors that get to insert their puppet in place to do their bidding. Goodbye representative republic. Hello plutocracy.

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Puzzling though is the statement that the other candidates, in spite of all their bickering will vote for Trump if he becomes their candidate.  -  flower

Well, that's what team players do, and that's at the heart of what's wrong with politics in America today.