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Where Republicans Stand on Donald Trump
I don't think that supporting or endorsing a candidate means as much this election. But
it is something the media will have fun with. So and so won't support........
Anyway here are a few I found that will support Trump.
The establishment republicans will do anything to stop Trump!
Where Some Republicans Stand on Donald Trump
Bob Dole: YEA
John Boehner: YEA
Trent Lott: YEA
Dick Cheney: YEA
Newt Gingrich: YEA
Reince Priebus: YEA
Rick Perry: YEA
Mike Huckabee: YEA
Jeff Sessions: YEA
John McCain: YEA
Kelly Ayotte: YEA
Rand Paul: YEA
Marco Rubio: YEA
Rob Portman: YEA
Richard Burr: YEA
Roy Blunt: YEA
Ron Johnson: YEA
Pat Toomey: YEA
Mark Kirk: YEA
Chris Christie: YEA
Paul LePage: YEA
Nikki Haley: YEA
Brian Sandoval: YEA
Pete Ricketts: YEA
Mike Pence: YEA
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Re: Where Republicans Stand on Donald Trump
"Where Some Republicans stand on Trump".
Actually, I think that the support, or lack of support from fellow republicans is far more substantial an issue than something for the media to have fun with. It is a vitally important issue to the candidate's fortunes.
Trump has gone really far on his own. But, a republican running for president, and actually being President requires the support of his party. Trump and his supporters don't seem to understand how a general election campaign, and more importantly, our system of government, works.
Remember, you aren't electing a king. Getting elected, and more importantly, Governing requires relationships, cooperation, collective action to achieve goals. It's not like the Apprentice.
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We live in a time in which decent and otherwise sensible people are surrendering too easily to the hectoring of morons or extremists.
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Re: Where Republicans Stand on Donald Trump
Goose wrote:
"Where Some Republicans stand on Trump".
Actually, I think that the support, or lack of support from fellow republicans is far more substantial an issue than something for the media to have fun with. It is a vitally important issue to the candidate's fortunes.
Trump has gone really far on his own. But, a republican running for president, and actually being President requires the support of his party. Trump and his supporters don't seem to understand how a general election campaign, and more importantly, our system of government, works.
Remember, you aren't electing a king. Getting elected, and more importantly, Governing requires relationships, cooperation, collective action to achieve goals. It's not like the Apprentice.
Did anyone remind Trump of that fact ? 
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Re: Where Republicans Stand on Donald Trump
Funny . . . I thought that was a listing of the charter members of the republican hypocrites club.
And then there's this list:
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