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Another big win for Donald Trump. Even the Simpsons showed him becoming the president of the usa along time ago. Hope the cartoon is right and that he lives up to his promise about the border and other things.
I noticed that as well and made mention of it to a friend of mine. During Marco's speech (which was 100% pure rhetoric), he mentioned the "future of Conservatism" and then mentioned the black Senator from SC, Tom Scott, then he mentioned what he said (and you said) about the East-Indian Nikki Haley, then he mentioned his Cuban self. No mention of Whitey. Does that mean we aren't part of the "future of Conservatism" or maybe the future at all? His audience, which appeared to be almost all-White from what I could see, cheered him on...almost like they were at a South Carolina or Clemson football game, except instead of cheering on their favorite all-black team, they were cheering on their favorite (minority) Republican. Let's see, South Carolina "conservatives" (or should that be "cuckservatives"?) voted for Lindsey Graham, Tom Scott, Nikki Haley, and now a 2nd-place finish by Rubio in that state...During Little Marco's 2nd place speech last night, the greasy career politician mentioned how South Carolina Governor, Nikki Haley (a white-looking Indian woman) was "the victim of racial prejudice" upon immigrating to America. Yeah, life must be really tough when you're the daughter of a rich Indian doctor/professor who was at the top of the Indian Caste System (actual prejudice) by birthright. In fact, India may be the most racist, prejudice, biased, xenophobic, socially corrupt nation on the planet...but no, Mrs. Haley might have been called a "Ruby Noggin" by a few SC "in-bred rednecks" (sic) while growing up. You know, the same rabid "hate mongers" who pay millions each year to pack SEC football stadiums to watch two all-black teams square off.
As always, Marco mentioned that he's Cuban and surely considers himself to be non-white.
. I noticed that as well and made mention of it to a friend of mine. During Marco's speech (which was 100% pure rhetoric), he mentioned the "future of Conservatism" and then mentioned the black Senator from SC, Tom Scott, then he mentioned what he said (and you said) about the East-Indian Nikki Haley, then he mentioned his Cuban self. No mention of Whitey. Does that mean we aren't part of the "future of Conservatism" or maybe the future at all? His audience, which appeared to be almost all-White from what I could see, cheered him on...almost like they were at a South Carolina or Clemson football game, except instead of cheering on their favorite all-black team, they were cheering on their favorite (minority) Republican. Let's see, South Carolina "conservatives" (or should that be "cuckservatives"?) voted for Lindsey Graham, Tom Scott, Nikki Haley, and now a 2nd-place finish by Rubio in that state...
I am thinking the Establishment vermin are hoping for a scenario like, Bush will drop out for all of the primaries, then when the convention comes hopefully (for them) Trump won't have 50% of the delegates. Because of the way Romney's people rigged the Republican nomination rules in 2012, a candidate needs 50% of the delegates to win the nomination outright. (Trump actually has 61 out of 90, or 67%, of the delegates now). I thinkIf Trump doesn't have 50%, the corrupt RNC will call for a brokered convention. Bush will announce he has re-entered the race at that point. Then the RNC will fix the delegates' votes so that the candidate is Rubio with Bush as the VP. If something like that were to happen I would hope the military would finally honor their oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic and overthrow the corrupt shadow government we have now.
I am thinking the Establishment vermin are hoping for a scenario like, Bush will drop out for all of the primaries, then when the convention comes hopefully (for them) Trump won't have 50% of the delegates. Because of the way Romney's people rigged the Republican nomination rules in 2012, a candidate needs 50% of the delegates to win the nomination outright. (Trump actually has 61 out of 90, or 67%, of the delegates now). I thinkIf Trump doesn't have 50%, the corrupt RNC will call for a brokered convention. Bush will announce he has re-entered the race at that point. Then the RNC will fix the delegates' votes so that the candidate is Rubio with Bush as the VP. If something like that were to happen I would hope the military would finally honor their oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic and overthrow the corrupt shadow government we have now.
Interesting points Riggins.
Disagree with you on the final outcome: If Trump has nearly 50% of the delegates but not quite enough I don't think the rest of the party will gang up against him and nominate Julio with JEB as VP. Trump would only have to convince about 5-10% of the remaining delegates to vote for him and there is usually enough that truly want what is best for their party. Dumping Trump at the convention would not only destroy the Republican's chance of winning the presidency but would destroy 30-40% of American's confidence in the party -maybe forever.
Nah, Trump is going to rout Cruz and Rubio on Super Tuesday. One of them, most likely Rubio will throw in the towel. Trump and Cruz will wage a brief battle. Cruz will bow out with no possible road to the nomination. Flint you do not have the common sense once reserved for Jaxvid. Jaxvid please come back.I see it differently. Rubio and Cruz hang around till the end and prevent Trump from having enough delegates to ensure the nomination, it goes to a ballot and one or the other of Cruz or Rubio gives the votes to the other to move past Trump to the nomination. Doing so ensures a democrat victory because either Trump runs independent or his supporters refuse to back the R candidate.
This is just the scenario the Republicans want, they are scared to death of winning the presidency. That would mean no more excuses for refusing to implement the promises they have made, ie repeal Obamacare, build a wall, balance the budget, etc. They WANT Hillary to win.
You should go to any cuckservative site and see if they care about "what is best for the party", hell no, they just want to dump Trump.
I see it differently. Rubio and Cruz hang around till the end and prevent Trump from having enough delegates to ensure the nomination, it goes to a ballot and one or the other of Cruz or Rubio gives the votes to the other to move past Trump to the nomination. Doing so ensures a democrat victory because either Trump runs independent or his supporters refuse to back the R candidate.
This is just the scenario the Republicans want, they are scared to death of winning the presidency. That would mean no more excuses for refusing to implement the promises they have made, ie repeal Obamacare, build a wall, balance the budget, etc. They WANT Hillary to win.
You should go to any cuckservative site and see if they care about "what is best for the party", hell no, they just want to dump Trump.
Flint you do not have the common sense once reserved for Jaxvid. Jaxvid please come back.
Jeb getting knocked out is about as sweet as it gets. And Trump deserves most of the credit for it as he attacked Bush mercilessly and often hilariously.
His seeming disdain for the BLM movement is one positive. I also doubt that he'd look the other way or support the Ferguson or Baltimore rioters, like the current regime has done. And if he can keep the SPLC from influencing DOJ and FBI policy, then these alone would be a big improvement.Ann Coulter has really left the "respectable conservative" fold in a major way the past few months. Very impressive. Hopefully Trump is paying attention to her and others and will be emboldened when it comes to racial issues besides immigration. How a President Trump would be on race at this point is unknown. I tend to think he'll end up being a major disappointment to the White racialists who currently idolize him but hope I'm wrong.
Ann Coulter has really left the "respectable conservative" fold in a major way the past few months. Very impressive. Hopefully Trump is paying attention to her and others and will be emboldened when it comes to racial issues besides immigration. How a President Trump would be on race at this point is unknown. I tend to think he'll end up being a major disappointment to the White racialists who currently idolize him but hope I'm wrong.