I hope Trump takes it all

[live love laugh]

The way I see it --he's the best chance there is for divisiveness among the Republican Party. Since 1980 they have been ascending. Trump will take them out of lockstep. Hillary will only be another uniting force. They know how to oppose but they don't know how to lead successfully.

Do I like Trump? Hell. No. Do I like that Trump is a source of trouble for his party which is a victory for America? Absolutely!

[Warpy]

1. I can see him getting into office just in time for the next big crash

that we all know is coming because nobody did anything to prevent it. That would mean 3 crashes in a row under GOP presidents. Maybe stupid people would then start to catch a clue that the Republicans have absolutely no clue how to run an economy because their thinking is upsidedown and backwards.

So is the Wall Street Democrat's thinking, but when things crash they have a better idea of what to do about it, even though they're loath to enact the kind of tough reforms that would prevent another one.

[doc03]

3. That will be called the Obama recession if a Republican is in office n/t

[live love laugh]

5. There is also something to be said for them

Having a "witness" from their own party to their crooked ways. Few get to see the real inner workings of their madness. And the fact that Trump has the credibility (from his own celebrity) to broadcast their issues is lovely. But they know that which is why they don't want him. But I do! lol

[stone space]

2. People will likely die during any general election involving Trump.

That's a win for Trump, even if he comes in second place.

It's not an election that I want to see.

[Person 2713]

6. I agree, it's not an election that I want to see either.

[FLPanhandle]

4. Trump is the greatest gift to the Democratic party in my lifetime

He will destroy the GOP like a drunk demolition derby driver.

It's going to fun to watch.

[Fast Walker 52]

7. I agree... I think the disaster is just beginning. He is a totally unserious, unelectable clown.

If America is stupid enough to vote him into office, well fuck it, Americans deserve it.

[FLPanhandle]

18. Agree.

Trump has as much chance in a General Election as my dog.

I did predict when he announced that he would be the GOP nominee, but he has no chance in the General.

[live love laugh]

24. LOL--and I bet you Republicans are pulling for Hillary

Oh the irony.

[world wide wally]

8. That's all we need

A Republican President
A Republican senate
A Republican house and
A Republican Supreme Court.

And we like to say the Republican Party is dying?

[Agnosticsherbet]

10. And Republicans control 32 of 50 states. You forgot that.

But, of course, they are dying.

[Demonaut]

9. IBTL

[JHB]

11. If by "all" you mean the presidency, you're being shortsighted

One thing "the way (you) see it" is not taking into account is judgeships. Not just on the Supreme Court, but Federal judicial vacancies up and down the line.

To Trump those are just bargaining chips and doggie treats. He'll use them to buy cooperation from the Movement Conservatives and the Cruz-wing(nuts) of the Teabaggers.

And let's not forget the Bush courtiers who "burrowed down" and stayed in federal agencies when their patronage jobs ran out. You really want a new wave of them?

Those will outlast any Trump presidency, hampering any effort to un-capsize the boat after him.

[world wide wally]

12. If that does happen Iran (and several others) will throw the biggest "Death to America Day Besh"

ever

[monmouth4]

13. My grandmother was born in England which leaves me with a pretty smooth visa entry there. Believe

me, I have checked this out. He is a serious danger...

[madinmaryland]

14. Abso-fucking-lutely NOT. No way should ANYONE want tRump as POTUS.

It would be a complete disaster for the American People just as the Shrub Misadministration was.

[GeorgeGist]

15. Be careful what you wish for.

[Codeine]

16. Fuck that.

That's like wishing for hepatitis just to teach your immune system a lesson.

[Aristus]

17. How quickly people forget.

I remember when the brouhaha surrounding the stolen election of 2000 finally died down. I became resigned to a Bush presidency, and I sincerely hoped and believed that he would take a nap for four years, and just avoid breaking anything on the Resolute desk.

I was horribly, horribly wrong.

Trump must not be allowed anywhere near the White House. And anyone bleating 'Hillary's a secret Republican' is doing Trump's work for him.

[LaydeeBug]

19. This is *exactly* what Nader sounded like in 2000. nt

[kerry-is-my-prez]

20. Gag!

[Shankapotomus]

21. I disagree

I feel the more Republicans are kept out of power, the more they doubt themselves and question their ideology and the more of their base will defect.

Nothing loses passengers like a sinking ship.

[kentuck]

22. That's some true Machiavellian...

[JosephAlanWatson]

23. Nope.

I hope he doesn't. Not ready to see the usa go into even more poverty. Hopefully, we get another incumbent in there that can even things out.