Pic Of The Moment: Well, Duh

[EarlG]

McConnell: Trump 'not going to change' GOP

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[LiberalArkie]

1. Why do I find myself agreeing with Mitch?

[silverweb]

2. Maybe 'cause he's right - for a change.

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]The modern GOP is already all of those things and Trump is just their perfect magnified reflection.

[cannabis_flower]

19. Even a broken clock is right twice a day!

[ailsagirl]

20. LOL!!

[silverweb]

21. True!

[d_legendary1]

3. He's not changing shit

Drumpf is simply reinforcing what was already there. And the establishment is losing their minds over it cuz he hijacked their monster.

[TwilightZone]

4. They were all of those things already.

He's just being more overt about it.

[Feeling the Bern]

5. I thought all eight of those things explained the GOP rather well.

He personifies the modern GOP.

[Ahpook]

27. I agree to a point

They aren't clueless! These people know exactly what they are doing to this country and are good at it.

Extremely dangerous

[IronLionZion]

6. The GOP was pretty shitty before Trump came along

It was their voters who voted for him.

[libodem]

7. Well, duh

Well done!!!

[NoMoreRepugs]

8. have to agree with TurtleMan - T-Rump doesn't need to change a thing

that's what the GOP is in 8 simple words

[47of74]

9. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Instead of coming up with code words Trump just says it openly.

[Iliyah]

10. Free ads from corporate media

GOP has already started to kick in monies. The reason for bankruptcy allegation is to try and hide those "bad" business practices, but alas, at least he will rid us of the POC and immigrates.

Where are the tax returns, huh.

[stillwaiting]

11. Wow, it sounds like what HRC supporters continue to say about Bernie and Bernie supporters.

Shamelessly, wrongly, and hideously continue to say about Bernie and Bernie supporters.

A tactic that could end up hurting us all. It was a HUGE mistake I believe. I have not seen many (any?) apologies either.

P.S. Trump sucks. He really is terrible.

[OwlinAZ]

24. Exactly right

It is shameful, the way HRC supporters have chosen to campaign. It is everything that we abhor about the GOP

[PJMcK]

29. Really?

While I'm aware of the vitriol between some people in the Clinton vs. Sanders primary, do you really think that Secretary Clinton's campaign has been equal to the GOP/Donald Trump campaign?

That seems a bit hyperbolic and ultimately, self-defeating.

On November 8th, vote straight Democratic.

[stillwaiting]

31. I said supporters. If you have not seen the MANY HRC supporters posts around here

that insinuate or flat out call Bernie and/or Bernie's supporters racist, sexist, violent(thugs), and on and on, then please open your eyes.

It's been on display all over this website for months.

The things in the OP that are listed to correctly describe Donald Trump are things that HRC supporters have been calling Bernie AND Bernie Sanders supporters for many months now. Her surrogates in the media have done the same.

Not hyperbole. At all unfortunately.

[bucolic_frolic]

12. Mitch and his Court Dodgers

never change their tune

it's what's good for THEM

they don't care about the rest of America

[Initech]

13. But.... but... he'll make the best workers!

[SusanLarson]

14. Left one off

Bankrupt

[LiberalLovinLug]

15. No YOU changed it Mitch - or allowed it to be changed

By having no platform other than blocking the Democrats, others more extreme filled the void with their own crazy fact-free ideas, and you just sat on your hands. Probably even grinning in private at how much headache they were causing to the government. Now they finally have a leader who will be as stupid, insulting, racist, and fact-free as themselves.

[YOHABLO]

16. I would say Ronald Reagan changed the direction of the Republican Party .. and then there was Newt.

[lark]

17. OMG, Mitch is actually being truthful - for once in his life.

Trump won't change the basic philosophy of Repugs because racism, animosity towards America workers, misogyny, climate denial and hate are all mutual with him and Repug voters. Denying the truth is another mutual aspect of the 2.

[63splitwindow]

18. Trump did a swan dive into the repug cesspool...

and is now doing this at Mitch and the other scum who filled it up...

[captainarizona]

22. india helps trump's tariffs

India is banning apple products not made in india and still demands free trade for their products. This is what people voting for trump will care about.

[KamaAina]

23. Reminds me of a song I wrote some years ago

"Racist, sexist, homophobic, sunk so low I'm anaerobic, I want to be a Republican! I want to be a Republican!"

[libodem]

25. Coniving Scoundrel

Backed out of the debate like a coward. He'd lose.

[PJMcK]

30. Great response! (n/t)

[Jackie Wilson Said]

26. There is a bubble out there, folks. What seems logical and sensible here, is either

unknown elsewhere or seen very differently.

Remember, the idiots on the right actually think they are the ones with the brains.

They will either deny each allegation in the above pic or will amplify on why it is a good thing.

Propaganda has turned their brains into mush.

[polynomial]

28. Never forget ground zero

EarlG illustrates how Republicans in America now are not Conservative, yet in wild rhetoric say they are, supported by a Renegaded, Reaganed Slob-Sided Pirate commercial profiteering Mainstream Media.

Republicans have moneyed the dollar “Novus ordo Seclorum” giving their real intentions supporting the talent idolatry of the Trump Theater. Make money by going bust, unconcerned about the working order, just the money making order.

Yet we have to admit the Republicans flushed out a hideous haughty part of America entrenched in bipartisan appeal that really does not get the job done for all Americans, that policy puts Americans out of a job.

At the Federal level it is Bankruptcies’ or the so called Bailouts, Secret moneyed Cayman Islands or the so called Swiss bank accounts, secret money pipelines yet pirate war profiteering in the ground zero fashion while at the State level as in Illinois Raunerized with the constant mantra of a balanced budget.

Since the time of Christ, Jesus turned over the moneyed tables, it may happen again.

[Stellar]

32. LOL! I like that...but I like this one too...

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[blondie58]

34. When the Leaders of North Korea

Endorsed him, you know you don't Want him. It is Nothing to brag about.

[malthaussen]

35. Like Jesus, he came not to revise the Old Law...

... but to fulfill it.

-- Mal

[czarjak]

36. The Party of the Rich...

Don't forget "more wealth for the wealthy".