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Egnever

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66. Not all of the GOP feels that way

Wed May 11, 2016, 04:14 AM

May 2016

Not even a majority, More of them so far did not vote for him even given the other alternatives. Some are in open rebellion against him and some have been for quite some time.

Raygun on the other hand was bringing morning to America against an unpopular, at the time, president. With the promise of freeing the hostages.

There is really no comparison there that I can see.

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This is what I fear: [View all] SHRED May 2016 OP

This will be a non-stop campaign to convince us that he isn't nuts. Buzz Clik May 2016 #1

I fear the damage Sanders is doing to Dem party chances lewebley3 May 2016 #37

Hillary is viewed negatively by the majority of voters... Human101948 May 2016 #47

I beg your pardon? kag May 2016 #49

I am glad Sanders is showing the Dems a real path to victory. Are the Democrats smart FighttheFuture May 2016 #56

You bet they are. yellerpup May 2016 #2

I have had the same sense from the begining randr May 2016 #3

Absolutely! We're starting to see it. onecaliberal May 2016 #4

Probably oldandhappy May 2016 #5

SHRED—They should be the fears of Hillary Clinton, her campaign, and her primaries voters. CobaltBlue May 2016 #6

All of us Democrats should I believe SHRED May 2016 #7

SHRED—No work necessary. Republican insiders don’t want Trump elected. We may get a big D landslide. CobaltBlue May 2016 #12

I hope you are correct SHRED May 2016 #17

No such thing as "No work necessary" Saviolo May 2016 #35

if they ever thought they could lose, that is MisterP May 2016 #41

For sure bluegopher May 2016 #8

Yes. He also points out how he "owns" Hillary with his donations/got IdaBriggs May 2016 #9

He reached out to ALL comers the second he had the Repuglican side sewn up yourpaljoey May 2016 #28

Ultimately Turin_C3PO May 2016 #58

Add to that a significant portion of the CanonRay May 2016 #10

I don't think so... First Speaker May 2016 #11

Please tell me... Boomer May 2016 #22

^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^ kag May 2016 #52

Pretty much dead on. CNN spent a good portion talking about third party and how Clinton Katashi_itto May 2016 #13

With all due respect, George W. Bush sat in the Oval Office for eight long and frightful years. hamsterjill May 2016 #14

Do you think all of his nonsense just disappears? Egnever May 2016 #15

Reagan did awful things... SHRED May 2016 #16

Ray gun hadn't come close to what Trump has done Egnever May 2016 #20

But it's not the 80's anymore. progressoid May 2016 #64

Not all of the GOP feels that way Egnever May 2016 #66

he already is... Javaman May 2016 #18

Trump is not playing the long game Boomer May 2016 #24

I agree, he's not playing a game all... Javaman May 2016 #60

Soon the media will make him Saint Donald lunatica May 2016 #19

The Democratic party has been co-opted and redefined by bbgrunt May 2016 #21

And yet lastone May 2016 #23

He will say and what ever tom_kelly May 2016 #25

Funny, that describes both apparent candidates. libdem4life May 2016 #29

You betcha! There is only ONE soluton to this. RoccoR5955 May 2016 #26

Never underestimate the stupidity of the American people. Funtatlaguy May 2016 #27

Easy to be stupid when you are kept ignorant with MSM shit and your ability to live is FighttheFuture May 2016 #57

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. libdem4life May 2016 #30

Reagan was governor of California, lest one forgets. WinkyDink May 2016 #31

After Reagan CA elected Governor Moonbeam.. Fumesucker May 2016 #74

That's not "fear." Atman May 2016 #32

+1 I'm astonished that the Dem Establishment is throwing away the youth vote and the party's future. Dems to Win May 2016 #39

Yup, a chance in a lifetime LiberalLovinLug May 2016 #43

Couldn't agree more farleftlib May 2016 #71

Your fears are justified. Drumpf knows how to label his competition. Octafish May 2016 #33

Trump is geared up for General Cryptoad May 2016 #34

Yeah. Bernie is fucking this all up. Ed Suspicious May 2016 #40

All the Pukes need is a programmable mouthpiece libodem May 2016 #36

In short, YES!!!!! This is what many have been saying, and the only antidote is Bernie Sanders. highprincipleswork May 2016 #38

I hope you FlaGranny May 2016 #51

Yeah, I know, that "fringe" label the result of Reaganesque brainwashing of Democratic Party. Sad. highprincipleswork May 2016 #54

I'm with Bernie win or loose 90-percent May 2016 #42

Yes. Blue_In_AK May 2016 #44

yep. lark May 2016 #45

Yep. And he can bash her political record but she can only wage personal attacks on him. Kablooie May 2016 #46

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2016 #48

Yes, and the republicans will rally behind their "strong leader" like good little fascists tabasco May 2016 #50

Its already started LiberalLovinLug May 2016 #53

Yup. Remember 1980 and 2000, where R's ran simpletons, and Dems thought they would win... FighttheFuture May 2016 #55

can we beat trump AND the media? i dunno. spanone May 2016 #59

Or... CanSocDem May 2016 #61

Not at all! d_legendary1 May 2016 #62

No. Fear itself is inside your head. Escort it back out Voice for Peace May 2016 #63

Now you're getting it... Contrary1 May 2016 #65

I think that was the plan moonbabygo May 2016 #67

Trump is so mentally impaired that he cannot control himself. The billionaires will not be able patricia92243 May 2016 #68

It would be the failure of the USA on an epic scale to allow that to happen muriel_volestrangler May 2016 #69

Meanwhile, she listens to the David Brock crowd that tells her to pivot right for "megachurch moms" Warren DeMontague May 2016 #70

The survival of several key demographics depends on Trump losing. joshcryer May 2016 #72

He will defeat either Hillary or Bernie if they do not join forces. kentuck May 2016 #73