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Doctor Jack

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4. Many in the party have repudiated him...

Reply to unblock (Reply #3)

Wed Jun 15, 2016, 09:58 PM

Jun 2016

...its much more important to see if they tell him to get the fuck out. Quite a few sitting GOP senators and governors have flat out refused to endorse or vote for him, which is unprecedented. Actually overthrowing their presumptive nominee that is what we need to see because the repudiation isn't slowing him down. If they don't actually step in and remove him, he is going to crash them straight into the iceberg.

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Is Trump Far More Exhausting Than Previous Republican Nominees? [View all] Doctor Jack Jun 2016 OP

I don't know about him, but you definitely are spending too much time on the intertubes.. pangaia Jun 2016 #1

To me, narnian60 Jun 2016 #2

i've been wondering for decades just how outrageous and offensive did a republican need to be unblock Jun 2016 #3

Many in the party have repudiated him... Doctor Jack Jun 2016 #4

indeed. republicans have a long tradition of closing ranks, and possibly holding their noses unblock Jun 2016 #7

yes, definitely. He takes up all the oxygen Liberal_in_LA Jun 2016 #5

Yes oberliner Jun 2016 #6

In the sense that he's always in the news every damn day, yea One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #8

I remember wondering if Romney was intentionally throwing the election ecstatic Jun 2016 #9