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keithbvadu2

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37. Yet, to the repub/cons base, the Donald is the most credible candidate of the GOP lot.

Reply to SunSeeker (Reply #21)

Thu Oct 20, 2016, 01:44 PM

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Republicans despondent that Trump threw away final debate [View all] brooklynite Oct 2016 OP

Schadenfreude ! ! ! trusty elf Oct 2016 #1

"Isn't that some kind of nazi word?" forgotmylogin Oct 2016 #35

They own him. They created this monster. yardwork Oct 2016 #2

And many like Paul Ryan are still endorsing him. They are all complicit in this. cbdo2007 Oct 2016 #22

Particularly with Trump's refusal to say he'll accept election results, Ryan and other GOP Nitram Oct 2016 #24

Well said!!! Exactly!!! n/t RKP5637 Oct 2016 #27

Trump is proving his running mate Pence to be a liar. keithbvadu2 Oct 2016 #36

GOP is the party of "No Policy" harun Oct 2016 #38

Kochs, Adelson et al knew this a long time ago. Focus on the Senate and the House DFW Oct 2016 #3

Exactly! lark Oct 2016 #11

"threw it away" implies that he practiced, rehearsed and then did bad. Javaman Oct 2016 #4

He threw away the opportunity. thesquanderer Oct 2016 #8

But that is his own fault as he had plenty of time to get prepared but he probably thought cstanleytech Oct 2016 #14

he thinks he can overpower all women like he's done wordpix Oct 2016 #18

Exactly! mountain grammy Oct 2016 #16

"She shouldn't be allowed to run." bucolic_frolic Oct 2016 #5

Dictators don't allow their opponents to run. Democracies do. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2016 #13

I'm a bit alarmed so many Americans still don't get what this guy is about, he wants to be RKP5637 Oct 2016 #29

We are going to learn alot cilla4progress Oct 2016 #31

Everybody, RobinA Oct 2016 #6

A post at the Guardian caught my attention bucolic_frolic Oct 2016 #7

Surprise? Scarsdale Oct 2016 #9

Despicables are making posts already: Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2016 #23

Probably only 10% of them will act out, but ... what a 10% bucolic_frolic Oct 2016 #26

Apparently, prov1813man thinks that the tanks will be on his side. Aristus Oct 2016 #28

those guys are in for a big surprise if they try to go beyond talk 0rganism Oct 2016 #41

That's a great one. Thanks for adding it. n/t Judi Lynn Oct 2016 #32

he,he Trump will be very busy post-election with the Jane Doe rape lawsuit wordpix Oct 2016 #19

Like the rest of us, Trump looked like he can't wait for this to be over. TonyPDX Oct 2016 #10

They nominated the asshole to be their leader. Live with it. dalton99 Oct 2016 #12

"Republicans despondent" is my favorite headline ever on DU. NBachers Oct 2016 #15

So depressed they don't have the energy to whine, or reach for their guns. n/t Judi Lynn Oct 2016 #33

At this point, it's pretty clear that he WANTS to lose. Complete martyrdom; a bullwinkle428 Oct 2016 #17

Really? ananda Oct 2016 #20

Republicans threw away the debate when they nominated Trump. nt SunSeeker Oct 2016 #21

Which is why the headline should be "Republicans won't commit to accepting election results." randome Oct 2016 #25

Yet, to the repub/cons base, the Donald is the most credible candidate of the GOP lot. keithbvadu2 Oct 2016 #37

Lets put this in perspective turbinetree Oct 2016 #30

Nice Synopsis.... busterbrown Oct 2016 #34

Thank you ( Wado) turbinetree Oct 2016 #40

If it's rigged, 33 states are rigged by Republicans keithbvadu2 Oct 2016 #39

Trumps "poll watching" thugs... pat_k Oct 2016 #42