Romney to give anti-Trump speech.

a reply to: queenofswords

I'm saying it's obvious republicans are starved for change. Im also saying I think Trump is dangerous.
I think republican values can be served and changes that no longer suit can be addressed with a more stable candidate. Then they can work towards the change with someone who isn't going to piss off the rest of the planet.
Regardless of what my own political stance is I respect my fellow Americans and our rights to choose on these things. I believe in our ability to effect change from within.

Christie press conference 1PME

This hyperbole about "temperament" is stupid.

You know the man that is on our $20 bill, Andrew Jackson? Well, he said some pretty outlandish things in his day as well. When asked what his regrets were, he said: "I have only two regrets: I didn't shoot Henry Clay and I didn't hang John C. Calhoun."

Temperament Schtemperment!

a reply to: HoldMyBeer

I know I've never witnessed anything like it and I'm on the scene since Nixon. (No I was too young to vote for him but I wanted an end to sending our kids to Vietnam so I volunteered during his second run)

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: queenofswords

I'm saying it's obvious republicans are starved for change. Im also saying I think Trump is dangerous.
I think republican values can be served and changes that no longer suit can be addressed with a more stable candidate. Then they can work towards the change with someone who isn't going to piss off the rest of the planet.
Regardless of what my own political stance is I respect my fellow Americans and our rights to choose on these things. I believe in our ability to effect change from within.

The Republican Party does not represent a lot of us republicans. For instance, some who vote republican are not all that conservative, but there is no where else to go when the democrat party is definitely not what they want.

Some republicans couldn't give two squats about all the social issue hoopla. The Supreme Court has weighed in on gay marriage, abortion, equal rights under the law regardless of race, color, or creed. We don't want to debate it anymore. If we're pro life, then we don't get abortions. If you want one, it's your conscience, your dirty deed to live with. Same with gay marriage and equal opportunity for all.

We want our leaders to abide by our Constitution and not legislate from the bench. We want a president that knows how and is willing to work with congress, negotiate, make sound policies that help all of us, and stay within our laws.

We want a strong economy, a strong business environment that helps to create jobs, reasonable oversight, tax reforms, common sense approaches to immigration, reforms to health care, efficient help for our veterans, a strong military.

We want a DOER, not a smooth talker, and we don't care if it is 100% pc or not.

That is called a "Common Sense Republican"......the Republican party as it stands today does NOT represent all of us republicans. We need this.

a reply to: Sillyolme

SERIOUSLY!!!???

a reply to: queenofswords

The world was a bit different in the eighteenth century.
The men upon who's shoulders our nation now stands were brave trail blazers with strong principles.
I sorry but Trump is not that.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: queenofswords

The world was a bit different in the eighteenth century.
The men upon who's shoulders our nation now stands were brave trail blazers with strong principles.
I sorry but Trump is not that.

Thanks, Sherlock. I forgot we are not in the 18th century

I don't know if Trump is that or not, but if he is the nominee, we should get behind him because that is what The People have asked for and voted for. He may surprise you. He may be the best president we have ever had. And, anyway, there are checks and balances in this country to reign in anything extreme. We did it in 2012 and 2014 because Obama was heading down the path of extremism.

a reply to: HoldMyBeer

Unliked? He was their candidate wasn't he?

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: queenofswords

The world was a bit different in the eighteenth century.
The men upon who's shoulders our nation now stands were brave trail blazers with strong principles.
I sorry but Trump is not that.

Oh well wow I am looking all around and don't see it anywhere.

Mitts trying to sell us a self right company boys sh*t most of us are sick of. Fake moral high ground.....yea selling Trump as an uncouth bastard that Mitt probably took money from a few years ago.

Mitt was a Republican Governor in the heart of Democrat land! How's that Mitt? Because of your integrity?

a reply to: Sillyolme

With record low turn out because no one was fired up about him.

a reply to: HoldMyBeer

Yes. I 've got MSNBC on.
A side mark says
SOON:Gov Christie News conference.

He's supporting Trump calls Romney a failed candidate.

Trump about to speak before a rally in Portland, Maine. Otherwise, no response from him regarding Romney on twitter so far.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Maybe they meant Trump and Christie in Maine?

eta:

Nope, he;s giving a presser in Trenton and fielding questions on Trump. Seems to be caveating.

a reply to: Sillyolme

I paid attention to the speech, ultimately it is what I suspected, attack on trump, trust the establishment. Like a forked tongue person, what is funny is that he is complaining on how Trump is demonizing people, while he ignores that the Republican party has been doing such for years to a smaller and one group, especially over the past 20 years.

a reply to: HoldMyBeer

It wasn't low for him it was just outstandingly high for Obama.

Can you imagine the gleeful happy dancing the Democrats are doing right this minute watching the GOP disintegrate into a massive cluster ****?

I makes me happy and I'm a solid Libertarian.

a reply to: olaru12

No I'm a democrat and this is sad to me. A true WTF moment.
Ultimately I'm an American first.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: HoldMyBeer

Yes. I 've got MSNBC on.
A side mark says
SOON:Gov Christie News conference.

He's supporting Trump calls Romney a failed candidate.

He also represents that generation of american businessmen that shipped all our jobs over seas, opened up or real estate mortgage market so that many america mortgages are held by overseas owners. But he's worried about jobs and families. Hes not worried about crap but the stockholder. Joe working man is just a stupid cattle.....so mitt gets up and makes cattle sounds.

a reply to: queenofswords

Sherlock? Ok.