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True but we won't know the status of congress until November 9th so if one cannot in good conscience vote for Trump they would have to vote down the ticket on the (R) side for what you say to be true.

Then by all means it should be done.

HankD

 

Which is precisely what I will be doing.

 

InTheLight: "I'm voting for Republicans all the way down the ticket."
Calminian: "You want a liberal court. That's your dream scenario."

Your stupidity is flabbergasting. Then again, you are voting for Trump, so I shouldn't be shocked by it.

 

Yes, because we all know that a majority of Democrats in the Senate is irrelevant to the equation of a conservative SCOTUS. Maybe you should go back to school?

 

Here's the problem with that: None of the Trump supporters have been able to guarantee me that Trump will actually follow through on any of his promises.

Trump is all about the art of the deal. What compromises is he going to make in order to pass through some parts of what he's actually promised? (not all of it; just some part, or parts) We've already seen that he's changed his position on the wall to "going to build the wall; *then* make Mexico pay for it." You'll pardon me, but I don't think I'm going to hold my breath for Mexico to reimburse us. In the meantime, you and I will have paid for a wall that he originally promised we wouldn't have to pay for.

But that's okay, right? Because we'll have the wall, even though we went bankrupt doing it, right? But then again, isn't that another Trump strategy? Getting the hotel built, even if/when that particular shell corporation goes bankrupt in the process?

Not a single Trumpette that has done anything to convince me, a declared Independent, that Trump can be trusted to actually do *anything* he's promised.

I trust Trump to do one thing: Be Trump. If you don't know what that means, then I expect you'll find yourself the proud owner of a rivet on a bridge pretty soon.

I pray I'm wrong; and yes, I've previously posted that I'll make a post stating such.

But if I'm right - will you be man enough to post that you were wrong?

 

That doesn't help your case a bit. We had a very good idea that Bush was going to appoint conservative judges; and it didn't happen. Now we have a candidate that we know will say/do what it takes to seal the deal, and you want to give this more trust?

When going to Las Vegas, playing the games with less risk -- still leads to losing money.

The *only* thing Trump has going for him is Pence. I believe I wrote a post a month or so ago identifying that we actually need to be examining the VP candidates. In Hillary's case, her health is a grave concern; and I believe that if she's elected, she's going to have to step down within the first half of her presidency -- leaving Kaine as president. In Trump's case, I believe he's going to be impeached by either democrats or republicans (or both) within the first half of his presidency, and we'll be left with Pence as president.

If you would promote that viewpoint (of Pence as president), you'd get a LOT more people buying into a Trump candidacy....

 

Don, of course we have no guarantees and we know in politics many things are said and are subject to change, but, FTR, I have no need of you publicly humiliating yourself should we be blessed to find out that Trump does many of the things he said he would.

 

I don't consider it a "humiliation." I consider it manning up and saying, "I was wrong." And if we're blessed, and it happens that way, I don't mind doing it.

I still haven't heard from any of y'all whether you'll do the same if it turns out you're wrong.

 

That would be a first for him.

He said he doesn't need the votes of #NeverTrump to win. Is he lying? Then why don't his followers believe him and leave us alone?

 

Well, I wish you weren't such a pessimist but I'll wish you much delight if and when you fulfill your need to publicly admit how very ashamed or foolish you feel about your predictions here on this board.

 

Name two of them.

 

Two of them will suffice. Choosing Mike Pence as his running mate would be one of them. You don't get to use that one.