Totally. And he is proud of the fact that New Yorker called the speak “the weaponization of grief”. How can you think that’s a good thing?
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Anything for a buck.
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"I may yet have to vote for her because of the epic deficiencies of my own party’s nominee.”
The OSHA Safety Data Sheet for Donald Trump:
“Any person coming into contact with this hazardous material should take immediate decontamination measures, burn all clothing, and never attempt to reproduce.”
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Must be end times for the GOP if a hack is exhibiting scruples…ok, a scruple…take a spin around Red State, National Review, they have 80 something more days of this mortification…
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…and they’re the ones who hate DT…the circular firing squads will be very busy after the 8th …
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But now he feels Trump has “betrayed and perverted” the party of Ronald Reagan and Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Hillary’s opponent perverted the party well before the convention, you flabby fuckwit.
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And another thing: The speech was scripted and wasn’t a mother speaking from the heart? Clutch the mofo-ing pearls and bring me a fainting couch.
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Yet another establishment Republican who believes that the problem with the party is Donald Trump. They imagine that once Trump is dispatched in November the GOP will return to being a normal party. They refuse to see that Trump is not the disease, he’s only a sign that party death is near. The disease is rooted in party identity/electoral strategy choices first made about 50 years ago.
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Richard Cross, it’s been only weeks since the RNC convention. What, you signed up for a speechwriting gig before you knew if you believed in the cause? You cheap rent-a-boy. I hope you spent whatever you earned on your mom or someone else deserving, assuming Trump paid you. If not, give it away now, you dope.
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♫♪ If you had just a minute to breathe
And they granted you one final wish
Would you ask for something like another chance? ♫♪
The now fleeting wisp of Sean Smith’s memory-- sold, to the lowest of bidders.
jw1
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Trumpian?
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My guess is that he wrote this because he now has a job outside of D.C. and outside of politics.
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I mean, it’s not like Trump has any massive changes in policy or anything since then.
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Nope. This POS lives in Baltimore and works for NAM. https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cross-07a8526. If he were a decent person, he would contribute what the Trump campaign paid him to the Clinton campaign. If not, his remorse is hollow. May it haunt him.
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Clinton campaign: Bring on Breitbart
Long silent on Trump Tower turmoil, Clinton team casts new aide as a right-wing propagandist.
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“The reality of American politics today is…” that you can say any crazy, hateful shit you want to get the nomination, pivot to the slightly less reprehensible, standard GOP rhetoric and it’s all good. Otherwise you are an insane, unsupportable charlatan and cannot be tolerated. (And their minions swallow it all willingly.)
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Too funny. I have trouble viewing this as any different than someone having an “epiphany” shortly after spraying oven cleaner in their eyes and down their throat.
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First John Yoo and now this guy? Did anyone have them them ahead of Paul Ryan in their Dump Trump fantasy draft? Who’s next – Dick Cheney?
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More & more Republicans who consider themselves good God fearing people are going to wake up and jettison Trump. They will be brushing their teeth and look at themselves in the mirror and say “Oh God what am I doing” - the more religious ones will envision having to ultimately explain to their maker their ugly choices in life - and will fear the judgment for backing Trump.
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the deep well you were expecting is a bottomless abyss. actually, if you dig deep enough you come out in russia.
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