Discussion for article #246039
The image of a totally enraged - bent on totally devastating revenge - Trump … relentlessly decapitating all aspects of the GOP organization - has a certain appeal…
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Considering the disdain for facts in party discourse, why would they even bother to try and use them here?
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At this point, I believe Trump much more than any of the other clowns, including all of them really, except Trump. Same with Bernie. Neither is supported by the corruption that all other candidates (and politicians in general) are, including Clinton(s), Obama and his entire administration, and all of congress (not to mention many local and state politicians).
If the RNC is denying that they are pig-fuckers, they have already lost. 
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Bottom line, he cant handle a boo or two, or a heckler. And he wants to be POTUS? You gotta be fucking kidding me. “WHINING ISNT WINNING”.
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Ah, the grounds for breaking a pledge that isn’t binding. I do wonder how you get to be in the audience for one of their debates. Giving money strikes me as the most obvious way.
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I disagree vehemently … they have not denied they are Pig F**kers. That accusation is still on the table, un-denied and true. They denied being scalpers which means of course they are.
This is why I love Tronald, he makes accusations right inside their tent. A thousand Democrats could make these claims and no one would say a peep. What Democratic politician would blame President Nebraska for 9/11? They would not out of a sense of misplaced decorum or fear of a backlash.
Sounds like Tronald sees the fix coming and has already backed out of his agreement to try to preempt it. If they pull the trigger and dump Tronald he will unleash the Kracken, his own third party (my vote on a name is the Classy Party). Tronald is a flaming bag of dog poop on the RNC’s front porch … all the GOP the options are no-win.
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divided 600 tickets evenly among the six Republican presidential candidates
Who gave the tickets to their donors and special interests…jeesch.
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Well, I’m sure the SC Republican party wasn’t so crass as to give their part of the rest of the tickets to donors!
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The Make America Great Party. He’ll be MAG Num. 1. It’ll be yuuuuuuuuuuuuge.
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What a vile comment. To link Obama and “all of congress (sic)” in that fashion and to put Trump and Bernie above the President on this is beyond the pale.
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I bow to the master 
and here it is again:
During a rally on Monday, Trump suggested that the RNC had broken the loyalty pledge Trump signed when he swore off a third-party presidential bid.
“The RNC does a terrible job, a terrible job. And just remember what I said, remember in this room, I signed a pledge, but it’s a double-edged pledge, and as far as I’m concerned, their in default of their pledge,” Trump said at a Monday campaign event.
This is excellent news for Hillary!
The signed pledge is not two edged. It’s one edged. Trump made a promise that he (apparently) wants to break. Kinda like promising to pay the bills then declaring bankruptcy. Or getting a divorce. Or getting another divorce.
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300 tickets to party hacks, 300 tickets spit among the candidates and the rest to SC republican establishment and CBS. I can see Trump’s point.
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Shhhhhhhh! This is a GOOD thing!
He says what no Dem can get away with. He is gearing up for a third party run. I love the guy (well, not really, bit I love what he is doing to the GOP).
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I’m betting the vast majority of those xenophobic crucifix-fondling fact-disapproving anti-intellectual goons was a donor.
tRump is again proving that he has no business running to clean dog crap off the street, let alone being POTUS. He broke the rules of SC Republican politics and wants to blame the RNC for stacking the audience. Frankly, the RNC should publicly tell tRump to grow the fuck up and take responsibility for the crap that falls so easily from his mouth.
Part of me wants that jackhole to win the GOP nomination so we can see his epic meltdowns on the campaign trail and at debates. tRump is the monster the GOP fears most, and the GOP built it.
There is something to be said about the constant “not treat me fairly” mantra: it’s being used to great effect against a party that was the author of it when complaining about the “mainstream media.”
No wonder they seemed flummoxed.