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    If you want all positive reactions, do positive actions.

    If you do negative actions, you get negative reactions…
    So submitting an amicus brief in defense of Trump was a negative action? You're talking in circles here. This discussion is about defending Trump.
     

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    So submitting an amicus brief in defense of Trump was a negative action? You're talking in circles here.
    I’m the same week Viv submitted the brief he also said some negative things toward Trump in case you forgot. You focused on the positive he did, not the negative, Trump was focused on the negative…
     

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    I’m the same week Viv submitted the brief he also said some negative things toward Trump in case you forgot...
    This discussion is about defending Trump. Now tell me what other candidate has done more in defense of Trump than Ramaswamy? In case you forgot. No one has.
     

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    This discussion is about defending Trump. Now tell me what other candidate has done more in defense of Trump than Ramaswamy? In case you forgot. No one has.
    It only goes one way. Trump doesn’t have to be loyal to anyone who isn’t 100.000% loyal to him, slurp him, kiss his ring, 24 hours/day, 8 days a week. Everyone else does.
     
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    I read D'tis was going straight to South Carolina after Iowa. Interesting. I guess he intends to stay in the race regardless of the outcomes in Iowa or New Hampshire. I figured if he performed poorly in Iowa he would "suspend" his campaign.
     
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    It only goes one way. Trump doesn’t have to be loyal to anyone who isn’t 100.000% loyal to him, slurp him, kiss his ring, 24 hours/day, 8 days a week. Everyone else does.
    First off this is ridiculous. I certainly have former friends that were not loyal and were set by the wayside. You don’t?

    That said, this ain’t high school, this is the big time and they all are about themselves and if one is the top dog then if the lower ranks want loyalty they need to give it.

    Actually Trump is loyal to a fault. He is very loyal to those that are loyal to him to the point that hk complains about how loyal he is, not in those words, but loyalty and sticking by him is why Trump supported Oz for senate all the way…
     

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    I read D'tis was going straight to South Carolina after Iowa. Interesting. I guess he intends to stay in the race regardless of the outcomes in Iowa or New Hampshire. I figured if he performed poorly in Iowa he would "suspend" his campaign.
    That likely depends on his finances and donors and it is unlikely they even know before the results are in what they will do…
     

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    First off this is ridiculous. I certainly have former friends that were not loyal and were set by the wayside. You don’t?

    That said, this ain’t high school, this is the big time and they all are about themselves and if one is the top dog then if the lower ranks want loyalty they need to give it.

    Actually Trump is loyal to a fault. He is very loyal to those that are loyal to him to the point that hk complains about how loyal he is, not in those words, but loyalty and sticking by him is why Trump supported Oz for senate all the way…
    Care to answer my question?

    This discussion is about defending Trump. Now tell me what other candidate has done more in defense of Trump than Ramaswamy? In case you forgot. No one has.

    Also, Oz wasn't running against Trump.
     

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    I read D'tis was going straight to South Carolina after Iowa. Interesting. I guess he intends to stay in the race regardless of the outcomes in Iowa or New Hampshire. I figured if he performed poorly in Iowa he would "suspend" his campaign.
    He's got money. He won't stop. He and Nikki need to hug it out around SC like the Dems did in 2020 and consolidate.
     

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    He's got money. He won't stop. He and Nikki need to hug it out around SC like the Dems did in 2020 and consolidate.
    I’m still leaning toward DeSantis if he’s still around in May. But. If DeSantis makes a deal with Haley, I am out. That’s a dealbreaker.
     

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    Also, Oz wasn't running against Trump.
    Oz was an example of his loyalty. Why would ANYONE have loyalty to their competitors? Never heard of a candidate owing loyalty to a competing candidate for the same position. VR’s brief should have been for legal principles not to get favorable treatment from a competitor…
     

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    Oz was an example of his loyalty. Why would ANYONE have loyalty to their competitors? Never heard of a candidate owing loyalty to a competing candidate for the same position. VR’s brief should have been for legal principles not to get favorable treatment from a competitor…
    Ok does that apply to all competitors in a GOP POTUS primary as well? If so tell Trump that when he demands loyalty from the other competitors.

    Who's to say that Vivek was doing it to get favorable treatment from a competitor and not for legal principles? By reading the amicas brief it sure did look like he was doing it for legal principles.

    Have you read the brief?
     
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    Ok does that apply to competitors in a GOP POTUS primary as well? If so tell Trump that.
    I did not qualify it to exclude any race.

    Who's to say that Vivek was doing it to get favorable treatment from a compeditor and not for legal principles?
    You were the one accused Trump of being disloyal. Trump had no such obligation by any stretch of the imagination to not be critical of a competitor, no matter if he supported Trump in a legal brief…
     

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    I did not qualify it to exclude any race.


    You were the one accused Trump of being disloyal. Trump had no such obligation by any stretch of the imagination to not be critical of a competitor, no matter if he supported Trump in a legal brief…
    Where did I say Trump was being disloyal?

    Look I get why Trump was pissed and turned-on Vivek because he was telling voters to vote for him if they want to save Trump. But that's a separate issue then what we've been discussing which is no one has defended Trump out of all the candidates combined more than Vivek has. Not even close. It's the truth no matter how much you want to duck acknowledging it.
     
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    What about Ramaswamy? He actually submitted an amicus brief in defense of Trump and Trump just dumped all over him. Where is the respect for him?

    Where did I say Trump was being disloyal?

    Look I get why Trump was pissed and turned-on Vivek because he was telling voters to vote for him if they want to save Trump. But that's a separate issue then what we've been discussing which is no one has defended Trump out of all the candidates combined more than Vivek has. Not even close. It's the truth no matter how much you want to duck acknowledging it.


    WTF is that complaint and question if not thinking Trump owes VR something?
     

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    “Ironically, there is a strong case to be made that if Haley and DeSantis had rightfully come to the defense of Trump against these fraudulent attempts to smear him and take him off the ballot, the voters would have respected them all the more.”

    “For not only would they have been doing the right thing, but they would have been defending the vision and values of our Founding Fathers.”

    “Douglas MacKinnon is a former White House and Pentagon official”

    Lest you forget IM this is the post you made that started this all off. Note it WAS specifically about other candidates not earning respect which they would have if they had only rightfully come out and defended Trump.

    That prompted me to post what I did. What about Ramaswamy. Where was his respect for defending Trump? Was he not worthy of respect for being the only one that has consistently defended Trump even to the extent of filing an amicus brief in Trumps defense?
     
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