Has he declared his intent to run for POTUS already?
That makes the point, the media and RINO’s are trying to force a pledge of support to unknown candidates. Are you willing to pledge to as of yet unknown candidates, much less with unknown events that happen in a campaign right now? This is all a media gotcha game and several here are falling for it…
No. Which is why I said *almost* anybody in the General.
www.politico.com
So, I guess that Trump gets to be "the streetfighter"(tm), while the rest of the field has to pussyfoot around while obeying The Marquess of Queensbury Rules? That's some ******** right there.Just how big is the Always Trump component of the Republican Party?
The former president’s hold on a portion of voters is already having a deep impact on the race.
“The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune
“Despite impeachment, FBI raids, lawsuits, and constant attacks, since he left office, about a third of Republicans and Republican-leaning voters still consider themselves supporters more of Trump than the Republican Party”Just how big is the Always Trump component of the Republican Party?
The former president’s hold on a portion of voters is already having a deep impact on the race.
“The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune
www.reuters.com
This is great.Just how big is the Always Trump component of the Republican Party?
The former president’s hold on a portion of voters is already having a deep impact on the race.
“The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune
www.thegatewaypundit.com
I think on INGO you can pledge to never vote for Trump again even in the general if he wins the nomination, but you have to keep an open mind about DeSantis. I think it has something to do with feels, certainly not that much to do with America First based on positions taken so far
Like anybody who doesn't run against him? Sounds like a Catch-22 to me.
Just how big is the Always Trump component of the Republican Party?
The former president’s hold on a portion of voters is already having a deep impact on the race.
“The power to destroy a thing is the absolute control over it.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune
Interesting, in a search I came across this gem.
“Political parties at the state level often ask candidates to sign loyalty pledges, but it is unprecedented for Republicans in a presidential election.”
So we did not have “loyalty pledge“ requirements until Trump. Hmmm…
Pressured by party, Trump signs Republican loyalty pledge
Republican front-runner Donald Trump on Thursday bowed to pressure from the party establishment and signed a pledge not to run as an independent candidate in the November 2016 presidential election.
Traitor?And just like clockwork, news of the traitor…
Court Documents Detail How Paul Ryan Pushed FOX News Owners to "Move on from Trump" Despite Polls Showing Channel Was Losing Its Core Viewers | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
Former Speaker and unabashed Trump-hater Paul Ryan pushed FOX News owners Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch to refrain from reporting on allegations of election fraud following the 2020 election.
I can see calling Ryan a number of names that fit. Or maybe Traitor doesn't mean what you think it does.He is a liar and a traitor to those conservatives that voted for him and his caucus. He made promises only to not implement them when they had the opportunity to. All those with TDS that blame Trump for the legislative failures the first two years are blaming the wrong guy. Ryan is front and center.Traitor?
He's a conservative. A ****ty neocon chamber-o-commerce one. He isn't a traitor to his own type. And he was never loyal to you. So there are plenty of appropriate names you can call him. Traitor isn't one of them.
