FURY: Trump Declares War On GOP

[Lakhota]

The Republican nominee predicted some “hypocrites” will lose because they betrayed him, and he may be right.

WASHINGTON ― Donald Trump trained his wrath on the leaders of his own party Sunday, slamming them as “hypocrites” for abandoning him, and predicting they will lose in November.

A slew of Republicans ― especially those in tough election contests ― fled the sinking Trump ship after recordings surfaced Friday of The Donald admitting to predatory sexual behavior.

Continuing to support a presidential candidate who once declared he could get away with sexual assaulting women seemed like a terrible idea to people like Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), who as recently as last week were defending their party’s White House nominee.

Even House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who did not unendorse Trump the way many colleagues did, disinvited Trump from a rally in Wisconsin on Saturday.

But Trump is not going away, or taking it quietly. In a flurry of tweets and retweets, he hammered Republicans for being offended by the idea of a commander in chief who professed on tape that he likes to grab women “by the pussy.”

More: Angry Trump Declares War On GOP | Huffington Post

Will Trump ever learn the value of being "politically correct"? I don't see how this can end well...

 

[Vastator]

Go Trump! Looks like the coup has begun. Count me in.

 

[Lakhota]

Go Trump! Looks like the coup has begun. Count me in.

Yeah, just burn the house down. Who needs government, anyway.

 

[JQPublic1]

"GROAN"…unbelievable…just friggin' unbelievable. We must NOT let this madman become our president!

 

[Wyatt earp]

"GROAN"…unbelievable…just friggin' unbelievable. We must NOT let this madman become our president!

Watch him win.

.

Bwahaha

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Paul Ryan was shouted off his own stage in WIsconsin. Good for him. That's what should happen.

Burn the house down. We don't need a democrat government.

 

[HnL]

Go Trump! Looks like the coup has begun. Count me in.

When loners take advantage of BLM protests, it is thuggery in your mind.

When you are excited about Trump supporters wreaking havoc with firearms on the American public, then its patriotic revolution.

Did I get that about right?

 

[Lakhota]

It Is Too Late For The GOP To Rid Itself Of The Trump Stench

Yes.

 

[Wyatt earp]

"GROAN"…unbelievable…just friggin' unbelievable. We must NOT let this madman become our president!

Watch him win.

.

Bwahaha

with just uneducated bitter craka's? yea right!!!

It was to early for hillary to use that card..... I am going to laugh my ass off if Donald Gump wins...

 

[HnL]

It was to early for hillary to use that card..... I am going to laugh my ass off if Donald Gump wins...

Yeah, having a new Pussy Grabber in Chief is a real hoot.

 

[JQPublic1]

"GROAN"…unbelievable…just friggin' unbelievable. We must NOT let this madman become our president!

Watch him win.

.

Bwahaha

Wiin what? The sympathy of you RW losers? Your Great RW hope's political aspirations are on life support and his handlers are running away to keep from dying with him.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Burn the house down. We don't need a democrat government.

So why are you trying so hard to make one?

 

[mudwhistle]

The Republican nominee predicted some “hypocrites” will lose because they betrayed him, and he may be right.

WASHINGTON ― Donald Trump trained his wrath on the leaders of his own party Sunday, slamming them as “hypocrites” for abandoning him, and predicting they will lose in November.

A slew of Republicans ― especially those in tough election contests ― fled the sinking Trump ship after recordings surfaced Friday of The Donald admitting to predatory sexual behavior.

Continuing to support a presidential candidate who once declared he could get away with sexual assaulting women seemed like a terrible idea to people like Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), who as recently as last week were defending their party’s White House nominee.

Even House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who did not unendorse Trump the way many colleagues did, disinvited Trump from a rally in Wisconsin on Saturday.

But Trump is not going away, or taking it quietly. In a flurry of tweets and retweets, he hammered Republicans for being offended by the idea of a commander in chief who professed on tape that he likes to grab women “by the pussy.”

More: Angry Trump Declares War On GOP | Huffington Post

Will Trump ever learn the value of being "politically correct"? I don't see how this can end well...

This is the value:

Politically-Correctness = America Loses

 

[Wyatt earp]

"GROAN"…unbelievable…just friggin' unbelievable. We must NOT let this madman become our president!

Watch him win.

.

Bwahaha

Wiin what? The sympathy of you RW losers? Your Great RW hope's political aspirations are on life support and his handlers are running away to keep from dying with him.

What? If hillary wins what does she win?

What do you win?

The grand prize of crying about obstructionist?

The grand prize of trying to defend hillary on more scandals?

Yea you won something all right, don't you ever get tired of it?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Burn the house down. We don't need a democrat government.

So why are you trying so hard to make one?

I'm hoping Russia stops us from committing suicide. We are in desperate need of Vladimir Putin to come here and restore sanity.

Burn the democrat house down to the ground and sow the ground with salt so it never grows again.

 

[HnL]

[What? If hillary wins what does she win?

What do you win?

The grand prize of crying about obstructionist?

The grand prize of trying to defend hillary on more scandals?

Yea you won something all right, don't you ever get tired of it?

We win not having to live in a hellish Twilight Zone with people who have zero rationality empowered for four years.

And we win exposure of the toxic lies and deceptions from people like evangelicals, who hoodwinked the American public into believing they actually gave a damn about family values, or anything other than themselves.

 

[JQPublic1]

"GROAN"…unbelievable…just friggin' unbelievable. We must NOT let this madman become our president!

Watch him win.

.

Bwahaha

with just uneducated bitter craka's? yea right!!!

It was to early for hillary to use that card..... I am going to laugh my ass off if Donald Gump wins...

So will I. my friend, so will I….

 

[Mustang]

Let's see. My guess is the most likely outcome of this "war" will be that the GOP will be in tatters, and Trump's 'brand' will be in shambles.

I'd call that a tie. There's good news for George W. Bush in all this. That's because he won't be the GOP pariah he once was in the aftermath of Iraq, Katrina, and the 2008 financial collapse which ultimately helped get Obama elected.

 

[occupied]

Burn the house down. We don't need a democrat government.

So why are you trying so hard to make one?

I'm hoping Russia stops us from committing suicide. We are in desperate need of Vladimir Putin to come here and restore sanity.

Burn the democrat house down to the ground and sow the ground with salt so it never grows again.

Trump deserves to lose simply because you said that. A political coalition that would have you as a member has no place in American politics.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Trump is a moron.

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