The REAL reason the nomination of Trump calls the GOP's judgement into question:

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"The REAL reason the nomination of Trump calls the GOP's judgement into question:"

There are three fundamental reasons why the likes of Trump will be the nominee:

A field of weak GOP candidates.

A dysfunctional republican party in disarray.

And a failure on the part of republican party bosses to comprehend the anger among the social right, libertarians, and the TPM to the Omnibus Budget agreement passed last December:

“And what didn't make it into the deal:

Any provisions on acceptance of Syrian refugees, for which Republicans have been clamoring since the Paris terrorist attacks last month.

A provision halting funding to Planned Parenthood, for which Republicans had been pushing since a series of undercover videos were released this summer.

A lift of the congressional ban on gun-violence research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a priority of Democrats.”

In the middle of the night, Congress unveiled a massive, trillion-dollar budget deal — here's what's in it

The poor judgment on the part of the GOP, therefore, was to assume that the rank and file would dutifully fall in line behind the likes of Bush or Rubio, where a significant number of republicans perceived such ‘establishment’ candidates as being part of the ‘problem’ that resulted in the budget agreement.

The irony of all this, of course, is that Trump is now ‘the establishment,’ where republicans support him for purely partisan reasons, the notion of Trump the ‘outsider’ or Trump the ‘reformer’ long swept away in the sewage of republican partisan politics.

Trump, Romney, McCain – it makes no difference; it’s still the same republican party and the same failed, wrongheaded republican agenda.

 

[HUGGY]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

It wasn't bad judgement. It was pure and simple corruption.

The DICK Cheney had a company on the ropes. We had to invade Iraq to save it. Fair is fair!

 

[JBond]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

It wasn't bad judgement. It was pure and simple corruption.

The DICK Cheney had a company on the ropes. We had to invade Iraq to save it. Fair is fair!

You shouldn't post while drinking.

 

[rdean]

it's a good idea to question anyone's judgement, but keep in mind that in a two-party system a change in a party's leadership can have some profound effects.

Trump's win calls into question the voters' decision making ability. They've nominated someone who is both unqualified and unsuitable to lead the nation.

Just like the Dems did in 2008.

When you look at what the GOP left Obama in 2008 and where we are now, only a complete and utter tard could have a negative opinion.
GOP tards will cry, but people are out of work. Only, they are out of work by choice. There are over 5 million jobs available for those with the skills. As your kind proves daily, you have no skills. Which is why your kind is unemployed. Go to school You could get a job if you are able to learn. But that's a big "if".

 

[rdean]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

It wasn't bad judgement. It was pure and simple corruption.

The DICK Cheney had a company on the ropes. We had to invade Iraq to save it. Fair is fair!

You shouldn't post while drinking.

That was satire and it was very funny.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

When you look at what the GOP left Obama in 2008 and where we are now, only a complete and utter tard could have a negative opinion.
GOP tards will cry, but people are out of work. Only, they are out of work by choice. There are over 5 million jobs available for those with the skills. As your kind proves daily, you have no skills. Which is why your kind is unemployed. Go to school You could get a job if you are able to learn. But that's a big "if".

My, how Republican of you to say that.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

it's a good idea to question anyone's judgement, but keep in mind that in a two-party system a change in a party's leadership can have some profound effects.

Trump's win calls into question the voters' decision making ability. They've nominated someone who is both unqualified and unsuitable to lead the nation.

Just like the Dems did in 2008.

When you look at what the GOP left Obama in 2008 and where we are now, only a complete and utter tard could have a negative opinion.
GOP tards will cry, but people are out of work. Only, they are out of work by choice. There are over 5 million jobs available for those with the skills. As your kind proves daily, you have no skills. Which is why your kind is unemployed. Go to school You could get a job if you are able to learn. But that's a big "if".

Hope and Change. Only a complete and utter tard would fall for that.

 

[BULLDOG]

His win doesn't call their decision making ability into question. They have been demanding an idiot racist for a long time. It only confirms what was already known.

Clearly, all the liberals can do when asked about Trump or his voters, is tell lies about them.

Their agenda is to destroy conservatives, and telling the truth doesn't do that.

ow is trump different from what right wing radio and fox has been claiming was needed? Trump is a racist idiot.

 

[rdean]

it's a good idea to question anyone's judgement, but keep in mind that in a two-party system a change in a party's leadership can have some profound effects.

Trump's win calls into question the voters' decision making ability. They've nominated someone who is both unqualified and unsuitable to lead the nation.

Just like the Dems did in 2008.

When you look at what the GOP left Obama in 2008 and where we are now, only a complete and utter tard could have a negative opinion.
GOP tards will cry, but people are out of work. Only, they are out of work by choice. There are over 5 million jobs available for those with the skills. As your kind proves daily, you have no skills. Which is why your kind is unemployed. Go to school You could get a job if you are able to learn. But that's a big "if".

Hope and Change. Only a complete and utter tard would fall for that.

I know. I really HOPED that Republicans would CHANGE after the mess they left this country in. Especially after the study they did on why they are such miserable people. I should have known better. They simply don't have what it takes to change.

 

[rdean]

"The REAL reason the nomination of Trump calls the GOP's judgement into question:"

There are three fundamental reasons why the likes of Trump will be the nominee:

A field of weak GOP candidates.

A dysfunctional republican party in disarray.

And a failure on the part of republican party bosses to comprehend the anger among the social right, libertarians, and the TPM to the Omnibus Budget agreement passed last December:

“And what didn't make it into the deal:

Any provisions on acceptance of Syrian refugees, for which Republicans have been clamoring since the Paris terrorist attacks last month.

A provision halting funding to Planned Parenthood, for which Republicans had been pushing since a series of undercover videos were released this summer.

A lift of the congressional ban on gun-violence research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a priority of Democrats.”

In the middle of the night, Congress unveiled a massive, trillion-dollar budget deal — here's what's in it

The poor judgment on the part of the GOP, therefore, was to assume that the rank and file would dutifully fall in line behind the likes of Bush or Rubio, where a significant number of republicans perceived such ‘establishment’ candidates as being part of the ‘problem’ that resulted in the budget agreement.

The irony of all this, of course, is that Trump is now ‘the establishment,’ where republicans support him for purely partisan reasons, the notion of Trump the ‘outsider’ or Trump the ‘reformer’ long swept away in the sewage of republican partisan politics.

Trump, Romney, McCain – it makes no difference; it’s still the same republican party and the same failed, wrongheaded republican agenda.

A provision halting funding to Planned Parenthood, for which Republicans had been pushing since a series of undercover videos were released this summer.

Unspinning the Planned Parenthood Video

“Fetal cells hold unique promise for biomedical research due to their ability to rapidly divide, grow, and adapt to new environments. This makes fetal tissue research relevant to a wide variety of diseases and medical conditions.”

According to the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit focused on sexual and reproductive health, tissue from fetuses has been used since the 1930s for a variety of purposes. Perhaps most famously, the 1954 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded to researchers who managed to grow polio vaccine in fetal kidney cell cultures.

In another example, Leonard Hayflick created a cell line from an aborted fetus in the early 1960s that has been used to create vaccines against measles, rubella, shingles and other diseases. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, told the journal Nature in 2013 that “[t]hese cells from one fetus have no doubt saved the lives of millions of people.”

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Bogus videos filled with lies from editing. I swear, Republicans are the most dishonest people on earth.

Millions of Republicans have benefited from such research. Their children more than anyone.

 

[HUGGY]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

It wasn't bad judgement. It was pure and simple corruption.

The DICK Cheney had a company on the ropes. We had to invade Iraq to save it. Fair is fair!

You shouldn't post while drinking.

I don't drink very often. I had a beer sometime last summer. I believe I had a drink at a bar playing pool with a friend sometime last fall. I do add a smidgen of Kahlua to a cup of coffee once in a blue moon when it gets real cold. I've had the same bottle of Kahlua sitting on my fridge for over a year. It's a little over half gone.

 

[Centinel]

A provision halting funding to Planned Parenthood, for which Republicans had been pushing since a series of undercover videos were released this summer.

Unspinning the Planned Parenthood Video

“Fetal cells hold unique promise for biomedical research due to their ability to rapidly divide, grow, and adapt to new environments. This makes fetal tissue research relevant to a wide variety of diseases and medical conditions.”

According to the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit focused on sexual and reproductive health, tissue from fetuses has been used since the 1930s for a variety of purposes. Perhaps most famously, the 1954 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded to researchers who managed to grow polio vaccine in fetal kidney cell cultures.

In another example, Leonard Hayflick created a cell line from an aborted fetus in the early 1960s that has been used to create vaccines against measles, rubella, shingles and other diseases. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, told the journal Nature in 2013 that “[t]hese cells from one fetus have no doubt saved the lives of millions of people.”

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Bogus videos filled with lies from editing. I swear, Republicans are the most dishonest people on earth.

Millions of Republicans have benefited from such research. Their children more than anyone.

It would be a violation of my neighbor's rights if I were to use force to take his money in order to then give it to planned parenthood. Thus, I can't support anyone else doing so on my behalf, including people in the government.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I know. I really HOPED that Republicans would CHANGE after the mess they left this country in. Especially after the study they did on why they are such miserable people. I should have known better. They simply don't have what it takes to change.

Change to what, Socialist or Communist? You are correct, only liberals have that "change" ability.

 

[dannyboys]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

If I were you I wouldn't have the nerve to go anywhere near the "millions of good paying shovel ready jobs" your negro house-boy promised.
You can't claim the REPs tricked Hillary into voting for the war unless you acknowledge she was apparently pretty fucking stupid to be tricked in the first place MORON!
If I can "trick" you into handing over your wallet who's the fucking stupid one and who's the smart one? Wise up you idiot!

 

[Dragonlady]

We handed a stable Iraq to Obama and he promptly cut and ran. Then he created, funded, and armed ISIS to fight more imaginary boogeyman. That moron, Clinton, was in lockstep the entire way. Seems certain ME countries did not donate to the Clinton slush fund so they had to go.

Wrong on all points.

Iraq was not stable, at any time after the invasion. It was pacified, but not stable. Bush may have won the war but he lost the peace.

ISIS was formed from disaffected members of Suddam's army, who Bush fired, but allowed to keep their weapons. They formed up with remnants of al Quaida, but their military leaders were Saddams old military leaders.

The reason that W's father didn't take out Saddam, was to maintain the balance of power in the region. Bush destroyed that balance and left a vacuum. It was inevitable that something would fill that vacuum.

Bush's war destabilized the Middle East, setting in motion the creation of ISIS.

 

[dannyboys]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

It wasn't bad judgement. It was pure and simple corruption.

The DICK Cheney had a company on the ropes. We had to invade Iraq to save it. Fair is fair!

You're an idiot!
Gulf War 2 Aug. 1990-28 Feb. 1991
Desert Storm 17 Jan. 1991-28 Feb. 1991
During this time Cheney was a politician. He had NO connection with Haliburton. He owned NO shares!
Four years LATER when he was no longer in politics he became the CEO of Haliburton.
You REALLY need to get your head out of your ass!

 

[dannyboys]

Donald Trump has been going on and on about how Hillary's vote for Iraq calls her judgement into question.

Trump claims the Iraq invasion was a horrible mistake,

Trump: We Have to 'Admit' Iraq War Was A Mistake, Or Dems Will Win

Trump on Iraq: How Could We Have Been So Stupid? "One Of The Worst Decisions In The History Of The Country"

Donald Trump Accuses George W. Bush Of Lying To Invade Iraq

Iraq was the Republican's war. Remember how they insisted any American opposing the Iraq invasion was a traitor? How Democrats were "soft"?

Now they insist Hillary's vote for the war shows she has "bad judgement".

Well, if Republicans had the bad judgement to trick America into invading Iraq, then how do we know they don't have bad judgement again after electing George W. Bush and nominating Mitt Romney? Remember the Bush Tax cuts were supposed to create jobs. Again "bad judgement".


Republicans need to retire from politics for awhile. At least until they get over this period of "bad judgement".

It wasn't bad judgement. It was pure and simple corruption.

The DICK Cheney had a company on the ropes. We had to invade Iraq to save it. Fair is fair!

You shouldn't post while drinking.

I don't drink very often. I had a beer sometime last summer. I believe I had a drink at a bar playing pool with a friend sometime last fall. I do add a smidgen of Kahlua to a cup of coffee once in a blue moon when it gets real cold. I've had the same bottle of Kahlua sitting on my fridge for over a year. It's a little over half gone.

FUCK OFF! Who the fuck cares about your drinking habits!
Permanent Ignore!

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

If I were you I wouldn't have the nerve to go anywhere near the "millions of good paying shovel ready jobs" your negro house-boy promised.
You can't claim the REPs tricked Hillary into voting for the war unless you acknowledge she was apparently pretty fucking stupid to be tricked in the first place MORON!

Well......we are talking about the same woman who didn't know you could have multiple e-mail accounts on one phone instead of carrying around three.

 

[JBond]

We handed a stable Iraq to Obama and he promptly cut and ran. Then he created, funded, and armed ISIS to fight more imaginary boogeyman. That moron, Clinton, was in lockstep the entire way. Seems certain ME countries did not donate to the Clinton slush fund so they had to go.

Wrong on all points.

Iraq was not stable, at any time after the invasion. It was pacified, but not stable. Bush may have won the war but he lost the peace.

ISIS was formed from disaffected members of Suddam's army, who Bush fired, but allowed to keep their weapons. They formed up with remnants of al Quaida, but their military leaders were Saddams old military leaders.

The reason that W's father didn't take out Saddam, was to maintain the balance of power in the region. Bush destroyed that balance and left a vacuum. It was inevitable that something would fill that vacuum.

Bush's war destabilized the Middle East, setting in motion the creation of ISIS.

ISIS was created by Obama, Clinton, and McCain to remove Assad. Remember Obama's pink line in the sand? The Pentagon papers confirm this. They were warned what would happen.

 

[Dragonlady]

A provision halting funding to Planned Parenthood, for which Republicans had been pushing since a series of undercover videos were released this summer.

Unspinning the Planned Parenthood Video

“Fetal cells hold unique promise for biomedical research due to their ability to rapidly divide, grow, and adapt to new environments. This makes fetal tissue research relevant to a wide variety of diseases and medical conditions.”

According to the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit focused on sexual and reproductive health, tissue from fetuses has been used since the 1930s for a variety of purposes. Perhaps most famously, the 1954 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded to researchers who managed to grow polio vaccine in fetal kidney cell cultures.

In another example, Leonard Hayflick created a cell line from an aborted fetus in the early 1960s that has been used to create vaccines against measles, rubella, shingles and other diseases. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, told the journal Nature in 2013 that “[t]hese cells from one fetus have no doubt saved the lives of millions of people.”

---------------------------
Bogus videos filled with lies from editing. I swear, Republicans are the most dishonest people on earth.

Millions of Republicans have benefited from such research. Their children more than anyone.

It would be a violation of my neighbor's rights if I were to use force to take his money in order to then give it to planned parenthood. Thus, I can't support anyone else doing so on my behalf, including people in the government.

You don't get to fund only those things you personally believe in. Pacifists have to pay for police and military, even if they don't like what they do. You have to find poor women's health care even if you don't like it.