Trumps Downfall If He Does This!!!

[1stRambo]

Yo, Trump still has a ways to go before being the Nominee! Who said that they were Conservative? Donald Trump said that, but is not acting nothing close to being one! He will lose a bundle of Voters if he keeps acting like a Moderate!!!

He will end up like McCain and Romney, where the Republicans stayed home, and gave it to Obama! And I think you 42% Voters screwed yourself, into Electing a Crooked Bitch, Hillary Clinton!!! Another thing? If Trump goes with Kasich? Trump will lose Big-Time!!!

You think the 7,325,796 Voters for Cruz, are going to back Trump? Think again, they are pissed at Trump, and his Non-Conservative Mouth!!!

Yo, you Trump Lovers can say what you want, but you know I`m right!!!

"Trump Is Already Flip-Flopping toward the Center"

by JIM GERAGHTY May 6, 2016 3:03 PM

I will win, if Trump does not get the "Cruz Conservative Tea Party" Support:

Within 24 hours of becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump had reversed his positions on tax increases, paying down the debt, raising the minimum wage, and self-financing his campaign. It was a busy day. (What is next? The Wall)

In a Wednesday interview with CNBC, Trump said that the tax plan he released in September, which he had pledged would “provide major tax relief for middle-income and for most other Americans,” was only a starting point, and there could be middle-class tax increases in the future after all.

Read more at: Trump Is Already Flip-Flopping toward the Center, by Jim Geraghty, National Review

"GTP"

 

[Mac1958]

There has never, ever, been anyone, anywhere, NEAR as fickle as a 2016 Republican voter.

Just amazing to watch. And there's just no way to know the rosters at this point.

Wow.
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[ChrisL]

I think he would gain more SANE voters if he was more moderate. Dump the nuts. Lol.

 

[Snouter]

Cruz voters who do not support The Donald are generally nuts. It will take more than policy tweaks to make them sane.

 

[ChrisL]

Most Americans ARE moderates and fall somewhere in between the two crappy extremist parties. We are sick of them! We want something different and someone who is moderate.

Moderates: Who Are They, and What Do They Want?

What the poll found is fascinating. Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues—for example, they want the government to do more to help the economy, but they worry that it may be ineffective or counterproductive. They see both parties as overly ideological and wish politicians would compromise more. A plurality are Democrats, but they see themselves as slightly right-of-center ideologically, and one-third say they vote equally for Democrats and Republicans. And they are surprisingly young and diverse: Self-described moderates represent a 44 percent plurality of Hispanic and nonwhite voters and a 42 percent plurality of the Millennial generation.

 

[Mac1958]

Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues...

This is the very core of it.

And it's reason partisan ideologues on both ends hate them so much - they expose the partisans as simplistic, shallow, binary thinkers.
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[S.J.]

The last two Republican candidates were moderates who ran against an extreme radical...and LOST.

 

[HenryBHough]

2016 is not about conservatism.
2016 is not about liberalism.
2016 is about people being really pissed at having been served the same old whine in (once) new bottles for eight years.

 

[Harry Dresden]

The last two Republican candidates were moderates who ran against an extreme radical...and LOST.

maybe its the "moderate" they pick.....Romney was pathetic.....and McCain?.....geezus.....

 

[Harry Dresden]

2016 is not about conservatism.
2016 is not about liberalism.
2016 is about people being really pissed at having been served the same old whine in (once) new bottles for eight years.

id say its more like 16 years.....

 

[Iceweasel]

Republicans are badly outnumbered. It's impossible to win with just Republicans, moderates and Democrats crossing over is the only way. A major tax relief as only the starting point doesn't sound like a flip flop to me.

 

[Zoom-boing]

The last two Republican candidates were moderates who ran against an extreme radical...and LOST.

They were moderates posing as conservatives and they were part of the GOPe.

 

[Iceweasel]

But after 8 years of obama that path is a tougher sell to many. So there's that.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues...

This is the very core of it.

And it's reason partisan ideologues on both ends hate them so much - they expose the partisans as simplistic, shallow, binary thinkers.
.

Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues...

This is the very core of it.

And it's reason partisan ideologues on both ends hate them so much - they expose the partisans as simplistic, shallow, binary thinkers.
.

Yeah....true. But you think I'm a partisan ideologue. That is where you lose everyone.

You don't read people well at all.

 

[LoneLaugher]

The last two Republican candidates were moderates who ran against an extreme radical...and LOST.

maybe its the "moderate" they pick.....Romney was pathetic.....and McCain?.....geezus.....

Or....maybe Obama is not an extreme radical?

Whhhhhooooooossssshhhhh!

 

[1stRambo]

Most Americans ARE moderates and fall somewhere in between the two crappy extremist parties. We are sick of them! We want something different and someone who is moderate.

Moderates: Who Are They, and What Do They Want?

What the poll found is fascinating. Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues—for example, they want the government to do more to help the economy, but they worry that it may be ineffective or counterproductive. They see both parties as overly ideological and wish politicians would compromise more. A plurality are Democrats, but they see themselves as slightly right-of-center ideologically, and one-third say they vote equally for Democrats and Republicans. And they are surprisingly young and diverse: Self-described moderates represent a 44 percent plurality of Hispanic and nonwhite voters and a 42 percent plurality of the Millennial generation.

Yo, not enough of those Voters to make a difference! Moderates, they are far and in between! The Independent Voters, which is me? They are mostly pissed off with the Republicans, because the Republicans didn`t do what they said they would do, do away with Obama-Care ETC.! So, I think the Republicans have screwed themselves, and still don`t get it! We voted them in for a reason? They failed, and I don`t feel sorry for the traitors!!!

I will hold my nose, and will vote Republican for the President, but the rest can kiss my ass!!! The only reason for voting Republican for President? Is the Supreme Court, and not giving Hillary Clinton a chance to put a Socialist on the Court!!!

"GTP"

 

[LoneLaugher]

But after 8 years of obama that path is a tougher sell to many. So there's that.

He is as popular as Reagan was at this point in presidency.

Boom!

 

[LoneLaugher]

Most Americans ARE moderates and fall somewhere in between the two crappy extremist parties. We are sick of them! We want something different and someone who is moderate.

Moderates: Who Are They, and What Do They Want?

What the poll found is fascinating. Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues—for example, they want the government to do more to help the economy, but they worry that it may be ineffective or counterproductive. They see both parties as overly ideological and wish politicians would compromise more. A plurality are Democrats, but they see themselves as slightly right-of-center ideologically, and one-third say they vote equally for Democrats and Republicans. And they are surprisingly young and diverse: Self-described moderates represent a 44 percent plurality of Hispanic and nonwhite voters and a 42 percent plurality of the Millennial generation.

Yo, not enough of those Voters to make a difference! Moderates, they are far and in between! The Independent Voters, which is me? They are mostly pissed off with the Republicans, because the Republicans didn`t do what they said they would do, do away with Obama-Care ETC.! So, I think the Republicans have screwed themselves, and still don`t get it! We voted them in for a reason? They failed, and I don`t feel sorry for the traitors!!!

I will hold my nose, and will vote Republican for the President, but the rest can kiss my ass!!! The only reason for voting Republican for President? Is the Supreme Court, and not giving Hillary Clinton a chance to put a Socialist on the Court!!!

"GTP"
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Isn't that cute. You think you are an independent voter. Precious.

 

[couch protester]

Most Americans ARE moderates and fall somewhere in between the two crappy extremist parties. We are sick of them! We want something different.

No, you want a passive Neville Chamberlain POTUS to kiss everybody ass and not be a leader but try to please everybody. There is no puppet American candidates anymore, only quid pro qou candidates.

 

[Iceweasel]

Most Americans ARE moderates and fall somewhere in between the two crappy extremist parties. We are sick of them! We want something different and someone who is moderate.

Moderates: Who Are They, and What Do They Want?

What the poll found is fascinating. Moderates, according to the poll, aren't tuned-out or ill-informed, but they tend to see both sides of complex issues—for example, they want the government to do more to help the economy, but they worry that it may be ineffective or counterproductive. They see both parties as overly ideological and wish politicians would compromise more. A plurality are Democrats, but they see themselves as slightly right-of-center ideologically, and one-third say they vote equally for Democrats and Republicans. And they are surprisingly young and diverse: Self-described moderates represent a 44 percent plurality of Hispanic and nonwhite voters and a 42 percent plurality of the Millennial generation.

Yo, not enough of those Voters to make a difference! Moderates, they are far and in between! The Independent Voters, which is me? They are mostly pissed off with the Republicans, because the Republicans didn`t do what they said they would do, do away with Obama-Care ETC.! So, I think the Republicans have screwed themselves, and still don`t get it! We voted them in for a reason? They failed, and I don`t feel sorry for the traitors!!!

I will hold my nose, and will vote Republican for the President, but the rest can kiss my ass!!! The only reason for voting Republican for President? Is the Supreme Court, and not giving Hillary Clinton a chance to put a Socialist on the Court!!!

Trump won because the elected GOP didn't roll back obama's shit so now he doesn't stand a chance? There are many more moderate/middle roaders than you think. WE discuss politics here but most people are not really into it.