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In response to "Meh - it's not as though he can say "You know, I'm considering voting for Hillary"" by Roger More

Donald Trump is (presumptively) the most profoundly unqualified candidate ever nominated by a major party for president -- (edited)

Posted by mr. sassafras jeans (aka chris) May 5 '16, 16:25

it's not like the Tea Party put up an ideologue like Ted Cruz, who at least has some basic characteristics of a president

the GOP is offering a sociopath as their choice for the White House. there isn't a single member of the party who should say anything other than "do not vote for the sociopath" if they are truly serious about the future viability of their party

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If the Republican Party is going to be viable in the future, it's going to need the votes of people who are voting for Trump in November. -- nm - Roger More May 5, 16:32 5
- i would argue the exact opposite. if the GOP is going to be viable in the future, it needs to cut the Trump cancer out starting now -- nm - mr. sassafras jeans May 5, 16:37 3
  - If the GOP loses the Trump vote and can't win over Democratic voters, it will have some very tough times ahead - Roger More May 5, 17:29 1
    - demographically, they are doomed if they keep chasing the white vote. so, yes -- nm - mr. sassafras jeans May 5, 17:33
  - This is correct. Otherwise, they've learned nothing from this debacle. -- nm - David's iPad May 5, 16:48
- but also people who are rep's but won't vote for him, and those who hear what he's said about the party and had it translate to down-ticket candidates - b. May 5, 16:36

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