Will Republican Party survive The Donald

I hope with everything I have in me that the Tea Party does not represent the Republican Party. This is what the Tea Party stands for. They are full of vitriole and hatred. This is not what the Republican party stands for. See comments by Republican Party of Orange County Chairman Scott Baugh, "It's just highly inappropriate, it's a despicable message, it drips with racism and I think she should step down from the committee," said Baugh. "Davenport, a tea party activist, represents t ...

More Than150Republican Leaders Don’t Support Donald Trump. Here’s When They Reached Their Breaking Point. ...

demands women who use birth control paid by government must post videos of their sexual activity as payment. Republican party members hiding to avoid condemning their powerful leader. Just despicable. Stand up you ninnies. ...

Boehner executes a long overdue smack-down of the Tea Party, et al, and Paul Ryan quotes Mick Jagger in a very eloquent smack-down of his own. It's about time. ...

The No. 1 recipient? Houston-based energy-focused engineering and construction firm KBR, Inc. (NYSE:KBR), which was spun off from its parent, oilfield services provider Halliburton Co. (NYSE:HAL), in 2007. The company was given $39.5 billion in Iraq-related contracts over the past decade, with many of the deals given without any bidding from competing firms, such as a $568-million contract renewal in 2010 to provide housing, meals, water and bathroom services to soldiers, a deal that led t ...

At a campaign event in South Carolina on Thursday, Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush was asked how he planned to include black people in his campaign and get them to vote for him. Bush responded, “Our message is one of hope and aspiration.” But he didn’t stop there. He continued: “It isn’t one of division and get in line and we’ll take care of you with free stuff. Our message is one that is uplifting — that says you can achieve earned success.” There it is! If you ...

I was talking to a Republican this week who, to paraphrase him, said that the Republicans have offered the country what it wants, a woman presidental candidate and one of color. NO! That is not what we want. We want candidates who are intelligent and capable. What you've offered us is incompetence and labels. It isn't important to have a woman president unless she knows the issues, as Hillary Clinton does. It most certainly doesn't help to have a person of color unles ...

I had been so hopeful that our country could stop fighting and get things done, but the actions of the Republican party this week convinces me that's not going to happen. I'm very discouraged and disappointed. I don't want to be a Democrat either, but the Republicans' actions are pushing me that direction. Independents, do you feel left out if you aren't connected to one of the large parties? Maybe that's what I want to do. I'm also thinking, after this week&# ...

a political party...they're not. They're a cult. Facts and reality do not matter to these people. They've morphed what was once a political party and blended it with some distortion of Christianity where they support policies that are complete contradictions of the teachings of Jesus Christ. They've convinced millions that the best way to achieve economic prosperity is through facilitating more power and wealth towards the greedy at the expense of everyone else. T ...

Maybe he can join Palin in Alaska. In the above radio interview, Huckabee stated: “If the Republicans want to lose guys like me — and a whole bunch of still God-fearing Bible-believing people — go ahead and just abdicate on this issue, and while you’re at it, go ahead and say abortion doesn’t matter, either.” http://bluenationreview.com/mike-huckabee-will-leave-gop-dont-fight-gay-marriage-can-buy-ticket/ ...

Have all of you noticed that when they don't get their way, they throw temper tantrums? They will not discuss, debate, negotiate, or otherwise consider any other view but their own and, if they don't get their way, they take their ball and go home. This is so dangerous for our country. I hope they self-implode, and it looks like that's what they are in the process of doing. ...

Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney, John Kasich and now Ted Cruz. McConnell and Ryan read the tea leaves correctly and barely escaped extinction. Cruz flamed out in spectacular fashion last night, to which I have only one thing to say: Good riddance! ...

and switches to the American Independent Party. The Republican party can wipe the sweat from their brow now that Mr. Black-People-Were-Better-Off-as-Slaves-Bundy has removed his taint from their pool. ...

Extend minimum wage; Protect Social Security; Assure equal pay for equal work regardless of sex; Improve the unemployment benefit system so it covers more people; Strengthen labor laws so workers can more easily join a union; In 1956 Republican action created the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. My how the republicans party has changed! ...

Summary paragraphs from article in Kansas City Star: " Norman Ornstein, a distinguished political observer and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (hardly a liberal bastion) and his colleague Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution have been studying Washington politics and Congress for more than four decades. They say they’ve never seen Washington as dysfunctional as it is now. And they blame Republicans. “We have no choice but to acknowledge that the core ...

Paul Ryan has been running a not-so-secret shadow campaign for Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton and Paul Ryan have many things in common, such as progressiveness, open borders, amnesty, special interest lobbyists, and global worldviews. None of that coincides with Donald Trump’s “America first” approach, and that is very telling. In a leaked WikiLeaks email, we see more collusion between Paul Ryan and Hillary Clinton. It has been revealed that the Clinton campaign attempted to list a ...

The Party Of YES! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/29/voyeur-west-hollywood-mic_n_516903.html Tucker Carlson responds to RNC complaints about DC’s Michael Steele article By Tucker Carlson - The Daily Caller 03/29/10 at 2:30 PM The complaints from the RNC about this morning’s Daily Caller article, “High Flyer: RNC Chairman Steele suggested buying private jet with RNC funds,” while loud, lack substance. Despite claims to the c ...

Hello to all you great MTs: I am trying to get my hands on the book, "Can America Survive?" It is by John Hagee, yes he is a minister, doctor, author, even termed..great visioner..or whatever. I have read and heard some parts of the book and let me tell you, it is sound, truly believable, and well, scary. It put me in the "know" about what is going on in our world today. I have to admit, I am mad, but I have come to the conclusion that I must not get this way. Who wants to feel this way after r ...

HOW can MTSOs possibly survive this? "Doctors, meanwhile, are selling their practices to local hospitals. In 2005, doctors owned more than two-thirds of all medical practices. By next year, more than 60% of physicians will be salaried employees. About a third of those will be working for hospitals, according to the American Medical Association. A review of the open job searches held by one of the country's largest physician-recruiting firms shows that nearly 50% are for jobs in hospitals, ...

But America is no more immune from collapse than were some of history's most stable and impressive consensual governments. Fifth-century Athens, Republican Rome, Renaissance Florence and Venice, and many of the elected governments of early 20th-century Western European states eventually destroyed themselves, went bankrupt or were overrun by invaders. The United States is dividing as rarely before. Half the country, mostly liberal America, is concentrated in 146 of the nation's more ...

Hopefully our democracy will still have enough substance left to defeat the T-pot republicans at the next election. ...

So many great speakers. ...

Thursday humor: Trump Explains ObamaCare No one can sum it up better than Trump Let me get this straight . . . We're going to be "gifted" with a health careplan we are forced to purchase andfined if we don't, Which purportedly covers at leastten million more people,without adding a single new ...

Donald Trump, who has demonstrated a poor grasp of social niceties before, took the occasion of the Paris tragedy to try to score cheap political points about gun control. I know many conservatives don't take this old windbag seriously - how could they? But some still do. They'll no doubt turn a blind eye to this latest buffoonery. ...

As a conservative, I'm very unhappy about Donald Trump getting into the race - a man who IMHO should be nowhere near the political process in any sense other than as an individual voter. It's going to be real hard now to disagree with liberals who are calling the conservative slate a "clown car". ...

Pageant back on cable - Reelz. I bet people who normally hate pageants (like me) will watch just to support Donald. I don't think he cares about Macy's a bit, nor anyone who follows. He tells it like it is, and that's what people like about him. YAY TRUMP ...

This article is amusing. I would hope there is a lot of practice going on for other Republicans on how not to let him get under their skin. They should refuse to answer him directly (which I don't think they are supposed to anyway) and calmly present their perspective, no matter how wild his responses and answers are. If possible, they should ignore him and pretend he has not spoken at all. I particularly liked this reference-- "Other than a dart gun?," he said. "A tranquilizer gun ...

It was just reported this morning that Mr. Trump made his millions and millions by taking advantage of every tax break and loophole that he could. That being said, what makes anyone think that if he became president he would get rid of these tax loopholes and make things fairer for the lower and middle class? We are the ones that have been and are paying his share of taxes he should be paying. What he is doing may be legal, but in my opinion it is morally offensive. ...

about Mme. Macron, the French first lady, then grabbing onto her hand and jerking her towards him. What is wrong with this man? How embarrassing. ...

Will Republican Party survive The Donald

Typical comments from a potential candidate at the bottom of the polls. - And typical of progressives.

typical - katem

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