there's a lot of us. And if you think we'll forget, your very wrong. If we don't get the candidate we voted for GOP is toast.
While I continue to respect those who still support Donald Trump, I can no longer support him. Read my statement:https://www.robportman.com/portman_statement_on_presidential_race …
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1 the GOP is already toast, 2 you can't defend Trump's deplorable supporters.
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Opinion and projection. Meanwhile can't sell anyone on HRC with her accomplishments or leadership.
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see you in 3 weeks...
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Yes we will. Get used to President Trump.
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hardly, he's falling further behind everyday. We're keeping the White House, retaking the senate.
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Not true. Not a fan of polls, but I would say dead heat.pic.twitter.com/k6Mey2UA7k
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@BrianKemm ...meh. -
it's relevant when he's running on character in the absence of a political record.
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or Trump, when you compare his opposition's monetary gain over the career of her political record. To press a point, how is it
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but let's be real, GOP un-endorsements are only happening because he's losing. Hillz supporters would flee if she was -5 polls
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its his lack of experience that lends his support. And conversely, her leads in network polls aren't staggering: 4pts, 5pts
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if lack of experience is what you like in a new candidate, I assume you were a huge Obama supporter in 2008?
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but as their are 2 candidates, HRCs foreign policy decisions and questionable financial pursuits overrules her career exp
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I got 5 candidates on my CA ballot. I think the two-party system is what's hurting America. I'd like to see a third party rise
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yet you want to blame Bill Clinton for something that supposedly happened 20 years ago
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yes and then he was reelected again
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