Yet, you have the time to type this response. I don't believe any Trump supporter can honestly tackle the question I've posed numerous times. It's a conundrum that can't be reconciled for real conservatives. I'm not saying a real conservative couldn't vote for Trump. I am saying a real conservative couldn't spend much time pondering all the conflicting policies Trump has espoused and still give him their vote. Anger and emotion will overcome logic and anyone can succumb to those two things.


Originally Posted By: charlie
No bill, I am not going to waste a bunch of time explaining the difference in the two situations you are comparing because I disagree that they are the same. I believe I have looked into his past but just see it differently than you just as I have looked into cruz past and see it differently than you. It is a shame though that neither of us will get to see how our first choice would do in office, at least this election, as the rino rubio will get the nomination and not a single thing will get done or undone. Not a single thing of consequence.

Originally Posted By: bill

Originally Posted By: charlie
I believe you did but I am not going to argue about it. You said you wouldn't support a rino and rubio is the biggest rino up there now that Christie is gone.

Originally Posted By: bill
Originally Posted By: charlie
You also can't say that people won't vote for trump in the general election based on their principles. You don't know what people will do once election day comes. I mean we have someone right here who said for months that a vote for rubio was out of the question who now says he may vote for him.


I never said I wouldn't vote for Rubio. I said if the party nominated someone I couldn't support I'd write Cruz in. I did say I'd never, ever vote for Trump and I still.mean that. I.have never voted for a democrat and I'm not going to start with Trump. I might find that I can't vote for Rubio but I'm going to do my best to find a reason to support him if he's the nominee. I would like to challenge any Trump voter to give a good explanation of why democrats should have known enough about Obama's past to not vote for him but why Republicans should ignore Donald's past and pull the lever for him. I haven't heard anything but crickets anytime I've posed that question in the past so I doubt it will be different this time around.


It's possible I did say I wouldn't support a Rino. I'm going to have a hard time pulling the lever for Rubio, and I'm still not sure I can, but I'm going to stay open to the possibility. Trump is a 100% no , for me. Since you responded to part of my reply, would you like to take a shot at the question I posed?

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