GOP Candidates Pledge To Vote For The Man They Call A Liar, Con Man And Fraud

Hillary Clinton is qualified to be President and did an admirable job as Senator and Secretary of State. I and all the women who will be voting for her will feel just fine when we cast our ballot.

The republikkkans put forth Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann as their female picks for various offices....

Enough said. I'll be voting Democrat.

 

Hillary Clinton is going to be indicted.

She's a corrupt, slimey, scumbag.

 

Oh I absolutely think that racism has played a LARGE part in why the republikkkans hate Obama so much and decided to block him before he even took office.

Spare me the crap that republikkans aren't by hate and extremism. Look at trump...he's the embodiment of what republikkkans are.

 

Actually, if Gore had held his nose and let Clinton get out and campaign for him, he would have beat Bush (which he actually did, anyway).

Bill Clinton was more popular after the Impeachment debacle than he was before it.

 

So if hillary wins , they won't block what she does because she's white.
If bernie wins, they won't block anything he does and will go along with his proposals , because he's white ?

This is your claim, correct ?

 

Good point. But don't expect a logical response from Rubio or Cruz supporters.

 

Does the fact the KKK backs Trump and you're assertion it reflects on the GOP as a whole also mean the fact Louis Farrakhan supports Obama means the Dems are racist members of the Nation of Islam ? Pathetic logic on your part.

 

Can't write better comedy than this. How any grown adult can vote for these clowns is amazing. But I've met some Trump supporters, so I can kind of understand why. Not really the classiest bunch of people.

 

My Gawd! Is this contagious? Is Repulsican the opposite of democrap? Childish!

 

Which democrat candidate has been convicted of a crime

In which republican candidate has paid millions of dollars in New York for racketeering
Which republican candidate was found guilty and paid fines for violating new york's civil rights laws

 

of course you will, Hillary was awesome handling that Benghazi crisis. what a bang-up job. she also flunked the DC bar exam and was part of Her husband's bimbo squad. she got the senate job as a carpet-bagging twit solely due to her husband. Great role model for male hating feminazi activists

 

And the left will do the same no matter who the Democratic nominee is.

So, what is your point????

 

But trump said she was a great Secretary of State

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That democrat candidates have enough common sense to not call their front runner a con man and then say but yah id support them lol

 

WTF????????????????

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So, who are you voting for, comrade?

Is the CPUSA running a candidate, or is Commissar Panders socialist enough to earn your consideration?

 

I won't vote for anyone. I'm sure you were one of the great geniuses who, back in 2001-2008, thought George W. Bush was the best thing since sliced bread. Reality is a B----!

 

Trump is everything his fans hate and he's taking their hate party away with him
it's been fun, now you're done

 

Oh noooo. Howard Zinn? He's a bigger fraud than Trump.

 

The left is going to support Hillary, who is the same thing if not worse. So whats the beef?

 

Mitt Romney Is The Real Super-Fraud:

During his 16-years at Bain Capital, fully one-fourth or $600 million of the firms cumulative $2.5 billion of profits were scalped from companies which went bankrupt soon after Mitt and his partners got out of town with the loot.

And he has something even longer than his fingers:


In the overwhelming share of the 77 investment deals he superintended during that period, he left behind financial cripples, zombies and Chapter Eleven bait.

Bain Capital garnered fabulous winnings through leveraged speculation in financial markets that have been perverted and deformed by decades of money printing and Wall Street coddling by the Fed. Bain’s billions of profits were not rewards for capitalist creation; they were mainly windfalls collected from gambling in markets that were rigged to rise...

Mitt Romney was not a businessman; he was a master financial speculator who bought, sold, flipped, and stripped businesses. He did not build enterprises the old-fashioned way—out of inspiration, perspiration, and a long slog in the free market fostering a new product, service, or process of production. He spent his 15 years raising debt in prodigious amounts on Wall Street so that Bain could purchase the pots and pans and castoffs of corporate America, leverage them to the hilt, gussy them up as reborn “roll-ups,” and then deliver them back to Wall Street for resale—the faster the better...

The waxing and waning of the artificially swollen Leverage Buy Out business has been perfectly correlated with the bubbles and busts emanating from the Fed—so timing is the heart of the business. In that respect, Romney’s tenure says it all: it was almost exactly coterminous with the first great Greenspan bubble, which crested at the turn of the century and ended in the thundering stock-market crash of 2000-02. The credentials that Romney proffers as evidence of his business acumen, in fact, mainly show that he hung around the basket during the greatest bull market in recorded history.

As a politician he was far worse. Romney’s disastrous campaign in 2012 is exactly why the nation has had to endure four more years of the Obama White House’s feckless tampering with our already feeble economy; and why he bears the complete responsibility for the fact that since then Obama has further packed the Fed with even more extreme monetary cranks and Keynesian money printers.

During Romney’s 16-year tenure as head of the Fund, Bain invested $1.1 billion in 77 deals and generated profits of $2.5 billion.

Bain Capital was a vehicle for leveraged speculation that was gifted immeasurably by the Greenspan bubble. It was a fortunate place where leverage got lucky, not a higher form of capitalist endeavor or training school for presidential aspirants.

The lucky part—or perhaps slimy would be a more accurate term—– was especially evident in four of the ten “winner deals”. Bain pulled profits of $600 million from them, but no sooner were the LBO boys from Boston out of Dodge City than these companies filed for bankruptcy.

Bain invested $10 million in a woebegone rural department store chain called Stage Stores Inc. that was being eaten for lunch by Wal-Mart. But Romney and his boys managed to pull out a $175 million profit—–18X their investment——just before the hammer came down and the company filed for Chapter Eleven, tossing several thousand employees onto the unemployment lines.

Romney’s LBO outfit plunked down $5 million for American Pad and Paper (Ampad), which was a dying discard spun-out from the Mead Corporation on the eve of the on-line computer age and paperless office. In that case, Bain pulled out a $100 million profit or 20X its money before the company hit the Chapter 11 wall for want of customers for its eponymous “yellow pads”.

Bain and some partners bought Italy’s yellow pages monopoly from the Italian government to help gussy-up its budget results when it was seeking admission to the eurozone. This was essentially a “rent-a-balance-sheet” scam—–so when Italy was safely in the eurozone a few years later, and after Romney had attended a single meeting and Bain had done essentially nothing to improve the Yellow Page operations, the government bought back the shares for 22X what Romney and his Wall Street buddies had originally paid.

In September 1996, Bain Capital and some partners bought Experian, the consumer-credit-reporting division of TRW Inc., for $1.1 billion. But Bain ponied up only $88 million in equity along with a similar amount from partners; all the rest of the funding came from junk bonds and bank loans.

Seven weeks later, they sold it to a British conglomerate for $1.7 billion, producing a $600 million profit for all the investors on their slim layer of equity capital and after not even enduring the inconvenience of unpacking their briefcases.

Quite obviously Bain generated zero value before it flipped the property. So the fact that it scalped a sudden and spectacular $165 million windfall has nothing to do with investment skill or even trading prowess. Instead, the Experian Corp.’s $600 million valuation gain in just 50 days was an inside job.

Yes, the M&A banker who sold Bain and its partners this premier property for an obvious deep discount was none other than Bear Stearns!

So Romney has a whole lot of nerve attacking The Donald’s business record and claiming, “He has neither the temperament nor the judgement to be president. And his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.”

Willard M. Romney is no expert on shiny things on a hill.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-03-04/mitt-romney-real-super-fraud-heres-proof-chapter-and-verse

 

We know all this about Romney. He was running for the Presidency...remember? He lost...remember that? So wth does this have to do with Trump's dirty and shady dealings? Is he exonerated and newly baptized because Romney is a jerk in his own right? Gotta say though, Romney is not nearly as obnoxious as the Drumpf the buffoon.

 

Based on your logic if Sanders loses to Clinton he'll vote for Trump.

 

One must have clean hands to accuse another of having dirty hands. Romney declared he was upset that Trump called people names, and then Romney called Trump every foul name he could think of. You better get busy figuring out how Hillary is going to protect herself when she is exposed for the lying corrupt fraud that we all know she is.

 

Well, she's over 35, a natural born citizen of the United States, and has been a resident for 14 years so yeah, she's qualified. So is Trump. So am I for that matter.

Okay, what were her accomplishments? I have yet to hear her defenders state exactly what she's done, especially as SoS. Heck, even SHE can't name a top accomplishment. I've asked this before of her supporters, why vote FOR her? Not against the GOP, I know Jesus, Mohammed, and Ghandi could be Republicans and Dems would vote against them. I still have no idea why someone would vote FOR Hill.

- because there's a special placed in Hell for women who don't vote for Hill? Yeah, I know - too easy.

Interesting parallel you just hit on. In a strange sort of way, the same thing is happening with Trump. It seems the more people attack him, the higher his numbers go. Apparently Joe Scarborough said something to the effect that if they wanted Trump’s numbers to drop, Mitt should have endorsed him instead. People who don't learn from history ...

And I gotta tell you guys: I'm still a bit surprised he didn't burn out yet. He's far from my first choice (It would have been Walker - anyone who takes down the Unions is A-OK in my book) and I still think I'm writing in Deadpool or maybe Daredevil come November, but I'll say this about Trump (and Sanders): I think he really genuinely cares about making the country a better place. Don't agree with him on a lot of things, but I don't think he's really motivated by evil - that's Hilla.

 

They had no choice really, to state otherwise would have been to deliberately spit in the face of GOP voters.(As Liberals should know, Mitt Romney isn't very good at making speeches that help what he's trying to accomplish.).

The fault lies not with the answer, but with the question. What was Fox trying to prove, that Trump wasn't a Republican? They need to get off that, because A: That's not what his appeal is about, and B: No one cares.

The GOP, if it wants to beat Trump needs to find a way to show pragmaticism, a willingness to evolve and to address the legitimate grievances of many people. But we all know the GOP won't/can't do that.

I may not be a Liberal anymore, but there's one thing we all still share: The political 'death' of the GOP. We can finally and mercifully put that organization in its own coffin no matter how this turns out.