Case 1: We have always ■■■■ on the Kurds. I am not for expanding and increasing military adventurism to keep the Kurds safe from what basically is a NATO ally (Turkey) would require keeping a lot of soldiers in that region people were pissed over 100 troops leaving. What is 100 troops going to do against Turkey, Syria, and Russia. It would require a huge presence let another ally do it, what about Germany?
Case 2: Don’t care
Case 3: I agree I hate his tweeting, although he is being picked on by the media (92% negative coverage), constant investigations since taking office that nothing turns up, mystery pee pee tapes, and he was impeached by congress. I would probably be worse if I had to go through all that. If I had a mic and audience the day day after being exonerated by the senate it would have been: ■■■■ you, ■■■■ you, ■■■■ you, and you in the back a big ■■■■ you.
Case 4: They are both arrogant in different ways. Obama more of the Ivy League snobbish elite arrogance. Trump the New York billionaire mogul ■■■■■■■■ The old question asked which would I rather have a beer with: neither.
I know of one prominent conservative (George Will) who has said in several interviews that he would vote for a democrat to beat Trump. In one interview his exact words, “I want Trump out of public life”. I bet good coin there are others.
If only 5% of Republicans are anti-Trump that can still be like a million anti-Trump Republicans. That’s a lot of people. But even then the great majority of Republicans will be pro-Trump.
Your experience with your other Republican friends is not the exception. It’s the rule.
They are on the losing side of the votes and all they have to do is be like Romney…and your career will be less effective and end shorter than it would have.
No my friend…it’s much, much more but…they have their “masks of deceit” on, that indicate otherwise. Just let the tides turn against Trump and then, they’ll take their masks off and you’ll see the real them.
