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Originally Posted by Guest
Is the answer to all of this simply illustrated in the negative controversy and wide division a candidate generates?
Sanders a marxists.
Clinton a crook
Trump an egomanic
Who in God's name would consider any of the above even remotely qualified to run
As to foreign diplomats they would like Hillary since she sold them pieces of the country already.
Sanders because most of these nations are or have socialist leanings
So if left with any combination of the above Trump is the better choice
Personal Best Regards
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I respect your opinion but with great vigor disagree:
1. Trump has
NO chance, not even a little of winning the general election. Already elected officials have openly requested permission to disavow him in the general election. There are millions who will just "set out" the election because they will never accept him as a republican candidate. I say NO chance because they have not even begun to go after Trump...not even close. This is not meant as an endorsement of Clinton by a long shot. I would join those sitting out the election should they be my two choices. Just imagine the mental image of people walking out of the convention this summer in protest. Imagine the black vote and hispanic vote. Imagine those just sitting home and shudders, imagine the campaign itself. If an issue is discussed it will be totally by accident.
2. He will insure that the entire congress is Democratic. Almost the entire congress is up for a vote this November, and he is not going to have any coat tails, and those running will be running away from him on the ticket.
I am trying to be pragmatic. There are so many other reasons. If it is not Rubio, Cruz or Kasich, I predict it is over for the Republican party for many years. ALL three of those poll very well versus Clinton by the way.
Trump will spell disaster not only for the country but also my party.