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23 Aug 2016 10:33 #318541
by chairman
The drumbeat for the Republican Party to cut off its resources for Donald Trump just got more intense: On Monday, Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) became the first sitting senator to openly suggest it. And over the weekend, Republicans' various congressional campaign committees posted lower-than-expected fundraising numbers for the month of July. The race is tough. Resources are limited.
But that right there is the problem with all this talk of the Republican Party dropping Trump to save itself, say some Republicans: Donald Trump isn't the only one who could be left high and dry. It's very likely the party will struggle without Trump.
That's because the party needs him arguably as much as Trump needs them.
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rz3300
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24 Aug 2016 12:56 #318730
by rz3300
Well more than anything I think that it is just too late to do anything now, but even to this day there is still talk of getting rid of him and having another candidate, although all indications are that this is very unlikely to happen. But I think there is something to be said about the idea being out there itself, and that might tell you something about the state of the Republican Part. It should be interesting to see where it goes from here, and thanks for sharing.
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25 Aug 2016 00:41 #318800
by Casiox
I personally think that guy is going to win with or without the republican team, he already made his own way up without the help of those people, it just does not make any sense.
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25 Aug 2016 04:24 #318802
by hades_leae
They will struggle with out him, what kind of sick joke would that be on the people. They can't just drop a presidential nominee for nothing, that's discrimination on behalf of the people. And he doesn't need them, he's a damn billionaire, I'm sure he'll invest more money in his campaign if he needs to for the people.
I personally would like to see him win.
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