Can't they go with who ever they like?
He will make the whole Party of Stupid look like him, take down the GOP clowns with him and hand the White House to Madam President.
Hey Dems, in all those open primary states, flock to the polls and vote for Donald Trump.
... and take them with him. The Republicans know they can't win by pandering to the Tea Party, however those issues are not going away. They need some place for TP supporters to go, with out losing there MUCH NEEDED support in the general, a place you will never see Trump's name unlike Laffy's backside.
To the contrary, the rest of the GOP are going to look downright reasonable in comparison to Trump and he may actually help the GOP with his buffoonery.
What you need to worry about is Bernie Sanders pulling Hillary further and further to the left. Bernie is playing to packed houses and is gaining momentum every day, but the chances of an admitted socialist who will have no backing from Wall St or Big Business of any kind winning the nomination are about as good as Trumps IMHO although the bookmakers seem to disagree the current line being 8-1 on Sanders and 20-1 on Trump, I will concede only a couple of days ago Trump was 33-1, so the odds are falling.
Maybe we should be saying "Hey Reps, in all those open primary states, flock to the polls and vote for Bernie" lol
........there is this unwritten agreement between the Democrats that they will not attack each other harshly. Trump on the other hand could care less, his negative comments about immigrants is being repeated 24/7 on Hispanic media. Also most of the Republican guests on the Sunday news shows have said Trump is doing untold damage to the Republican brand. To make matters worse for Republicans, if the Supreme Court decides to take up the case on the legality of President Obama's Dreamers act, a ruling would be expected in June 2016, just a few months before the November elections. A SCOTUS decision against the Dreamers should make Hispanics thrilled to death with the Repiblican party...lol
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Hillary is the heir apparent, and I don't see the Dems eating their own like the Reps, but that could work in the favor of the GOP, especially if Hillary implodes, a very real possibility. Hillary is a prohibitive favorite, to put it into gambling terms, Betting on her would pay less than betting on American Pharaoh, but what happens if something happens to her? who is going to step into her shoes if she dies, a career ending scandal is revealed, or something else makes her withdraw from the election, including the very real possibility that her own husband sabotages her campaign?
What do the dems do if they lose their frontrunner? Does anyone honestly believe that Bernie has any more chance than Trump to actually win the election. Personally I would hope that Jim Webb would step up, but the very fact that someone like me could vote for him would probably doom his chances of winning. lol
All I am saying is that this election is far from over, and I wouldn't be making reservations for Hillary's coronation just yet.
Traveling all the way to London to see Wimbledon and not staying for the finals? Me neither.
Maybe Giselle had to get back early?
Or maybe he no more went to London than he did Vegas?