Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "NBC Thinks the Onus is On Trump to Unite the GOP: They're Wrong" video.

Just shows how disconnected the Left is at this point. They can't see past their Trump Derangement Syndrome enough to realize the obvious fact that Trump is not a Republican. The GOP is about 80% worthless neocons and RINOS. They all need to be gassed.
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Browns Fan RINOs are charlatans that obstruct the will of the people that elect them. Trump was elected because people agreed with his proposals and these Zio-Shills and Rockefeller Republicans are ruining a truly unique opportunity to pass meaningful reform. It will cost most of them their seats in Congress.
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@ The Great Cornholio: 4,483,810 people voted for Trump in "Cuckifornia." 4,685,047 voted for Trump in Texas. I realize the majority in Cal voted for the witch, but I'm just sayin'. Cal conservatives are in the trenches and have to deal with the worst of the worst of Leftist scum on a daily basis. Just food for thought.
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The RLC and the House Liberty Caucus is the last bastion of sanity in the GOP. From Wiki (I know, I know): "As activist Tom Heitman put it, 'We're trying to reintroduce the Republican platform to the Republican Party.' The RLC favors individual freedom and limited government. Specifically, the RLC favors reduced government intrusion, lower taxes, elimination of federal agencies, less regulation, a strong national defense with fewer military bases abroad, and no foreign aid." Add strong border defense and anti-immigration and it sounds pretty fucking good to me.
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The Pleblian I agree. The vast majority of both parties are serving the same masters. They demonize Trump because they don't own him and therefore, can't control him. I'm not saying Trump isn't susceptible to coercion, just saying in the end, he is less buyable and will do what he wants.
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@ Jonathan Robert: the RLC and the House Liberty Caucus is the last bastion of sanity in the GOP. From Wiki (I know, I know): "As activist Tom Heitman put it, 'We're trying to reintroduce the Republican platform to the Republican Party.' The RLC favors individual freedom and limited government. Specifically, the RLC favors reduced government intrusion, lower taxes, elimination of federal agencies, less regulation, a strong national defense with fewer military bases abroad, and no foreign aid." Add strong border defense and anti-immigration and it sounds pretty fucking good to me.
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H Wayne Trump is a lot more sane and intelligent than a lot of politicians in DC, which I realize isn't saying much. I don't personally like him either, but I agree with his policies and I'm not falling for the "mentally unfit" narrative of the neolib/neocon/far Left establishment that wishes to usurp him. Especially when people like McCain are still allowed to make decisions or someone like Hank Johnson, a congressman so ignorant he actually thought Guam would capsize if too much weight was placed on one end of it. Anyways, I don't believe in egalitarianism. Not all humans are equal in worth, and not all humans deserve to live. Most politicians are traitors, frauds, thieves, even murderers like our good buddy Songbird, who thankfully will be dead soon. The swamp needs to be drained, but these people don't go away. Therefore, I wish they were dead. Sue me. Btw, who said anything about these theoretical gassings being public events? I kinda like where you're going with this. :)
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@ Browns Fan: If the Republicans are poised to fail in the midterms, why is it that of the announced and expected special elections to the 115th United States Congress, Republicans have won 4 of 5 seats, and that number will likely be 6 of 7 after August 15th? Rhetorical question...you need not answer. Despite the Dems massively outspending Republican candidates, and Trump Derangement hysteria, the GOP is still handily defeating the Dems.
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Rob Vollat no, he is not. You need to educate yourself on the GOP platform. Trump is trying to overhaul the GOP out of the era of Evangelicons and into the era of right wing populism. Trump campaigned on some conservative policies, some liberal ones, and others that defied categorization. He was a Democrat earlier in his life. Trump blasted free trade agreements and is supporting a policy of tax increases on hedge-fund managers. He opposed cuts to social security. No Republican would support a trillion dollar infrastructure initiative, but Trump has. He's not a moralist or a Christian. If Trump were the "definition" of a Republican, why are so many hard party-liners at odds with him? Simple disdain for his boorish behavior? I think not. This is the beginning of a new era for the right wing. The old GOP is dying just as swiftly as the Dems and it is glorious as fuck.
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@ Browns Fan: "special elections usually have much lower turnout than even midterms" Exactly, and who do you think is paying the most attention to politics right now and going out to vote? Maybe the perpetually aggrieved and obsessively anti-Trump crowd? If the normal voter base in those states actually participated, the GOP candidates would win in a landslide, as usual. Even with the Dems desperately outspending the GOP to try and gain a foothold, they can't win. Greg Gianforte received a ton of negative publicity after he choked and bodyslammed a little skinny Leftist reporter THE FUCKING DAY BEFORE the special election in Montana, and he still won! LOL
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ant21b fantastic argument. You really nailed that one down. Lulz
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@max13327: Your figures for the popular vote, corrected for voter fraud, would likely yield a Trump victory in the popular vote as well.
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Christopher Michaud what is it that you disagree with, exactly?
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