Comments by "Chris RoadWarrior" (@ChrisRoadWarrior) on "Marco Rubio on his South Carolina strategy" video.

  1. +Quintin Preciado I'm a strong Rubio supporter but I don't call him a moderate conservative (that's more of a liberal Republican like Kasich), to me he's an ordinary true conservative and the only chance for GOP to win the general election. God Bless.
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  2. Marshmallow920 He has made it crystal clear that until the ENTIRE southern border is fully secured (and that will take at least 10 years IMHO), close to 0% illegal immigrants into the country, e-verify fully enforced all across the country, no more funding for sanctuary cities, etc., only THEN those 12M illegals will have a chance to apply for green card IF they meet some certain conditions (but with e-verify in play they wont be able to find jobs or keep their job as illegals so they will have to voluntarily go back to their native country), in other words to get to the "green card" phase will take at least ten years if not even longer. Btw, you'll never be able to have a logical conversation with Trump's followers, they are all Trumpits and for them is Trump or hell. Most of Trumpits are not conservatives and obviously not Republicans. They ARE Trumpits. Be safe.
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  3. +Quintin Preciado Totally agree with your comment on Rubio. On the other hand Kasich is a liberal Republican with one foot in the GOP and another in the Democratic Party. My only choice is Marco Rubio. Be safe and God Bless.
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  4. Marshmallow920 On immigration, Rubio's plan puts the legalization of 12M illegals off at least 12-15 years IF legalization will ever happen, while Kasich wants to do border security AND legalization simultaneously. Plus he is for common core AND not 100% against Obamacare. And he represents the old GOP of the '90s. Rubio is young (appeals to millenials), pretty good looking "dude" (appeals to young women), Hispanic (appeals to latinos), Tea Party Conservative (appeals to conservatives like me) AND very smart. IMHO Rubio is the future of GOP. But he MUST win tomorrow's debate. God Bless. PS IMHO most of Trumpists are not conservatives with no connection to the GOP, to me Trump is exactly like Ross Perot of the '90s. IF Trump tells them tomorrow to vote Democratic or... Trump Party, they will do it right away.  
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  5. +Quintin Preciado The best place to see who Trump's followers really are, go to Breitbart website and read comments, 99% of them admit they are anti-GOP, anti-conservatism, anti-war (especially Iraq War), anti-George W Bush, anti-immigrants (legal ones included), anti-anybody who's not white and not born on American soil. At least 90% of them are white nationalists. IMHO Trump is in the "game" with no intention on winning the general election, all he wants is 1) help a Democratic nominee win the general election (and HRC will be Democratic Party nominee) and 2) destroy the GOP from within so they might lose Senate as well and not just the general election. His strong remarks on last GOP debates vis-à-vis Iraq War, 9/11 and George W Bush as being directly responsible for 9/11 terrorist attacks are exactly how Obama made his case in 2008 with... Democrats and now Trump brings the very same Obama talking points into the GOP debates. With Trump as GOP nominee, Hillary Rodham Clinton will be the 45th POTUS and SCOTUS will be for at least 50 years progressive liberal. Be safe.
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  6. +Marshmallow920 100% the last debate before NH primary hurt Rubio big time and that was clearly reflected in his NH numbers, most likely w/o that debate his numbers would have been at least 5% higher, IMO even higher than Kasich or at least the third place. Why hug-Obama Christie went so viciously after Rubio ONLY breaking Reagan's famous rule "Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican", nobody is knows the truth BUT if Christie is gonna endorse somebody and that somebody is Trump, no matter how he's gonna spin it, it will be obvious why he did what he did in the last NH debate. Time will tell. Democrats are always smart, they never attack each other, Sanders never mentioned Clinton's YUGE legal problems with the private server and of course with the FBI criminal investigation, why he never mentioned it, cause Democratic candidates always look ahead to the general election, their main purpose during the debates is to help one (the best one of course) candidate win the general election, they don't care much on who wins the Democratic nomination, they always aim straight to general election and if they start attacking each other Reps will use those attacks in future general election TV ads, and that's what Dems will do against Reps after each party has got its own nominee, expose all GOP TV attacks against its own candidates. And that's why Dems always win, among other things of course, California and New York, with largest electoral numbers, always vote Dems so Dems always start the general election with one foot into the White House. Reps is order to win a general election MUST elect a candidate with lowest unfavorable ratings and so far Rubio is only one to win the general election. Trump's negatives are the worst since Gallup started measuring this particular (very important) factor, favorability vs. unaffordability. B/C of his YUGE unfavorable numbers among ALL minorities (plus tons of conservatives really despise him and most likely wont vote at all in the general election), Trump will never win the general election BUT he will be going back to making great deals FOR HIM (Trump Empire) with all political people, President Hillary Rodham Clinton included. For GOP, this election was supposed to be the easiest one to win since 1984 (Reagan won 49 out of 50 states) until Trump got into game and it changed pretty much everything. Again, I'm talking about GENERAL ELECTION, that's the ONLY factor I personally support a GOP candidate this year. If a Dem wins the general election, Obama's ALL executive orders stay in place, Obamacare is a done deal, this country will be unrecognizable in 4-8 years. Plus at least 2 SCOTUS judges in play in the next four years, maybe 4 in the next fours years. Very rare to stop a first-term POTUS from winning his/her 2nd term unless something YUGE occurs during the first term, Carter with Iran hostage crisis, Bush Sr with "read my lips, no more taxes" and then raising taxes, plus Ross Perot as 3rd party candidate. So: - Rubio will win the general election IF he wins the GOP nomination, - Trump will never win the general election (with all grave consequences of the above) but he's got a very good chance on wining the GOP nomination. GOP nomination vs. Nov General Election. Therefore think twice before deciding who's the GOP nominee. Good luck out there.
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  7. Marshmallow920 I don't know Ben Shapiro's previous views on Trump but I know them now: http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/02/11/cruz-knocks-trump-as-non-conservative-trump-admits-it/ "Donald Trump has now made clear that the thrust of his campaign will not be conservatism. It will instead be populism and nationalism". Read his column and then the pro-Trump comments. All the best.
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  8. +MrZapparin You mean support a liberal democrat who shares radical left-wing anti-war anti-GWB (including impeach Bush, Bush is a war criminal slogans) views with Code Pink's Medea Benjamin, Michael Moore, Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon, George Clooney, Harry Belafonte, Sean Penn and rest of progressive liberal Hollywood? A true conservative will never vote for an anti-war liberal democrat populist nationalist. Btw, his core base, all you liberal democrat Trumpists, no more than 25% of the general election vote. Say hello to President Hillary Rodham Clinton and therefore great CONSERVATIVE SCOTUS judge Antonin Scalia (RIP) will be replaced by a LIBERAL judge (plus 1-2 more new liberal judges in the next four years) with catastrophic outcome for the conservative causes Antonin Scalia has passionately fought for in the past 29 years. Trump might be lucky to get the GOP nomination (God forbid) but he will never ever win the general election. Adios.
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  9. Quintin Preciado http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/02/09/us/elections/new-hampshire-republican-poll.html Please scroll down to the "Candidate quality that matters most" section, only 12% of NH GOP voters were interested in who is best positioned to win the general election. And that's why Donald Trump won the NH GOP Primary, cause winning the Nov general election is not as important (or almost not important at all, 12% for electability) as... Tells it as it is, well, I don't think "tells it as it is" is gonna stop Hillary Rodham Clinton from nominating 2-3 new LIBEBAL judge to SCOTUS. IMHO Trumpits don't give a damn on who's gonna win the general election as long as their TV Idol rips apart and destroys GOP for good. Be safe.
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