Pence puts one of the crazies in check

Bravo Governor Pence :thumbsup:


http://www.latimes.com/nation/polit...trump-supporter-for-1476223249-htmlstory.html

Pence halts Trump supporter who called for 'revolution' if Clinton wins


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(Charlie Neibergall / Associated Press)


Mike Pence has reaffirmed his support for embattled Republican nominee Donald Trump, but that doesn't mean Trump's running mate agrees with everything supporters say.

At a campaign event Tuesday in Newton, Iowa, a woman expressed concern about the possibility of voter fraud on Nov. 8 and the prospect that Hillary Clinton will be elected president.

"Our lives depend on this election. … If Hillary Clinton gets in, I myself, I'm ready for a revolution because we can't have her in,” she said.

"Don't say that," Pence remonstrated.

"But I'm just saying it," she replied.

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The Indiana governor has dismissed suggestions he might quit the ticket after scores of elected and former Republican officials withdrew support from Trump over his lewd comments about groping women, which was captured in 2005 audio that leaked last week.

On Tuesday, Trump responded to his GOP critics by assailing House Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Arizona Sen. John McCain in a barrage of tweets.
 
A revolution is exactly what's needed. This government needs to be dismantled, completely. The only question is whether it can be done peacefully through a Trump presidency, or violently as the result of a Clinton presidency. The house is coming down regardless.
 
A revolution is exactly what's needed. This government needs to be dismantled, completely. The only question is whether it can be done peacefully through a Trump presidency, or violently as the result of a Clinton presidency. The house is coming down regardless.
Have you been to Aleppo lately? Be sure to ask Gary Johnson about the best tourist attractions.

You're starting to lose it, bro.
 
A revolution is exactly what's needed. This government needs to be dismantled, completely. The only question is whether it can be done peacefully through a Trump presidency, or violently as the result of a Clinton presidency. The house is coming down regardless.
We can have a peaceful revolution, which is what a Trump presidency would signal. That sends a clear message that the people have risen and want dramatic change. Better than half the country wants this, including the Bernie supporters. Two years from now we can begin to throw out the dinosaurs that have entrenched themselves in congress. They don't all have to be, nor should they be conservatives. They just need to be different, very different. Over a Trump presidency the peaceful wrecking ball of change can happen. Or we can submit to the rigged system, and watch a corrupt Clinton administration takes us further into the abyss. At some point the people will rise up during that, and there will be blood. Change, it is a coming.
 
Trump has already given the go for Ryan and McCain to be destroyed.


Donald Trump Keeps Burning GOP Bridges
“I wouldn’t want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people, that I can tell you.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday night unleashed a fresh round of anger on GOP leaders who have distanced themselves from him since he was caught on a recording bragging about sexual assault.

Trump, in a Fox News interview with Bill O’Reilly, continued his onslaught against House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), criticizing Ryan’s repeated denouncements of Trump’s array of offensive remarks. Earlier Tuesday, Trump called Ryan “very weak and ineffective.”

“If you sneeze, he calls up and announces: ‘Isn’t that a terrible thing?’ So look, I don’t want his support,” Trump told O’Reilly. “I don’t care about his support.”

Trump also laid into Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who dropped his support of Trump over the weekend, saying the senator had “probably the dirtiest mouth in all of the Senate.” Trump attacked McCain’s Vietnam War service last year.
 
Trump has already given the go for Ryan and McCain to be destroyed.


Donald Trump Keeps Burning GOP Bridges
“I wouldn’t want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people, that I can tell you.



While I disagree with McCains policies there is no one I would rather be in a foxhole with.McCain could have used his connections to get out of Hanoi hell earlier but wouldn't betray his fellow soldiers.Anybody think Trump would have done that?
 


While I disagree with McCains policies there is no one I would rather be in a foxhole with.McCain could have used his connections to get out of Hanoi hell earlier but wouldn't betray his fellow soldiers.Anybody think Trump would have done that?
Trump would have heard "Hanoi Hilton".... and tried to buy the bitch. And probably would have made it happen.
 
[QUOT"Fredoresight, post: 343551, member: 488296"]Sure, starting with imprisoning his political opponent, as Trump said he would do. These things always work out so well. Just ask any African Dictator.

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Some people deserve to be In prison. Clinton is one of those people.
 
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