mozartpc27 wrote:I really don't know why Romney thinks he is helping to hurt Trump with this. I suppose it couldn't hurt... but then again, since so many Trump people - and other conservatives - are also conspiracy theorists, it kind of proves their point. So maybe it does hurt.

Shore wrote:Trump better hope that both people who voted for Romney when he ran don't abandon Trump.

I mean, Romney got 270 delegates and lost to Huckabee. He only won a handful of states, and I think Trump's already won a couple of the ones Romney won.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Shore wrote:Trump better hope that both people who voted for Romney when he ran don't abandon Trump.

I mean, Romney got 270 delegates and lost to Huckabee. He only won a handful of states, and I think Trump's already won a couple of the ones Romney won.

Were you asleep in 2012?

Bucky wrote:i just thought you didn't like anyone period

Before Tuesday, Republican leaders had almost universally bet on consolidation: clearing the field to unite behind one alternative to the front-runner. But after Trump captured states across the GOP’s geographic and demographic spectrum, those resisting him are now talking about a strategy of fragmentation: encouraging Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich, Trump’s principal remaining rivals, to informally divide the country and simultaneously challenge him on different battlefields.

The goal is to splinter the vote enough to prevent Trump from acquiring the 1,237 delegates he needs for a first ballot nomination at the GOP convention in Cleveland.

Bucky wrote:i just thought you didn't like anyone period

Has Drumpf named Honey Boo Boo as his running mate yet?

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:If I were Donald I'd start collecting signatures since it's pretty evident that they will try to take the nomination from him

JUburton wrote:

2. You have not decided but are not considering Trump - You're not the audience

nonsense. I wouldn't vote for Mitt, but the man persuaded lots & lots & lots of R voters of his sanity and competence. Believe it or not, many who may have thrown their hands up and voted the ticket will still listen to Romney, & heed his caution, and NOT throw up their hands and vote the straight ticket.

3. You have not decided but are considering Trump - I don't see how if you have any inclination at all to vote for Trump how this would push many people in the opposite direction.

You're kidding, right?

If you see this as a tacit 'if you're a republican, you are allowed to vote for Hillary against Trump but I'm not actually going to say it' then I can buy that.

Doll Is Mine wrote:

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:If I were Donald I'd start collecting signatures since it's pretty evident that they will try to take the nomination from him

According to Howard Fineman, Trump's lawyers are already prepared for what's to come.

Gimpy wrote:I'd rather see Romney as the Republican nomination than anyone currently alive on the right. I hope he swoops in and steals the nomination.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:If I were Donald I'd start collecting signatures since it's pretty evident that they will try to take the nomination from him

According to Howard Fineman, Trump's lawyers are already prepared for what's to come.

Trump's lawyers have already proven not to understand election law in their poorly worked complaints/cease and desist attempts against ads running against Trump, and his main guy defended Trump against old rape charges from his ex-wife by suggesting it's impossible for a husband to rape his wife. I'm gonna guess if it comes down to legal maneuvering and there's any way possible for him to lose, he will lose.

But he only hires the best and brightest, so we're in good shape if he's elected president.

drsmooth wrote: Romney is talking to a slice of potential Republican primary voters - and donors - and operatives.

He's also confirming for anyone with any doubt that no competent businessperson regards drumpf as a competent businessperson, and that drumpf is a liar and fraud. If I tell you that, sure, be dismissive. When Mitt Romney says that, you, and by you I mean you and a lot of people, need to take that more seriously.

Brantt wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:If I were Donald I'd start collecting signatures since it's pretty evident that they will try to take the nomination from him

According to Howard Fineman, Trump's lawyers are already prepared for what's to come.

Trump's lawyers have already proven not to understand election law in their poorly worked complaints/cease and desist attempts against ads running against Trump, and his main guy defended Trump against old rape charges from his ex-wife by suggesting it's impossible for a husband to rape his wife. I'm gonna guess if it comes down to legal maneuvering and there's any way possible for him to lose, he will lose.

But he only hires the best and brightest, so we're in good shape if he's elected president.

Wait, you don't think the cease and desist letters are actually serious, do you?

It's all for show.