Trump is not Christian enough

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

BTW, Originalist, you did know that Michael Cohen, Trump's right hand man, is a registered Democrat who voted for Obama, right?

So is my next door neighbor who has flipped to the GOP and is supporting Trump.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by n david

He's looking our way!!!!!

Hahahaha!

Trump supporters would just say he's changed and become a conservative Republican now. LoL

Delusional.

He probably does not care about titles. He just had sense enough to see that Obama's policies were a disaster and that Trump's will help the country. I don't care if he was still registered with he Dems.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Originalist

So is my next door neighbor who has flipped to the GOP and is supporting Trump.

You are missing the glaring point. People who are committed to conservatives views and who ardently want to protect the US Constitution DO NOT ever contribute to nor support liberal Democrats. His right hand man is a liberal Democrat AND we have yet to know ANY people Trump would appoint to cabinet positions. The Supreme Court nominee is of utmost importance this election cycle.

It would also be important to note that in the majority of CLOSED primaries when Republicans vote, Cruz has won those states. Trump has won in the OPEN primaries which have a lot of crossover votes. Many of the crossover votes are Democrats who will turn and vote Hillary in the fall.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

You are missing the glaring point. People who are committed to conservatives views and who ardently want to protect the US Constitution DO NOT ever contribute to nor support liberal Democrats. His right hand man is a liberal Democrat AND we have yet to know ANY people Trump would appoint to cabinet positions. The Supreme Court nominee is of utmost importance this election cycle.

It would also be important to note that in the majority of CLOSED primaries when Republicans vote, Cruz has won those states. Trump has won in the OPEN primaries which have a lot of crossover votes. Many of the crossover votes are Democrats who will turn and vote Hillary in the fall.

He has said he will appoint a Scalia to the SCOTUS. And history is full of liberals who became conservatives, including Reagan.


As for closed primaries, let's see what happens in Arizona.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Yes but that's just it...they all claim to be Christians

Thus my original statement they need to have a proven record of their faith.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Thus my original statement they need to have a proven record of their faith.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Originalist

He has said he will appoint a Scalia to the SCOTUS. And history is full of liberals who became conservatives, including Reagan.


As for closed primaries, let's see what happens in Arizona.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Originalist

He probably does not care about titles. He just had sense enough to see that Obama's policies were a disaster and that Trump's will help the country. I don't care if he was still registered with he Dems.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

You are missing the glaring point. People who are committed to conservatives views and who ardently want to protect the US Constitution DO NOT ever contribute to nor support liberal Democrats. His right hand man is a liberal Democrat AND we have yet to know ANY people Trump would appoint to cabinet positions. The Supreme Court nominee is of utmost importance this election cycle.

It would also be important to note that in the majority of CLOSED primaries when Republicans vote, Cruz has won those states. Trump has won in the OPEN primaries which have a lot of crossover votes. Many of the crossover votes are Democrats who will turn and vote Hillary in the fall.

Delusional is the word which comes to mind for these types of Trump supporters.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by n david

Senator Zel Miller remained a Democrat, but supported GW Bush and spoke at the 2004 GOP Convention.