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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Republicans who have refused to endorse Donald Trump: George HW Bush George W Bush Jeb Bush Mitt Romney Ted Cruz Tom Delay Karl Rove Condoleeza Rice Norm Coleman (Republican Senator from Minnesota) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Republican Representative from Florida) Susan Collins (Republican Senator from Maine) Lindsey Graham (Republican Senator from South Carolina) Ben Sasse (Republican Senator from Nebraska) Mark Kirk (Republican Senator from Illinois) Mike Lee (Republican Senator from Utah) Jeff Flake (Republican Senator from Arizona) Dean Heller (Republican Senator from Nevada) John Kasich Brian Sandoval (Republican Gov from Nevada) Charlie Baker (Republican Gov from Mass) Rick Snyder (Republican Gov from Michigan) Larry Hogan (Republican Gov from MD) Susanna Martinez (Republican Gov from NM) Bill Kristol Ross Douthat Erick Erickson (RedState) Leon Wolf (RedState) George Will Charles Krauthammer Joe Scarborough Glenn Beck Max Boot Michael Reagan Bret Stephens (WSJ) Charles and David Koch Tom Ridge (former Republican Gov of PA and Sec of Homeland Security) J.C. Watts Mel Martinez (former FL Sen) Republicans who have endorsed Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump: Hank Paulson (Treasury Secretary under Bush) Richard Armitage (Deputy Sec of State under Bush) Brent Scrowcroft (National Security Advisor under Bush) Larry Pressler (Republican Senator from South Dakota) Michael Bloomberg Houston Chronicle Mark Cuban Robert Kagan ("The party cannot be saved, but the country still can be.” Trump "is how fascism comes to America.”) Christine Todd Whitman (former Republican Gov of NJ and Head of EPA) Who did I miss? [/quote] None of this matters. Trump's supporters love the fact that the "Republican establishment" hates him, because they hate the Republican establishment too. Do you have any understanding of why Trump won the nomination?[/quote] You do realize that Trump's core supporters are not enough to win a general election. If so many big name republicans stay away, so many moderate Romney republicans will either stay home or vote for Gay Johnson or even vote for Hillary. My entire family of moderate republicans are not voting for Trump. And if each of the families of hundreds of Anti-Trump republicans don't vote for him then whose loss is it?[/quote] You think that not getting the endorsements of Hank Paulson, Robert Kagan, Richard Armitage, etc will have an actual effect on this election. I am a longtime Hillary supporter, and I am truly frightened at the prospect of Trump winning. You seem to think that Hillary will win easily. That is a dangerous assumption. From The Hill: [u] The CBS News Battleground Tracker Poll found Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, has 43 percent support in 11 battleground states, while GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has 41 percent support. In the same poll last week, Trump led Clinton 42 percent to 41 percent. Clinton's gains came from Democrats who had been undecided before the convention. Virtually no one is going back and forth between Trump and Clinton. [/u] Nobody gives a damn who George Will supports. A meaningless list. [/quote]
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