Willy-France and Europe in general have tucked their collective tales under their butts and submitted in hopes that mercy will be shown. Not unlike Obama and the left have done in our country. Thank God that we still have enough people in this country who will fight them at every turn. But, those numbers are dwindling. To add to that, we are also submitting to the PC crowd here so much that when these attacks pick up here (and they will) I hope it happens to those that have allowed this to happen and not to those who have tried to at least prevent this.
Hopefully, when it hits here, those pushing for bringing more in are the ones hit.
Honest question...why would you throw our vote away toward a libertarian candidate? You know they have 0% chance to win, but yet cast your vote.
Sorry to disagree, but I'm not part of Trump's 'base' and I'm a registered Republican. Trump is not a Republican, and he's certainly not Conservative. Trump's campaign has been despicable, and for anyone who has been paying attention, he's pretty much walked back everything he touted during the primaries. Trump has made it clear he doesn't want or need the Never Trump camp's support to win.....we'll see if that's true come November. I've held my nose in the past to vote for the likes of Dole, Romney, McCain, et. al. because they at least had some redeeming qualities. Trump doesn't even have that going for him. Trump is a political neophyte who struggles to string together a coherent sentence, let alone a coherent policy on, well, anything. Unfortunately, the current uneducated electorate is now reaping what it has sown by having a terrible candidate and a worse candidate to choose from: neither option bodes well for America's future.
Never "yeah but"'d you. Just simply asking why a person would throw away their vote. Do you honestly see/have though in recent past that a Libertarian has had even the slightest glimmer of hope to win the nomination? I agree that most times Dems and Repubs suck and it comes down to the lesser of two evils, but that is the horrible reality we live in. Both sides are too stuck in their views to ever go for someone with common sense from both sides. Trump is the closest thing that I believe we have had in a long time that can be an across the aisle type even with his far-right immigration speak. I do think he will change his tune of actually elected and will be a more modern republican and I think that is what will eventually right the American ship.
The Republican party hasn't been led by evangelicals in quite a while, which IMHO, is precisely why the party has been basically rudderless since Reagan. As of now, our 2 party system consists of the Dems who boo'd God at the DNC in 2012, and which stands firmly opposed to every Judeo-Christian value this nation was founded upon, and the current iteration of the Republican party which is now trying to run as far away from those same Judeo-Christian principles as it can get in an effort to embrace the same secular Godless platform the Libs have used over the past 100 years to drive this once great nation to the precipice of collapse.
No offense taken...I think we're generally on the same page on most things -- or at least same area code
Just curious as to why you dislike Cruz so much...you may have outlined it in other posts, but there's now 500+ pages in this thread and I'm lazy. Cliff's Notes -- or Willy's Notes --- version will suffice 
