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Trump in cahoots with Hillary?

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I've seen quotes from Republicans saying Trump is the best fundraiser for HRC.

Someone posted an interesting article about this back in the summer when it was first thrown out there. I would not be surprised at anything anymore and when it comes to thinking outside the box in political warfare the Clinton's are at the top.

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Poor Jeb Bush. He has to say something outlandish to even get his name in the news these days. Such grandstanding is second nature for Trump. Just look at all the Trump threads in BGP. This GOP race is all about him and not much else.

Some interesting conspiracy theories about Trump have been floated about. Rachel Maddow has one that says Trump is intentionally trying to lose. She thinks that the realization has hit him that he might actually win and that scares him. She thinks he doesn't want the job. She has speculated that maybe Donald wants to get himself kicked to the curb by the GOP so that he can run and lose as an Independent. He made a statement yesterday that a poll showed that 68% of his supporters would still vote for him if he was to run as an Independent. Is Donald afraid that he might actually win the nomination? I doubt it. I think he is narcissistic enough to believe his own crazy rhetoric about how great he would make America again. Is he in cahoots with Hill and Bill? I doubt that too but I wouldn't put nothing past him. What do you think? Is he more afraid of losing or is he more afraid of winning?

Jeb Bush suggests Trump part of conspiracy to elect Hillary as president.

 

Jeb Bush suggests Donald Trump part of conspiracy to ensure Hillary Clinton presidency - Washington Times

 

As far as conspiracies go, this is at least believable. There is no way that he believes half of what he spouts off. He seems like a heel wrestler, and he has a TON of idiots eating out of his hand. There is no way that a moderate Republican could actually support anything the man says.

Is he in cahoots with Hill and Bill? I doubt that too but I wouldn't put nothing past him.

 

And I wouldn't put ANYTHING past the Clintons. Hell, you'll never convince me that they are even married.

For someone as successful as trump, he sure says some crazy things. Makes you wonder if he was fed some nonsense that would get a lot of people energized just to split the party so that hrc could pull out the win even though she's not very likeable.

 

Will the election come down to which candidate do you dislike the least?

If Trump runs as an Independent then I would say that yes, he was 100% in "Cahoots" with the Clinton's. It will hand the election to Hillary.

 

We've seen this play out before, Bill Clinton never beats GHW Bush without a Perot indy run for President. Perot pulled in almost 19% of the vote which is probably about what Trump would get as a third party Candidate. Bill Clinton won the Presidency with 43% of the vote.

 

That is the best way for Hillary to win also

I'm not sure about this, if anything I think Trump is in it for Trump, he loves to hear himself talk and loves the attention. But he was really ticked at the republican party in the past, could this be him getting back at them?

 

I do find it interesting that they signed a pledge that they will support the parities nomination, the only real reason was Trump, what will he do if he doesn't get the nomination? Now he is leading the polls and he still makes this comment?

If Trump runs as an Independent then I would say that yes, he was 100% in "Cahoots" with the Clinton's. It will hand the election to Hillary.

 

We've seen this play out before, Bill Clinton never beats GHW Bush without a Perot indy run for President. Perot pulled in almost 19% of the vote which is probably about what Trump would get as a third party Candidate. Bill Clinton won the Presidency with 43% of the vote.

 

That is the best way for Hillary to win also

 

While I believe that she will win regardless of whether Trump leaves the GOP or not, any suspense about the final outcome will be removed if he runs as an Independent. His move to third party, in effect, will be Hillary's coronation. He knows it and the GOP brass knows it. He keeps dangling this fact over the heads the party leadership. He loves power. He's a narcissist. He's is a real estate pro. He understands leverage. He has become a billionaire because of it. The GOP is paying HIS price! He's taking them down a road that will eventually lead to a loss of the House and Senate. That may be his goal. Who knows?

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If Trump runs as an Independent then I would say that yes, he was 100% in "Cahoots" with the Clinton's. It will hand the election to Hillary.

 

We've seen this play out before, Bill Clinton never beats GHW Bush without a Perot indy run for President. Perot pulled in almost 19% of the vote which is probably about what Trump would get as a third party Candidate. Bill Clinton won the Presidency with 43% of the vote.

 

That is the best way for Hillary to win also

Bush 41 lost because he kept looking at his wristwatch when Ross Perot was waving a wooden pointer at a big chicken superimposed over a map of Arkansas.

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