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Former Presidential Candidate Jim Webb says he wont Vote for Hillary

Jesse James
in Kentucky / National Politics

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We are just throwing the presidential candidate term around these days :lol:

I'd vote for Jack Webb before I would Jim. Just the facts.

 

I've always liked Jim Webb. He has served VA well.

Not surprising. That sort of Democrat is all but gone from the national stage. It's kind of amazing that he joined the party in 2006. Does anyone remember how it came to be that he switched sides in the first place?

I can't say that I blame him.

Webb's announcement is really titanic news compared to last night's Jerry Springer Show GOP meltdown.

Pat Caddell probably needs someone else to carry the 'Where did my Democratic Party go?' flag for a while.'

Most of the R's will fall in line and vote for Trump or he'll send Christie over to close down all of their bridges.

Most of the R's will fall in line and vote for Trump or he'll send Christie over to close down all of their bridges.

 

:sssh:

Most of the R's will fall in line and vote for Trump or he'll send Christie over to close down all of their bridges.

 

 

Or sit on their faces ....

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