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Rep. Senator Mark Kirk rescinds his Trump endorsement

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He cites that Trump is "too racist and too bigoted to support."

 

Sen. Mark Kirk: 'Cannot and will not support' Donald Trump for president - Chicago Tribune

 

 

Republican U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk on Tuesday said he "cannot and will not support" Donald Trump as the GOP's presidential nominee, citing the real estate mogul and former reality TV star's "past attacks on Hispanics, women and the disabled like me."

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Make America great again!!!!!! :lol2: :lol2:

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This is the first endorsement I have seen rescinded. How many more will follow?

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For the record, an action like this is something all minorities pay attention to and never forget. Mark Kirk won some minority support for the Republican Party today. This is a good thing for him and his political career going forward.

For the record, an action like this is something all minorities pay attention to and never forget. Mark Kirk won some minority support for the Republican Party today. This is a good thing for him and his political career going forward.

 

He's from Illinois, he is sweet talking his base. He is facing a tough battle. Speaking of how he aligns himself to the GOP, he is a centrist morally and a fiscal conservative , he received an F rating from the NRA. He pretty much aligns himself with Ben Sasse of Nebraska. For myself, I would not vote for either of them, were I in their districts. They are both more liberal than conservative.

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He's from Illinois, he is sweet talking his base. He is facing a tough battle. Speaking of how he aligns himself to the GOP, he is a centrist morally and a fiscal conservative , he received an F rating from the NRA. He pretty much aligns himself with Ben Sasse of Nebraska. For myself, I would not vote for either of them, were I in their districts. They are both more liberal than conservative.

 

I was wondering if that may be the case. Nonetheless he has an ® next to his name and his actions today will help ease some of the stereotypes that people have of republicans.

I was wondering if that may be the case. Nonetheless he has an ® next to his name and his actions today will help ease some of the stereotypes that people have of republicans.

He's an Democrat in Republican clothing.

This won't be the first. I thought I saw where Graham said no way again.

 

McConnell is sweating bullets as is Paul Ryan.

 

Trump may cause the largest Democrat victory in a century: lady president, Blue Senate, and 1-2 Justices.

This won't be the first. I thought I saw where Graham said no way again.

 

McConnell is sweating bullets as is Paul Ryan.

 

Trump may cause the largest Democrat victory in a century: lady president, Blue Senate, and 1-2 Justices.

 

Lindsay Graham and Paul Ryan have been looking for anything to make Trump look worse, he does that to himself enough. But Mitch McConnell needs to sit back and stay out of this, then come in and try to unite the Republicans. I'm 66 years young and I do not want to witness the " Fall of the American Democracy " that will happen if Hillary is elected. This woman's audacity and arrogant disregard, for what is best for the United States, has no bounds.

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