If you think we're going down the wrong road

[Hellcats]

Republicans control

- both houses of 28 states

- 31 governors

- majority in Senate

- majority in the House

- 4 SC justices

 

Saw that today. For a party that's really unhappy with the direction of the country they sure are making a lot of decisions.

[Science Friction]

Republicans control

- both houses of 28 states

- 31 governors

- majority in Senate

- majority in the House

- 4 SC justices

 

Saw that today. For a party that's really unhappy with the direction of the country they sure are making a lot of decisions.

 

Some of those numbers are goin' to be a changin' , my friend.

[capt278]

Some of those numbers are goin' to be a changin' , my friend.

 

Keep dreaming.

[All Tell]

Almost as bad as Obama complaining about congress doing nothing during his reign when he had majorities in both when he took office.

[75center]

R's have been part of the problem, no doubt. Part.

[Dlbdonn]

R's have been part of the problem, no doubt. Part.

Qualify this ( Major Part )

[UKMustangFan]

As far as going down the wrong road goes, I'm fairly confident that this is the first election of my lifetime that I really believe neither candidate has America's best interests at heart.

 

I really think both Trump and Hillary will make decisions based on what's best for their own bottom-lines, regardless of how it impacts the country.

 

I've never felt that way before. :idunno:

[75center]

Qualify this ( Major Part )

 

Everyone has a different definition of major. Significant certainly but the Dems 2 years with the white house, the house and the senate certainly had a major impact.

[Bluto]

Some of those numbers are goin' to be a changin' , my friend.

 

Keep dreaming.

No, Capt, he's right.

 

Just not I the direction that he'd like.

[Hellcats]

As far as going down the wrong road goes, I'm fairly confident that this is the first election of my lifetime that I really believe neither candidate has America's best interests at heart.

 

I really think both Trump and Hillary will make decisions based on what's best for their own bottom-lines, regardless of how it impacts the country.

 

I've never felt that way before. :idunno:

 

When you say "bottom-lines" do you mean they both are in it for the money?

[UKMustangFan]

When you say "bottom-lines" do you mean they both are in it for the money?

 

They're going to do what helps make their foundations and businesses the most money.

[capt278]

No, Capt, he's right.

 

Just not I the direction that he'd like.

 

IMHO it's just hope by the Dems that they will capture the Senate. I really don't see that happening.

[Twotoplace]

After Trump (who's not even a real Republican), who are the leaders of the GOP?

 

No names jump out to me either.

 

Therein lies the problem for the GOP.

[75center]

I would expect Ryan and Rubio to gain a bigger voice for the GOP. The worst thing that could happen for the GOP is for the Don to be elected. I'd rather have Hillary shoot the dems down.

[UKMustangFan]

I would expect Ryan and Rubio to gain a bigger voice for the GOP. The worst thing that could happen for the GOP is for the Don to be elected. I'd rather have Hillary shoot the dems down.

 

I agree. I think there's a whole lot of Republicans in office that are publicly supporting Trump that will cast their votes elsewhere come November. They know if he wins they're doomed down the road.