As Donald Trump continues to hold steady at number one and win primary after primary, the GOP establishment is getting really nervous that he may actually be their 2016 candidate.
They are so scared that a group of
high-ranking Republican governors held an emergency conference call to discuss
it on Monday.
“Trump’s march to the nomination has set off a wave of anxiety across the Republican Party establishment as top officials weigh whether to endorse him — or denounce him as anathema to the party’s values. Reflecting that angst, on Monday morning, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, the heads of the Republican Governors Association, convened fellow governors for an unusual conference call to discuss how the primary was unfolding — and Trump was a central topic of conversation.”
Apparently during the
conference call, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin asked New Jersey Gov. Chris
Christie why he was supporting Trump. Christie, who has a long history of slamming Trump, claimed that he know
believes Donald is the best man for the job. This is nonsense, of course; he
just wanted to share some of Trump’s limelight because like Trump, he is an
opportunist and a liar.
The real estate mogul has been wreaking havoc on the GOP since he entered the race. The party, which after the 2012 presidential race, decided that they needed an image makeover saw Trump destroy any chances of ever winning over minority voters.
And in
addition to his hatred for everyone who is not white, rich, or poorly educated, he has thumbed his nose at the establishment
over and over. The reason many people think he has such an appeal with the GOP
base (other than their insane racism and bigotry) is because he is not “a real
politician.”
This belief that he is
not a politician is more proof of how ignorant the Republican voter base really
is. Trump says whatever he thinks will make people vote for him and has a long
record of flip-flopping — like Mitt Romney in 2012, but on steroids.
Former Republican
National Committee chairman and former Florida senator, Mel Martinez has said
that Trump is “increasingly unpalatable,” and said a majority of the party
would resist him as the 2016 presidential candidate:
“How that manifests itself I don’t know, but I believe there is a sense by many, myself included, that he just cannot be the nominee,” he said. “So a convention scenario could begin to develop.”
While the GOP isn’t
sure Trump should be their candidate, Americans have made it very clear that they have no
interest in seeing him in the White House. Even the conservative site Red
State recently published an article titled, ”A Vote For Trump
is a Vote For Hillary Clinton: Why Trump Is A Sure Loser.”
Get your popcorn
ready, folks. This infighting is going to make the Republican National
Convention very interesting this summer, and it’s looking better and better for
Democrats in the Fall.
Author Shannon Argueta is a married, mother of one and is a speck of blue in the
extremely red state of Florida. She became involved in politics after becoming
aware of how broken the immigration system is while trying to gain citizenship
for her husband. She has a degree in Criminal Justice and is a proud, loud
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