You know, there are times in every man’s life when
you’ve just got to put your big boy pants on and do what you know needs to be
done. And while it may not be easy, you just
do it. But apparently ‘Crazy Uncle John’
Kasich just can’t bring himself to do that which cannot now be left
undone. And that would be to vote for
Donald Trump. And while he’s not
completely ruling out voting for Trump, he does say that it's "highly unlikely"
that he'll support his former Republican rival.
And while he did say that he will not be voting for Hitlery, can we
really trust him to not do so? After
all, if he lied about supporting whomever would become the eventual Republican
nominee, and now refuses to do so, how do we know he’s not lying about voting
for Hitlery? And is not voting for Trump
essentially the same thing as voting FOR Hitlery?
It was regarding his potential support for Trump
that Kasich told Dana Bash, this past Thursday, in an interview on the Clinton
News Network (CNN): “I’ll let everybody know when, but I think my actions have
spoken very loudly, louder than even my words.” And it was when Bash asked if it was still
possible he would vote for Trump that Kasich said, “Very unlikely.” Kasich then added, “Too much water under the
bridge.” And when asked if Trump were to
win? It was in referencing a potential
Trump victory in November that Kasich responded, “Well, we’ll see what happens
if that happens.” Kasich went on to say,
“Whoever is the president, if I can do something to help them in a constructive
way, and something I agree on, absolutely.”
Somehow I see him as being more willing to help Hitlery than vote for Trump.
Kasich, a former 2016 GOP presidential candidate
himself, said it’s still important to work on getting out the vote for people
like Sen. Rob Portman, who’s running for re-election there in Ohio. He said, “We want to get people out to vote.
We want to re-elect Senator Portman, and we want to re-elect people down
ticket.” Kasich was in Cleveland during
the Republican National Convention (RNC) in July, but chose not attend the
convention. Asked about Libertarian
nominee Gary Johnson, Kasich said: “I haven’t even gone there yet. It’s a long
way [until] Election Day.” Kasich has
been one of a few former Trump rivals to withhold their endorsement, despite an
earlier pledge to back the eventual nominee, whomever it turned out to be. Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush have also refused to
get behind Trump.
And then it was just this past Thursday that news
broke detailing how is was that Barry had enlisted Kasich to assist him in what
will likely turn out to be Barry’s final push for his stalled Trans-Pacific
Partnership (TPP) trade deal. And Kasich
did attend a bipartisan meeting yesterday, at the White House, the purpose of
which was to tout the supposed benefits of the Asia-Pacific trade agreement. Kasich has said that he feels it's his
"responsibility and duty as a leader", no matter what the political
cost, to help Barry shepherd the TPP through Congress. After hearing Kasich make such a declaration
should we be all that surprised to hear that it’s unlikely he will be voting
for Trump? How low is it to support the
man who has done so much damage to our country and refuse to support your party’s
candidate as the man to replace him?
It was later at a White House press briefing that
Kasich said, "I have never been an ideological supporter of free trade.
The ideologues use to come to me and be frustrated with me." He went on to say, "But when you look at
these agreements in a real sense - and this one is much different than even
NAFTA." And he added, "This is
China. This is Russia. These are fledgling countries in Asia and we want to
pivot to Asia? We have to do this."
Kasich met with Barry in the Oval Office yesterday. And it was in the interview
with CNN on Thursday night that he said he doesn't mind the political backlash
he could face. Kasich said, "I
welcome the fact that people will criticize me for putting my country ahead of
my party." Personally, I think it’s
that statement which sums up rather nicely why Trump is our nominee and Kasich
isn’t.
And oddly enough if recent polls there in Kasich’s
home state of Ohio can be said to be in any way accurate, it would seem that
based on some of the latest numbers, ‘Crazy Uncle John’ is of a different
opinion, regarding Trump, than are, at least for now, what appears to be a
majority of those people over whom that he governs. Most now seem to be choosing Trump over
Hitlery! So maybe Kasich should have
been a knee taking quarterback instead of a politician as he is becoming more
and more like Obummer every single day.
He seems to need constant attention and it matters little how he comes
by it, with there being no limit to his ignorant, stupid and childish
rants. And honestly, it isn't the
slightest bit surprising that Kasich isn't going to vote for Trump - his
position has been pretty obvious for months now.
I suppose I would argue that the only logical next step
here for ‘Crazy Uncle’ John would be for him to think things through and
determine for himself whether he merely doesn't support Trump, or that he actually
believes Trump would be detrimental to this country were he to be elected. And if he thinks that that is possible, let
alone probable, then I feel he’ll very little trouble talking himself into
voting for Hitlery. The fact is that
he'll likely end up like most of the NeverTrump crowd, holding his nose while he
goes about voting for her. Kasich's
position has been clear about as long as he’s been governor. He’s an open borders, Obamacare-loving, Big
Government ''Republican'', and he is as phony as a three dollar bill. Would you
possibly expect this fraud to support anybody other than himself?
And while he's not pushing Trump in Ohio, where
polling this week has indicated a pretty tight race, Kasich said he would still
be working to get Republicans to the polls in general. He said, "We're going to go help people
get the vote out, obviously." And
added, "Get Republicans out to vote, period." He went on to say, "We want to reelect
Sen. [Rob] Portman and we want to reelect people down-ticket." If that’s how he wants to approach things
that’s fine, but my confidence level in the Republicans being able to maintain
their control of the Senate, after 2 years of what has been the abysmal
‘leadership’ by McConnell, is pretty low regardless of whether Trump wins or
not. In fact it’s because of RINOs like
McConnell and Ryan, as well as Kasich himself, that Trump is now our nominee in
the first place.
And as far as him honoring his pledge to vote for
the winner of the Republican primary process, or failing to do so, have just
held his nose and said that he intends to vote for Trump because the alternative
is so very much worse. Kasich is quite likely
political toast except there in his own State and will be forever known as a
man without honor! This man, along with
every other then-candidate, vowed in front of millions of Americans to support
and to vote for whatever candidate it was that the American people would come
to choose. He along with all the others
have demonstrated to the American people their complete lack of integrity and
shown to the American people that they have NEVER been FOR the people. They are self-serving, dishonest, corrupt
politicians that have NEVER been representing America.
Which should cause one to wonder why it is that the
RNC, or any Republican politician for that matter, claim to be so clueless when
it comes to why it is that so many of the American people no longer possesses
any level of trust in their government.
Bush, Cruz and Graham are not supporting the Republican Candidate after
they very publicly signed an agreement that they would. The American Public no
longer ignores political such liars. And
you can add to that mix this crybaby who is also unwilling to honor his
word. He just thought he was so
deserving, and that the vast majority of voters would come to agree with him. But he has yet to realize that he was
overwhelmingly rejected in the primaries and in the general election he is
pretty much irrelevant. And after a
Trump inauguration he will be all but forgotten.
Washington insiders are used to making pledges to
voters that they never intend to keep.
Kasich is no different which proves he’s not fit for public office. He
thinks what he’s doing "is honorable." This is why they're on the way out and why
Trump may be on his way to becoming POTUS.
Americans are tired of being betrayed by the people they put into
office. And I would argue that had just a
few of those who we elected, at least on the Republican side, in every election
since 2010 had kept just a few of the many promises they made to we the
Republican voters, Trump would not now be in the position where we now find
him. But because they were unable to do
that they have no one to blame but themselves for the fact the Trump is now our
nominee. So they just need to get over
themselves.
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