[TheRealThing]

You're acting like a petulant child, TRT. I just disagreed with you. But if you think I am going to take these kinds of remarks trying to dismiss me because of my youth, forget it. You can try to use your experience to dismiss me and elevate yourself all you want - but you certainly won't be able to dismiss that mistake you made in the back of that little head of yours.

If you had actually been reading my posts, you would have seen that I just posted that I thought Donald Trump would win the election over Hillary Clinton. I have said that several times now. The Republicans, yes, have really pushed their chances by electing him but I don't even think that Trump will lose to Hillary. This hoopla at the convention is just media hype. That won't happen. I didn't say anything about him freefalling in the polls. I know you're so obsessed with Hoot but you're dealing with a different animal here.

Second, I'll say this - you have taken shot after shot at my youth, but at least I have enough sense not to get so emotionally wrapped around a candidate that I can't see where they stand. It's evident TRT - if you had any idea of what you were talking about you would know that you had 15 of the 16 candidates that would have done more to protect life and marriage and you chose the one that is pro-transgender rights and has only mentioned abortion when pressed to by the pro-life wing of the party.

BTW, I find it hilarious how you preach how we will be held accountable for our vote. That's pretty tough to take seriously when you pick Trump over people like Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz, or Marco Rubio. You should be hiding in a cave right now. :hilarious:

I know you weren't around in 1976 to vote for Bob Dole, you likely made the age threshold for the election in which John McCain ran against Obama, did you vote in that one? At any rate, you'd have to make your vague assertion a bit more clear if you expect me to understand the nature of your, whatever it is.

Two things. Trump is the presumptive nominee, to try to depose him would not only be doomed to fail but would be political suicide for those behind it. Secondly, I did not pick Trump, the 15 million who actually voted for him did, and Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio all dropped out of the race long ago so maybe you could clarify how it is that I picked Trump over them. BTW, just a little aside here, though I always vote Republican, I did not change my voter registration on which I am identified as a Democrat, therefore my vote in the Kentucky Republican Caucus was an abstention.