It's way more than the Bushes not backing Trump, they are abandoning
him in droves. There are also some jumping aboard what he likes to call
the Trump Train. So far they are mostly lesser figures, guys without
much to lose. I see where the spectacle wearing cowboy is hoping to get
the veep spot.
The biggest banana opposing Trump right now is Ryan. He said kind of
an odd thing along the line of he can't back Trump now, but maybe he
can later if Trump works to unify the party, which is kind of vague but
probably what he means is Trump abandoning some of his most outrageous
positions like banning muslims and that wall.
Well fat chance of that I am thinking, and sure enough I am watching
Wolf when Trump sends over one of his Trumpettes. They are mostly
relatively young women, though some of them are guys. They are
something to watch because they never know exactly what to say because
who knows what Trump is going to say next, but they are all a little
batshit crazy and they seem to have no doubts about anything. Anyway
she says, and who knows if she is carrying a message from the great man
himself, or if she is just making this up herself, she says well maybe
Trump is not so crazy about Paul Ryan's agenda and maybe it is up to
Ryan to change his ways to accommodate Trump.
I read a third party op-ed in the paper yesterday. The guy starts
out talking about Republican principles and standing up for what you
believe in and not bowing down to some blowhard, and blah, blah, blah,
as he weaves his garment of red white and blue bunting and finally at
the end he proposes... Romney.
Mittens, yeah right. You have to wonder how many simoleons the Mittster pressed into his mitt to write that one.
See here is the problem, and this was discussed on Wolf's panel after
the Trumpette sang her song, in some ways a third party doesn't seem
like such a bad idea, a way to keep their consciences clean, and to give
the sens and the reps with iffy seats someone to say that they are for,
but then comes the question, who is going to lead that third party.
Boaty McBoatface?
That was a criticism of the NeverTrump movement; who would they
prefer? The republican electorate started out with a buffet dish of
seventeen candidates and this is who they chose.
Maybe you haven't heard the story of Boaty McBoatface, and I am just
dying to tell it. It was a pretty big story in Britain, but not so much
on the other side of the pond.
The Brits had built this swell scientific ship and they wanted to get
the public more involved in the affair so they set up in this election
as to what to name the boat. Some wag suggested Boaty McBoatface and it
took off and won the election. Everybody was chagrined even the wag
who thought up the name, but there were the election results.
And then in a move strongly reminiscent of the infamous Sawyer School
Blue Jeans Incident, the powers that be said screw you public, we are
naming it after Sir David Attenborough, a well-known naturalist, I have
even read one or two of his books, but I'll wager the next time he
answers the phone somebody will be asking, "What's up Boaty?"
http://gizmodo.com/boaty-mcboatface-will-actually-be-called-rrs-sir-david-1775067999
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