Thread: Whither the “Love” in Illegal Alien Francisco Sanchez, Jeb Bush?

I've already commented about this in another thread. Where is the love for America when an entire party subscribes to love as defined by a dynasty family? Republicans should be grateful for Trump trying to restore the brand of republicans, but republicans are going to fantastic lengths to disavow him. Is it necessary to say more to deep thinking people?

Trump has exposed more truth in a few weeks than exposed in last 29 years. The party's popular candidate is Jeb Bush, that says a bundle about which party favors dynasties. Trump is second, some slim hope?

Originally Posted by kevinssdad

I've already commented about this in another thread. Where is the love for America when an entire party subscribes to love as defined by a dynasty family? Republicans should be grateful for Trump trying to restore the brand of republicans, but republicans are going to fantastic lengths to disavow him. Is it necessary to say more to deep thinking people?

Trump has exposed more truth in a few weeks than exposed in last 29 years. The party's popular candidate is Jeb Bush, that says a bundle about which party favors dynasties. Trump is second, some slim hope?

Who says the entire party support Jeb Bush's ideas on immigration? Actually, the majorty of us and those (Republicans) in the U.S. Congress don't. Trump hasn't really exposed anything that many of us didn't already know. Furthermore, I wouldn't necessarily say Jeb Bush is the party favorite. A handful of polls 17 months from the election isn't enough information to make such an assumption.

Republicans should be grateful for Trump trying to restore the brand of republicans, but republicans are going to fantastic lengths to disavow him.

A handful of Republican RINO's coming out against Trump's comments isn't my definition of "fantastic lengths."