240, you may be right!

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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/aug/4/rep-charlie-dent-trump-seems-hell-bent-losing/

Wow, 240, even this republican agrees with you!! This may further support your idea that Trump is a democrat plant, who is hell bent on losing this election.

GOP Rep. Charlie Dent: Trump seems ‘hell-bent’ on losing ‘very winnable’ election

Rep. Charlie Dent, Pennsylvania Republican, said Thursday that GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump seems “hell-bent” at times on blowing what should be a winnable election for Republicans.

“All these incendiary comments and these unforced errors, I think, are hurting the campaign,” Mr. Dent said on MSNBC.

“I mean, it just seems that he’s, at times, hell-bent on losing a very winnable election to a very seriously flawed candidate in Hillary Clinton,” Mr. Dent said.

In the days since last week’s Democratic National Convention, Mr. Trump has feuded with the parents of a fallen U.S. soldier and declined to endorse House Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Sen. John McCain in their re-election bids.

“Why would the nominee poke a stick in the face of the speaker — the titular head of the Republican party?” Mr. Dent said. “Why restart a fight with John McCain and Kelly Ayotte, two very important senators to maintaining our majority?”

[Dave D]

LOL these politicians are so over the top.

The Republican party has had 8 years to prep for a Hillary battle and their "best efforts" yielded a candidate who, until he secured the nomination, refused to sign allegiances to the party.

 

Blaming Trump for being himself. ....

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Jesse Ventura thinks so too.


Ventura has been friends with Donald Trump for the last 25 years, and he claims that “Donald Trump is not a dumb man,” despite reports that say he and his campaign have gone off the rails. Ventura also is “glad to see” that Trump is destroying the Republican Party from the inside out.

In an op-ed from TIME magazine, the former Minnesota governor touted the successes he had forming the Reform Party in the 1990s, but blamed Pat Buchanan for its demise.

“Buchanan came in with these legions of people (who were backed by the Republican Party) and took over the Reform party, got the nomination and then didn’t even run,” Ventura wrote. “Buchanan took the money we raised (at that point, we had quite a large national base thanks to Ross Perot and myself) and he used that money to retire his previous campaign debts.”

Ventura makes the claim that Buchanan was a spy sent to destroy the Reform Party from the inside on behalf of the GOP.

“Well, Trump was there then. He saw it,” Ventura wrote. “And I believe he’s doing the same thing to the Republicans that they did to us.”

[SF1900]

LOL these politicians are so over the top.

The Republican party has had 8 years to prep for a Hillary battle and their "best efforts" yielded a candidate who, until he secured the nomination, refused to sign allegiances to the party.

 

Blaming Trump for being himself. ....

Or, blame Trump for being a dem plant.

[SF1900]

Jesse Ventura thinks so too.


Ventura has been friends with Donald Trump for the last 25 years, and he claims that “Donald Trump is not a dumb man,” despite reports that say he and his campaign have gone off the rails. Ventura also is “glad to see” that Trump is destroying the Republican Party from the inside out.

In an op-ed from TIME magazine, the former Minnesota governor touted the successes he had forming the Reform Party in the 1990s, but blamed Pat Buchanan for its demise.

“Buchanan came in with these legions of people (who were backed by the Republican Party) and took over the Reform party, got the nomination and then didn’t even run,” Ventura wrote. “Buchanan took the money we raised (at that point, we had quite a large national base thanks to Ross Perot and myself) and he used that money to retire his previous campaign debts.”

Ventura makes the claim that Buchanan was a spy sent to destroy the Reform Party from the inside on behalf of the GOP.

“Well, Trump was there then. He saw it,” Ventura wrote. “And I believe he’s doing the same thing to the Republicans that they did to us.”

Damn, even Ventura can't deny that he is a dem plant!

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RCP: Trump is looking for a way out

Donald Trump loves winning and hates losing, while Don Trump knows that running a smart campaign and beating Hillary Clinton means he’d inherit a job he has neither the qualifications nor the temperament to perform successfully. Don Trump wants to lose. He wants this campaign to be over so Donald Trump can go back to doing what he’s good at: promoting his personal brand and counting his money.


SALON: It’s worth asking again: Is Donald Trump trying to tank his campaign?

http://www.salon.com/2016/08/04/its_worth_asking_again_is_donald_trump_trying_to_tank_his_campaign/


(CNN)It's hard to believe, as some have suggested, that Donald Trump wants to lose his campaign for the presidency. After all, his entire self-image, brand and message are built around one word: "Winner."

Yet if Trump were plotting to throw this race, he would not have behaved any differently than he has for the past six days.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/04/opinions/trump-just-being-trump-axelrod/


IS TRUMP TRYING TO LOSE THIS ELECTION?

The reasons why nervous GOP leaders wonder if Trump never planned ahead are fairly basic: Lack of funding, lack of staff, lack of organization and a lack of institutional support as the underlying distaste for Trump among elected Republican officials begins to surface.


Swarens: Is Donald Trump trying to lose?

Here’s another to contemplate: Is Trump trying to lose in November?

Contact Swarens at tim.swarens@indystar.com. Follow him on Twitter @tswarens.

Is he really just playing the long game to build a new media empire?
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a45882/trump-tv-network/

TRUMPTV Scheduled to Launch in November.  How convenient