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<blockquote data-quote="Tatianna" data-source="post: 17310" data-attributes="member: 49"><p>IMO, that they have been derelict in their performance. They were split long before Trump came along.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>For the most part they can't and don't agree among themselves, much less across the aisle.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I think "throw the bums out" have dual definition, depending who's saying it. Both parties want things their way. On some issues there really may not be any room for compromise, and some things are. For one thing, ramming through Obamacare, was the Democrat's "my way or the highway" and it was shoved through on a Friday during the Christmas holidays and it's not working. Well, the country will probably never be ready for Cruz, Jeb Bush, Mike Huckabee was humiliated to almost the point of tears, Rubio is not ready, he jumped in to soon, Rand Paul seemed to appeal to some, but not to all. Trump was able to talk about issues the others didn't want to talk about. There's still a large following that are going to vote for him and for that you'd have to ask them, I mean, just like Bernie, Trump is hanging on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tatianna, post: 17310, member: 49"] IMO, that they have been derelict in their performance. They were split long before Trump came along. For the most part they can't and don't agree among themselves, much less across the aisle. I think "throw the bums out" have dual definition, depending who's saying it. Both parties want things their way. On some issues there really may not be any room for compromise, and some things are. For one thing, ramming through Obamacare, was the Democrat's "my way or the highway" and it was shoved through on a Friday during the Christmas holidays and it's not working. Well, the country will probably never be ready for Cruz, Jeb Bush, Mike Huckabee was humiliated to almost the point of tears, Rubio is not ready, he jumped in to soon, Rand Paul seemed to appeal to some, but not to all. Trump was able to talk about issues the others didn't want to talk about. There's still a large following that are going to vote for him and for that you'd have to ask them, I mean, just like Bernie, Trump is hanging on. [/QUOTE]
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