Pic Of The Moment: If The GOP Establishment Thinks Their Nightmare Is Over On Election Day...

[EarlG]

Don't worry everyone, Trump is just an aberration within the GOP!

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[forest444]

1. Trump is their voice after all.

Eddie Munster, not so much.

[gordianot]

2. If they want to keep Trump around better fund him.

Go to his expensive hotels, play at his golf courses, get rich. Also they can help out Trump by being willing to eat costs for his fabulous buildings donate labor, materials, and goods. On Mayday they could celebrate the rites of Spring in Pagan orgies.

[Gothmog]

3. K&R

[progressoid]

4. Yeah, this dumpster fire will keep burning after Nov 8th.

[irisblue]

5. this is so....

Assholish

[yuiyoshida]

6. Both are just as

incompetent.

[Bradical79]

13. True, but it's still scary

I'd feel a bit better if they'd choose the guy who much less likely to be a child rapist, and hasn't bragged about sexual assault. I'm bothered how many people on the other side are totally okay with that.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

7. Here's a case where "They're the Same" IS basically true.

Paul Ayn Rand, Jr. is just a graduate of Miss Manners' School of Republican Pretense.

[DFW]

8. This is the monster they created, and now he's runninng loose

Boris Karloff couldn't have played the role better.

Nixon brought Roger Ailes on board, and gave him his (im-)moral compass, and, two decades later, Rupert Murdoch gave him unlimited funds with which to accomplish the goal. Twenty years after the creation of Fox "News" and the surging proliferation of National Hate Radio, the Republican Party is no longer the party epitomized by Dwight Eisenhower, Everett Dirksen, Nelson Rockefeller, Jake Javits or even Gerry Ford. Now, it is the party of Louie Gohmert, Paul LePage, Rick Scott, Scott Walker, Joni Ernst, Tom Cotton, and, yes, Donald Trump.

Dimwitted demagogues, oafs and crooks, with considerable overlapping--that is what they have become, and apparently two thirds of their rank and file thinks it's wonderful.

Maybe twenty years of a damage control channel called "Fox Remorse" could repair some of the mental rabies with which they have infected their masses, but not only do I doubt it, I can't imagine why anyone left in that party would be in the slightest interested. If an extremist like Paul Ryan can seem "reasonable" by comparison to the rest of his party, he's probably thinking he'll be on top of things if he survives, and will leave behind nothing but an unenviable, worthless political wasteland if he doesn't.

If that's how he sees it, he won't hear any contradiction from me.

[lame54]

11. A thing of beauty

[Still In Wisconsin]

12. Trump is not an aberration.

Trump is simply the outward manifestation of what the Republican base believes in their hearts.

[msanthrope]

15. the irony? The Establishment GOP will look to Hillary to save them. nt

[czarjak]

17. Ultimate...

Dichotomy.

[GeorgeGist]

18. I do believe they've reached Critical Mass ...

of Stupidity.

Thanks, Reagan.

[blm]

19. Let me be clear about my reaction: LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ProfessorPlum]

22. That made me literally laugh out loud nt

[Littlered9560]

20. Refresh my memory.

Wasn't he the far right wing favorite that replaced the less far right leader? Who is next?