"Buyer's Remorse"

[Jamaal510]

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[lillypaddle]

1. Don't know who this guy is

but I like what he has to say.

[Cha]

2. Wow! This conservative radio guy even sees it.. been

with him since IOWA!

Yet too many of his fans believe his lies and think Hillary's worse.

Wish they all were as smart as he is with respect to who drumpf is.

Mahalo, Jamaal!

[Tarheel_Dem]

3. Ouch!!!! That's bound to leave a mark!

[Bernardo de La Paz]

12. It's from August 15th. . . . . . nt

[anamandujano]

26. Thank you for pointing out that he jumped ship over 2 months ago. I'll take it.

He has quite a way with words.

[qdouble]

4. Before we applaud this man, was his vote before or after Donald proposed to ban all muslims

and accused Mexico of sending us their worst?

[rusty quoin]

11. That's right.

I don't know this guy, but my bet is he's just another jerk who could only go so far, and now wants credit for it.

[flygal]

17. and if Trump was ahead he would be cheering him on still. Trump has not been much more repulsive

than during the primaries and these guys cheered as kept racking up wins.

[Hekate]

5. Bob should stop holding himself back and just tell us what he really thinks

[rpannier]

6. I'm guessing he is a tad disappointed in Il Douche. But I am not really certain

I'm waiting to see if he adds anything later

[4lbs]

7. Reminds me of this week's "South Park" episode.

In that show, for the past half-season they've been featuring a character running for President who looks and acts just like Donald Trump.

He doesn't really want to win, so he begins talking as outlandish and outrageous as possible, but he keeps winning and people keep adding to his popularity.

Now, in this latest episode, he finally 'goes too far' by insulting women in the most vile ways possible. Finally his poll numbers fall off a cliff.

Then, when his staff tells him a huge crowd of angry supporters are waiting for him outside campaign HQ, he goes outside to try to calm them down.

Instead, they chase him through the streets with pitchforks and power tools.

[Skittles]

9. LOL

I have a hard time with anyone who *EVER* bought Trump's act

[Scarsdale]

14. Correct

How intelligent could this guy be if he supported tRump in the beginning? I wpnder why he finally turned tail on tRump, was his audience dwindling? No SANE person could possibly think tRump is qualified to be President. He belongs in a padded room.

[Nay]

24. Me, too. His 'buyer's remorse' is directly attached to the fact that Trump isn't going

to win the election -- it's not that Bob is upset that Trump is a fucked-up person, it's the fact that Trump is so blatant about his fuckery that he's gonna lose.

[JHB]

10. But ol' Bob there won't look further...

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He'll rail at Donald, he might even mildly chide himself, but he won't consider that people who were right about Trump from the get-go might be more on the ball than he is about other things too.

[BSdetect]

16. Exactly so

I don't think I could join Mensa but I saw thru drumph the first time I witnessed his existence.

[workinclasszero]

13. The tears of the hardcore right

are tasty but very salty!

[Cha]

15. Yeah, such a shame they fomented

their monster, unleashed him on America.. only to have blowback on themselves. Too bad they didn't see that coming.

[DFW]

18. So, the debates reveal to the far right what a bad choice they made.

We are supposed to sympathize? Where were they a year ago? What should have been obvious to them all seems to have been only recently revealed to them. What took them so long?

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad we didn't have to face JEB or Kasich, someone the right wing media could have touted as their shining hero against a candidate that Fox Noise would have labeled "Crooked Hillary" if Trump had not done so. Then we would have had real fight on our hands, and there would have been little to no chance of taking the Senate back, much less the House. Trump's candidacy, plus the right wing's failure to understand the fork they were sticking in their own eye by nominating him, was the one thing that was going hand us our golden opportunity to reshape the Supreme Court and pass a few regulations that would help a few areas that need it, such as women's rights and environmental issues--areas that a Republican president wouldn't even admit are issues.

[Augiedog]

19. If you didn't understand what an ass tRump was during the primary contest yer an idiot.

[mgardener]

20. Donald Trump was always those things.

It is up to the people who supported him to own up to the fact that there is something within themselves that respond to a thug like Trump.
There were numerous times when those same people could have disavowed Trump for his hate and they did not.
It is on them for supporting this man.

[Nay]

25. That's asking too much -- introspection from a frothing Trump supporter? Ain't gonna

happen. And besides, until it was clear Trump was gonna lose the election, they were all for the guy, racism/sexism and all.

[Madam45for2923]

21. I like what he wrote but like everyone above I know the writer ENABLED Trump and brought him

here! They need to take more responsibility.

[yardwork]

22. I'm not impressed. He's just now noticing all this?

[hatrack]

23. Bob, I could have told you this the day he came down the escalator . . .

Maybe you're just slow.

[geek tragedy]

27. He was all of those things before the primaries began nt