What with the numbers of Republicans indicating that they will vote for Hillary in news Articles

[LiberalArkie]

Trump Is So Toxic That Even Members Of His Own Party Would Rather Vote Hillary

A top official in the George W. Bush administration has become the most prominent Republican to endorse Hillary Clinton for president.

Richard Armitage, who was Bush’s deputy secretary of state during his first presidential term, told Politico in an article published Thursday that Trump “doesn’t appear to be a Republican, he doesn’t appear to want to learn about issues. So I’m going to vote for Mrs. Clinton.”

Armitage, who also served under President Ronald Reagan, isn’t the first Republican to throw his support behind Clinton.

Arne Carlson, the Republican former governor of Minnesota, told CityPages on Wednesday that “no human being in history has been more vetted” than Clinton while Trump “has taken campaigning to a new low.”

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/richard-armitage-donald-trump-hillary-clinton_us_5762cd94e4b0df4d586f709c


I think that means that I am free to vote my conscience and not feel like I am being forced to vote for "the lesser of 2 evils" for the fear that Mr. Trump might win. But then November is a long time from now.

[swhisper1]

1. yup

[Else You Are Mad]

2. Just wait until..

Hillary makes a slight to moderate turn to the right to win over those Trump orphaned moderate Republicans.

[blackspade]

6. Already happening.

She started by praising the two Bushies just in the last few days.....

[Else You Are Mad]

7. So that makes two...

War criminals she praised. What a progressive...

[Phlem]

3. Me thinks Trump is a runaway distraction.

He was there along with the 30 other Republican Presidential Candidates. He just happened to capitalize on populist rhetoric during his run, which, history shows, get's people interested and vested. Whoever uses this method has never followed through once taking office.

Hillary is the best Conservative the Republicans can vote for.

[appalachiablue]

9. In fact yes. Free Market Freak, Fed Chair Alan Greenspan said Bill Clinton

was his favorite Republican president I believe, so it all fits.

[felix_numinous]

4. K&R

[blackspade]

5. Republicans for Hillery is a feature not an accident....

[HereSince1628]

8. I fear Trump's destruction of the R's--the vacuum created will likely suck in neo-liberals

The dems moving further toward the right will be awful.