From: Response Action Network
13 October 2016
As GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump contends with a mixed bag of polling results (link is external) that show him hanging tough nationally, but losing ground in key swing states, Republicans are being asked to consider their alternatives closely as Election Day nears. Do they want to surrender the next round of Supreme Court picks to Hillary Clinton -- and perhaps allow the nanny state to run roughshod over our liberties -- or will they choose to put those choices, and much more, in Trump's hands? Washington Times editorial page editor David A. Keene argues (link is external) the choice is clear:
We know our readers believe in freedom, and cherish liberty.
Those beliefs, and who they think is best equiped to see those beliefs
turned into actions, will guide their choice for president in November.
God bless,
JohnnyD
13 October 2016
As GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump contends with a mixed bag of polling results (link is external) that show him hanging tough nationally, but losing ground in key swing states, Republicans are being asked to consider their alternatives closely as Election Day nears. Do they want to surrender the next round of Supreme Court picks to Hillary Clinton -- and perhaps allow the nanny state to run roughshod over our liberties -- or will they choose to put those choices, and much more, in Trump's hands? Washington Times editorial page editor David A. Keene argues (link is external) the choice is clear:
Staying home in November, voting
for a third party candidate with no chance of winning or even voting
for Mrs. Clinton as some unthinking conservatives hostile to Mr. Trump
seem prepared to do are not rational options for one who cares about the
future. Donald Trump can win in November, but he won't win if those of
us who care about the freedoms and values that we say are so important
to us don't do our part to help him win.
The
consequences of undermining his candidacy at this point are not
difficult to predict and won't be pretty. If conservatives desert at
this juncture, Mrs. Clinton will end up with a Democratic Senate and if
that happens she will get just about everything she wants. Her Supreme
Court appointees will eventually be confirmed, treaties that are
awaiting ratification will be ratified, the power of an already too
powerful executive will increase and many of the freedoms we have always
taken for granted will be in danger of becoming mere memories.
God bless,
JohnnyD
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