Republicans Endorse, Unendorse And Then Re-Endorse Donald Trump

[napkinz]

by Elise Foley
10/12/2016

WASHINGTON ― Multiple Republicans who called for Donald Trump to step down as the Republican presidential nominee over the weekend are now saying they will still vote for him.

In an impressive bit of rhetorical gymnastics, some are also saying that they never technically un-endorsed Trump in the first place ― even though they all said that he should be replaced by his running mate Mike Pence as the Republican nominee for president.

Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), Rep. Scott Garrett (R-N.J.) and Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Ala.) all confirmed on Tuesday that they will support the Republican ticket, even if it’s led by Trump instead of Pence, the governor of Indiana. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) said the same day that he would likely vote for Trump.

Over the weekend, the four were among the many high-profile Republicans who dropped their support for the nominee, after The Washington Post published 2005 video footage of Trump bragging about using his celebrity status to kiss and grope women without their consent.

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[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. After all the dirt that's been coming out today and tonight

they might have to re-unendorse him.

[radical noodle]

2. And now they'll have to unendorse him again.

Craziest election EVER.

[napkinz]

19. yep, what are they going to do tonight, tomorrow?

[underpants]

3. They're scared of his mob

He has them over the barrel.

[radical noodle]

20. Very true

They cannot win, no matter how they swing in the wind.

[malaise]

4. Men will jump tomorrow

and women too - rats will finally jump ship.

Hillary coming up from Vegas

[Johnny2X2X]

5. Going to unendorse again

This is a disaster.

[saltpoint]

6. Kind of a hokey-pokey dance going on.

I endorse him. Now I don't. But wait -- now I do again.

[annabanana]

9. lol... ♪♫ "And they turn themselves about"♫.. . . . .n/t

[saltpoint]

10. Yep. Probably the highest level of

engagement we could expect from Republicans.

[napkinz]

13. that's where Trump belongs ... in the pokey!

[saltpoint]

14. LOL!

[napkinz]

16. LOCK(er) HIM UP!

[saltpoint]

17. Hi, napkinz. That lower image -- with the t-shirt --

it strikes me how formally dressed Trump always is. And yet he advertises himself as a candidate of the working person.

There were a lot of things really wrong with this campaign before it ever got off the ground.

[napkinz]

18. yes, someone posted a thread yesterday

I think the subject line was "Trump calls himself a blue collar worker"

[demotux]

7. Schizophrenia ...

... thy name is GOP ...

[chillfactor]

8. rethugs are so damn STUPID!!!!

What are they going to do as more and more allegations come out about t'rump fondling more and more women? Hope they lose their seats with their re-endorsements of the slime ball.

[napi21]

11. They're all scared that THEY could lose their own elections and aren't sure which group

of voters is bigger, the Con supporters, or those who reject him.

[Stinky The Clown]

12. And what will they do now, after tonight's stories.

[Elwood P Dowd]

22. They will stand pat for a few days until the video of

Trump having a 3-way sex party with Ann Coulter and Sarah Palin is released.

[napkinz]

23. one member said "The Hokey Pokey"

last night a commentator on MSNBC said "The Twist"

[napkinz]

24. posted by n2doc

[Rex]

15. .

[spanone]

21. they have totally become an SNL skit

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they are steadfast in their wavering!!!