GOP Is So Panicked Outsiders Trump or Carson Might Win, They Are

“It’s time for us to get serious about this, for us to come together as North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and for us to eliminate Isis”. The GOP doesn’t want Mitt Romney because he can win the White House.

According to other Republicans, a few in the party establishment are so desperate to change the dynamic that they are talking anew about drafting Romney – despite his insistence that he will not run again. “And we have to understand that there are people in the world who don’t think the way we do”. Instead, while Carson and Trump continue to pull ahead in early polling, Bush has fallen further behind, leaving officials disoriented.

Jowers said he is in contact with a few of the people from around the country involved in trying to draft Romney into the presidential race, but isn’t part of their effort. They think if we wind up having to become powerless tent dwellers like ISIS, maybe then they’ll leave us alone.

“It’s because of the president of the United States” failed policies, “leading from behind”, which has led to this chaos and renewed influence and growth of ISIS, ‘ McCain said yesterday, according to the Hill newspaper. At the Democratic debate Saturday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the fight against ISIS “cannot be an American fight, although American leadership is essential”.

Rumors are starting to fly that Republican elites are considering adding Mitt Romney to the Republican primary in a last-minute attempt to destabilize the popularity of non-traditional candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson, The Washington Post reported.

And as one person so succinctly put it: “He’s the kind of rich bastard that buys out politicians, rather than being a bought-out politician”. Kenneth G. Langone, a founder of Home Depot and a billionaire supporter of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, said he is troubled that many associates in the NY financial community have so far refused to invest in a campaign due to the race’s volatility.

Republicans said they’d get something done if given the majority, but now that they’re in power, they’re not putting bills on Obama’s desk. I care very deeply. As Haley describes it, the conservative voter’s ideal Congress is one that wastes its time crafting legislation created to be vetoed by the president.

“We’re potentially careening down this road of nominating somebody who frankly isn’t fit to be president in terms of the basic ability and temperament to do the job”, this strategist said. “We are getting to a critical point”.

Political observers in Iowa and New Hampshire, the states where the first votes will be cast in the presidential race, said it’s too soon for so much anxiety over the GOP field. Neither has the long time Congressman and current governor of OH, John Kasich.