[ExI] FW: trump

[William Flynn Wallace]

Difference is: Pence is a stable person-- Trump is not. Pence might be able
to put together a coalition; whereas Trump in the long run is going be
politically refractory.  Alan Brooks

As Trump seems to be doing no damage so far, I'd almost rather he stay
there so the Repubs can keep getting bad flak (as opposed to good flak?)
and the Demos regain control of Congress.  But kicking him out seems to me
the only way the Repubs can get anything done, though it may be that the
Tea Party is doing more damage to the Repubs than Trump is.

bill w

On Fri, Aug 25, 2017 at 7:55 AM, spike <spike66 at att.net> wrote:

> Forward from a long time lurker:
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> *From:* Alan Brooks [mailto:alaneugenebrooks52 at yahoo.com]
> *Sent:* Thursday, August 24, 2017 10:32 PM
> *To:* spike66 at att.net
> *Subject:* trump
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> [Spike, would you post this- please?]
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> OK.  s
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> "...if they replaced him and the
> dysfunctioning stayed the same.  Which I think it would because Pence is in
> bed with the Tea Party, and there's no way that can gather majority
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> Difference is: Pence is a stable person-- Trump is not. Pence might be
> able to put together a coalition; whereas Trump in the long run is going be
> politically refractory.  Alan Brooks
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