has anyone from the republican leadership condemned the racism?

[spanone]

mitch mcconnell?

john boehner?

eric cantor?

anyone condemned mr trump?

he is leading in the republican polls....

silence is support

[Drale]

1. Why would they do that?

They are cheering so loud on the inside that you can almost hear it.

[spanone]

3. that's a frightening thought. they should remember that most folk voted for the President

[Drale]

7. Republicans don't care about the past

The war in Afghanistan shows that very clearly.

[Contrary1]

2. No. Because they are grateful for it. n/t

[malaise]

4. Of course not

Remember they don't tell members of the ReTHUG base how to think.

[mysuzuki2]

5. condem it?

hell, they wallow in it!

[Fire Walk With Me]

6. Boehner didn't shed a single crocodile's tear over it.

Remember that this is the organization that screwed with the Democratic nominees, knocking out Kucinich, then Edwards, leaving us with two candidates they felt it would be very unlikely anyone would actually vote for: a woman and a black man. They worked harder and left us with the black man, whom they obviously thought could not possibly get elected.

Bwahahaha. Obama is the smartest guy in the room and they're out of weapons.

[AlinPA]

8. Those three are out of the picture now. It's Trump, Bachman, Palin, Gingrich, Huckabee, and the

rest of the wackos.

[spanone]

9. i think they are allowing this to happen. scary stuff.

[immoderate]

10. What could they say without drawing attention to their own hypocrisy?

They are softer, but white supremacists nonetheless. Having never done anything but screw minorities what can they say about Trump? That's great, because I am sure they are embarrassed by it. And they can't say anything.

It's not the ashamed type of embarrassment, it's the shown-up horse's ass type of embarrassment.

--imm

[undeterred]

11. That's like asking if anyone from the royal family has condemned

the institution of the monarchy. No, and they're not going to.

[LynneSin]

12. Hey, the GOP was the party that had the first person of color serve as the Speaker