Opinion of Romney-Hillary voters?

[🕴🏼Melior🕴🏼]

Massive FFs!

Donald Trump is a danger to this country. I'm no Romney fan (although he's not that bad for a Republican), but I appreciate the fact that these people didn't vote for Trump soley due to the fact that he has (R) next to his name. Many of these people voted against their own financial interests because they wanted to defeat a criminal, racist, xenophobic, fascist with no qualifications and who would be a potential danger to the security and well-being of this country. You may call these people "elitist" and "classist," but I completely disagree with this notion. They voted against Trump, and Trump wants to hurt poor minorities, thus they're not classist.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Massive HPs.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

I would not be surprised to find out Romney-Hillary voters were more racist than Obama-Trump voters, though I really don't care.

[TDAS04]

Better than Trump voters.  Not as good as Obama-Hillary voters.

[Illiniwek]

Massive FFs / people with at least half of a brain.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

They didn't do their part to stop killing babies.  I would say the same about Obama-Trump voters, unless they have had a massive epiphany since 2012.

[Antonio the Sixth]

They made the morally right choice and deserve to be commended for that, especially since most people of similar sociolodemographic extraction didn't. Still, many of them are responsible for a lot of the problems in American society that led to T***p's rise, and their general influence in politics has been extremely nefarious.

[Intell]

Trash.

[JA]

They didn't do their part to stop killing babies.  I would say the same about Obama-Trump voters, unless they have had a massive epiphany since 2012.

People like you are a little too obsessed with wanting to control the bodies, not only of other people, but of a completely different sex than yourself. If you hate abortions so much, I have a simple solution: don't have one.

As for Romney-Clinton voters, technically I'm one of those so I don't quite think I can call myself an HP.

[America Needs R'hllor]

FFs who hold onto their values and don't sell their souls for political gain.

[Goldwater]

Not as good as Romney-Johnson voters.

[LLR]

Better than the reverse but often Neoconservative so HP

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Courageous, in possession of spines, capable of ditching party for country, understanding how awful donald is, etc. Definitely not trash(sane, not judging them based on BS class politics)

Massive FFs,

Obama donald voters, on the other hand...

[mencken]

I made this helpful chart:

	Obama	Romney	Johnson
Trump	credulous moronsand some are good people	Republican hacks	FFs (like myself)
Clinton	HPs (leftists)	HPs (neocons)	HPs ()
Johnson	FFs (potheads)	hypocrites	Laputans

[Green Line]

The smartest, kindest, greatest people in the world.

[Phony Moderate]

Better than people who generalize large groups of the electorate as FF/HP.

[MT Treasurer]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

[Green Line]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Just because it bothers you doesn't make it any less true.

[mencken]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Just because it bothers you doesn't make it any less true.

https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/histdebt/histdebt_histo5.htm

[Green Line]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Just because it bothers you doesn't make it any less true.

https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/histdebt/histdebt_histo5.htm

The national debt is irrelevant.  SO.....

[mencken]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Just because it bothers you doesn't make it any less true.

https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/histdebt/histdebt_histo5.htm

The national debt is irrelevant.  SO.....

Can you name any quantifiable metric that could substantiate the claim that the Bush-era GOP embraced small government?

[Green Line]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Just because it bothers you doesn't make it any less true.

https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/histdebt/histdebt_histo5.htm

The national debt is irrelevant.  SO.....

Can you name any quantifiable metric that could substantiate the claim that the Bush-era GOP embraced small government?

Oh, I don't care about small government.  I was responding to the first part of his paragraph.

[MT Treasurer]

It's not like Trump was the first GOP politician who is/was a fraud. Bush basically ran on a "small gubmint", somewhat isolationist platform in 2000, and we all know what happened to that. He pandered to social conservatives because that was the only way he could win reelection in 2004, and we all know that he doesn't give a fyck about issues like abortion and gay marriage. But I guess Trump is a monster because he's said mean things and hurt their feelings and Bush is a "nice guy ff " despite all the damage caused by the Bush presidencies.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Romney voters didnt vote for Hillary because they like Hillary LMAO. They just considered her the lesser of two evils , and reluctantly voted for her. If Kasich,Bush, Rubio, Walker, Christe , and even paul  won the nomination they easily would have voted for the Republican. Even if Cruz was the Republican nominee a lot of them would have not voted for Hillary.

No instead the Populist Trump voters should join the Democratic Party because they like democrats want to implement policies what hurt small business and upper middle class workers.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Even before Trump, most of them were pretty terrible fits for the Republican Party of today. They should just join the Democrats (where their heart belongs) and quit bragging about how voting for Clinton (whether it is in 2016 or 1996) was the only morally acceptable thing to do and that every Republican voter in 2016 is a Dixiecrat, racist or populist. They also seem to have this strange idea that the Republican Party was literally perfect in the age of Bush and appreciated the values of small government and conservatism back then, which is simply not true.

Romney voters didnt vote for Hillary because they like Hillary LMAO. They just considered her the lesser of two evils , and reluctantly voted for her. If Kasich,Bush, Rubio, Walker, Christe , and even paul  won the nomination they easily would have voted for the Republican. Even if Cruz was the Republican nominee a lot of them would have not voted for Hillary.

No instead the Populist Trump voters should join the Democratic Party because they like democrats want to implement policies what hurt small business and upper middle class workers.

-Nonsense.