Jim Shella: What happens to the GOP if Trump loses, wins?

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One thought on “Jim Shella: What happens to the GOP if Trump loses, wins?

  1. This is a sad year for Americans. There isn’t much of a choice and no one worth voting for. Silly me, I want someone with integrity that actually cares about America. We’ve got a puppet who is controlled by her party and a jerk who is running his mouth and has been indicted on several crimes. That’s not much of an option. I don’t understand why there wasn’t more people running against these 2. I sure wish Ben Carson was running again. But the way he was treated last time he ran, I don’t blame him.

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