2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumTrump's Florida spokesperson resigns as campaign responds to allegations of Cuba payoffs
It seems almost impossible that, on a morning where the Republican nominee is urging America to watch a sex tape as part of an effort to shame a woman he hasnt seen in over a decade, and dealing with an expanding investigation into his slush fund/"charity" where the list of violations seems to grow every day, that there could be another big wave about to break over the Trump campaign.
Readers of the Miami Herald are waking up to more news about Trump's activities in Cuba and it has Florida politics on a high boil.
Revelations that Donald Trumps hotel and casino company secretly spent money trying to do business in Cuba in violation of the U.S. trade embargo roiled Miami politics Thursday, forcing top Cuban-American Republicans to express concern about Trumps dealings while maintaining that the allegation isnt reason enough to disavow the presidential nominee yet.
Some people may not be at the disavow stage, but others clearly are, as Trumps Florida spokesperson Healy Baumgardner, resigned this week.
"It is clear the campaign is now going in a direction I am no longer comfortable with."
http://m.dailykos.com/story/2016/9/30/1576258/-Trump-s-Florida-spokesperson-resigns-as-campaign-responds-to-allegations-of-Cuba-payoffs
C_U_L8R
(44,998 posts)Having Trump on your resume may not have been such a good career move.
Beside, they likelihood that Donald will stiff you and not pay your final paychecks
seems pretty high. I think we're seeing the trickle turn into a flood for the exits.
MineralMan
(146,286 posts)They know that they're doomed if they stay aboard.
GWC58
(2,678 posts)screwed either way. Their reputation flushed down the shitter, along with a non existent paycheck!
Koinos
(2,792 posts)But there are lots of clueless rats waiting for the chance to come on board. Trump can sign up the less illiterate ones at his rallies.
They won't get paid, of course; but that's another thing about which they are completely ignorant.
The farce is strong with these supporters.
Mc Mike
(9,114 posts)ailsagirl
(22,896 posts)These sure ain't
Koinos
(2,792 posts)It appears that we are dealing with something other than homo sapiens, when it comes to the Trump devolutionary line.
I feel I must apologize to rats for comparing them to deplorables, in that event.
ailsagirl
(22,896 posts)Lots of reasoning from the Dems-- zip, none, nada from repukeland
Stuart G
(38,416 posts)sarae
(3,284 posts)Healy Baumgardner has just now decided the Trump campaign is "going in a direction I am no longer comfortable with"?
What was the last straw for her?
LiberalLovinLug
(14,173 posts)Its not "the Trump campaign is "going in a direction", its new revelations of previous directions that their candidate has gone in the past that is forcing the Trump campaign to answer difficult questions.
Orsino
(37,428 posts)NOT.
Nitram
(22,791 posts)So far it isn't incessant lies and then lies about lies, or bigoted attacks on entire groups of minorities, or vulgar attacks on women, or bribes to do illegal business in Cuba (although that last one apparently came close for some Florida Hispanic Republicans).
Dump The Rump
(26 posts)If we can sink his ship with a single word then we deserve to win. When you have something to say about him use T RUMP and remember the part of a horse that goes over the fence last. T RUMP describes him to a T.
FailureToCommunicate
(14,012 posts)mountain grammy
(26,619 posts)rats on a sinking ship. Wish they'd all drown. They deserve it.
tclambert
(11,085 posts)Marthe48
(16,935 posts)How many Trump employees have left? If they left without a paycheck, as Conservatives, will they sign up for unemployment, etc?
LeftRant
(524 posts)Some are just slower to get there