#partyoftrump Hangover

GOP Chair Reince Priebus made the rounds on morning shows yesterday to assure the public that the Republican Party would unify behind presumptive nominee Donald Trump before the election in November, but even a little Bailey’s-in-cereal hair of the dog can’t cure the massive Trump hangover the GOP is feeling this week. Wall-to-wall cable coverage highlighted the “mutiny” within the party and “crisis” the GOP is facing, with prominent Republicans burning their voter registration cards and still pledging to #NeverTrump. But most awkwardly, while Priebus touted party unity in two televised interviews, Trump said within the same hour that he doesn’t “want everybody” to unite behind him. A note to our friend Reince – before you go on national TV preaching about party unity, you might want to make sure you’re on the same page as your party’s presumptive presidential nominee.

We got to unify and we will unify. Republicans are burning their voter registration cards. Those doing it say leaving the GOP is better than voting for Trump as president. In terms of party unity there seems to be something of a mutiny. He is the weakest candidate. He is gonna get destroyed by Hillary Clinton. This is going to cost us a Senate and put the House in jeopardy. It's time to unite. It's time to come together. 6 in 10 Republican primary voters saying they're scared at a Trump presidency And we will unify but this is what today starts. McCain an adviser Mark Salter tweeted "The GOP is going to nominate for president a guy who read the national enquirer an thinks it's on the level I'm with her." People like me who identify the with the Republican Party and not the principles of Donald Trump has espoused. have a real crisis to confront. The one person who has no ability to unite the republican party is Donald Trump. His mindset is I don't need these people. I don't think it's imperative that the entire party come together We got to unify. And we will unify. I don't want everybody.