Mark McKinnnon  is the Benedict Arnold of the Republican Party.

Nothing surprises me any more and the following is betrayal in the highest form.  The Elite Republicans are traitors to the American people.  After you read this you will understand. The Elites have double-crossed the American people.  We see how McConnell and Boehner are always voting with Obama and why we can’t seem to bring any bills across because these Elites are Democrats.  This has been going on for 6.5 years.

For some time I have had this feeling that  something was going on in the party and now it comes out that Mark McKinnon was a Democrat before he came to work for the Bush II to help in his election campaign.  He worked for Ann Richards – how much more democrat can you be.  So that is why the Elite Republicans are becoming Socialists and constantly voting with Obama and why we are having so much trouble in the party.

This McKinnon is a dirt bag and that is why we have lost the last two elections.  We need to kick every one of those Elite Republicans out of the party.  They are working with Obama to wreck this country.

2016 ELECTION

Trump panic: GOP establishment floats Romney 3rd-party candidacy

Former G. W. Bush aide (MARK MCKINNON WHO WAS A DEMOCRAT STRATEGIST)  envisions ‘New Republican Party’

Published: 1 day ago

WASHINGTON – The Empire strikes back?

First, the Republican Party made Donald Trump sign an oath of loyalty by pledging to support its eventual presidential nominee and not run as a third-party candidate.

Now, the establishment GOP may be planning to do the very thing it made Trump promise not to do: bolt from the Republican party and run a third-party campaign.

Mark McKinnon, former President George W. Bush’s chief media strategist, suggested a scenario to NPR the GOP elite might follow if it looks like Trump will win the party’s presidential nomination.

The Republican establishment completely freaks out. They get together and say, this is unacceptable, but it looks like it’s going to happen. So we go off, and we create a new Republican Party as an Independent candidacy and draft somebody who’s tanned, rested and ready to go and with a lot of money, somebody like Mitt Romney,” speculated McKinnon.

Former Rep. Steve Stockman, R-Texas, was floored by that.

“I think it’s absolutely hypocritical and crazy for the moderates to sit there and lecture conservatives about a third party and then turn around and practically advocate that for one of their own,” he told WND.

Stockman pointed out that Republicans don’t come any more moderate than McKinnon himself, considering he was an adviser to Democrats before he was tapped to help elect Bush in 2000.

McKinnon is a former Democratic consultant who had helped the late Texas Gov. Ann Richards and presidential candidate Michael Dukakis before joining the Bush team.

Stockman said that made him a favorite interview of such left-leaning media outlets as NPR, because they could portray his views as representing Republicans.

“Think about it,” said the former lawmaker. “This is a Bush consultant. The establishment trashed Trump for refusing to rule out a third party run. Now this guy turns around and suggests a prominent Republican may want to do the very same thing.”

“It’s like when rich kids don’t win the game, they turn the table over, pout and run off,” he added.

McKinnon did make sure to  call a GOP establishment candidate third-party run “wild and improbable” but Stockman questioned why he brought it up at all.

“Sounds like a trial balloon,” to see how it plays, mused Stockman.

It was one of three campaign scenarios McKinnon envisioned, but they all seemed to designed to dump Trump.

The consultant said it was unlikely establishment Super PAC money could stop the front-runner now.

McKinnon thought it was most likely Trump would not capture enough delegates to win the nomination, but enough of them to make him “a real nuisance at the convention where he can leverage some agreement or get something out of it so that he can walk away with a win.”

That’s when McKinnon offered the third-party scenario, just in case it eventually looks like Trump may win.

Trump signed the pledge to support the Republican nominee on Sept. 3.

Some critics called that a savvy move because it meant the party, in turn, would have to support Trump if he became the nominee.

At least one former Bush adviser (McKinnon)  seems to have other ideas.  This guy needs to be fired – he is a traitor and is an enemy plant in the party.

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