If attacking Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and other Republicans after the GOP convention was not disgusting enough, Trump has continued doing what he does best. Donald Trump is using liberal attack points to attack all Republicans. Why is the nominee of the Republican party attacking Republicans? The nominee should be defending Republican values. As conservatives, we recognize attacks from liberals when they occur and Trump keeps proving that he is still a liberal and does not deserve to be the nominee of the GOP.
Last night on O’Reilly, Trump said the minimum wage should be increased and that it was not “very Republican” of him to say. Why would the GOP nominee say this? Here are his remarks:
Trump tells O’Reilly he would like to raise the minimum wage to $10 an hour pic.twitter.com/kzO2yXkOxo
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) July 27, 2016
The Right Scoop rightly observed his flipflop on the issue:
Don’t miss out on the fact that he says, “I know it’s not very Republican to say but you need to help people.” I guess that’s what you get when you elect a liberal to the Republican ticket – he’s going to constantly attack us by using liberal talking points.
Here’s when he said he was opposed to Hillary’s $15 minimum wage hike, and followed up by saying he was opposed to ALL minimum wage hikes by saying wages are too high:
Fan-frickin’-tastic.
Isn’t the supposed genius businessman supposed to know how the economy runs? If he did, wouldn’t he have more certain and less pliable notions about how to fix it? I guess not….
Just one of many flipflops while attacking Republicans. Trump seems like he is on every side of an issue and he probably has been. His positions change depending upon who he is talking to at that time. This is the work of a con man who is trying to hide his true opinions and only wants to sound like what he thinks his supporters want to hear.
