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Argie,  Please get this to Mitt Romney through as many channels as you can. And please give me personally whatever endorsement you  care to give concerning my integrity and knowledge.

 Mr. Romney,

I was a supporter of yours and campaigned for you vigorously. I was appalled at the false and malicious attacks made  against you by the Democrats as one of their techniques to win elections. Now, the same   tactics are being employed wholesale against Donald Trump. My personal experience with those who know Donald Trump very well  in New York state unequivocally that he is not a racist, he is not  a bigot.

 My main concern is Iran.  Until one year ago I had first-hand on the ground knowledge of what their nuclear and missile programs were doing. They are actively developing an electromagnetic pulse attack capability. They are rapidly developing intercontinental missile delivery capabilities. They are actively working on developing war heads capable of carrying nuclear weapons. They have established missile, nuclear and other relationships with North Korea. Iran is  now in position to use their hard currency to purchase these capabilities from North Korea,.[ NK has been a willing seller.]

  A vote for Hillary continues  this Iranian thrust to domination of the Middle East and subordination of US interests in South America, Africa  etc.  Your image and voice are now being used in the Clinton campaign. Thus, you have  become a tool which will help destroy my country, my family, and the state of Israel.

What should   responsible  Republicans do to preserve the United States of America and the Republican Party? Surround Trump with competent people and with useful policy ideas  that can prevail  for the good of the country.

 WIN FIRST…. THEN KEEP FIGHTING… PUSH FOR SELECTED PROGRAMS .SURROUND TRUMP WITH COMPETENT PEOPLE AND WITH USEFUL POLICY IDEAS  THAT CAN PREVAIL  FOR THE GOOD OF THE COUNTRY.

 If Trump is elected is likely that the house and the Senate will remain Republican. Both House and Senate would have responsible Republican leadership. To get something through Republicans would have to be united and gain Democratic votes. This means that there is a reasonable chance of control of an unreasonable Donald Trump while there is no chance of control of an unreasonable Hillary Clinton.

A president brings in approximately 3000 appointees. Instead of fighting Trump, the intellectual wing of the Republican Party should do exactly what they did when they strongly  influenced Trump's  possible  Supreme Court appointee list.  This pool should be flooded with qualified people who are  sympathetic and supportive of basic Republican aims.

If  Trump wins then he will face  the opposition of  most Democrats and some Republicans. There is likelihood that the Republicans will maintain control of the Senate and of the house. This would place the Senate leadership in the house leadership in a bargaining position  in regard to any White House initiatives. This is a much better position for the country and for the conservatives.  Conversely in a Clinton White House conservatives   would win nothing and probably lose from the positions that they previously gained.


Howard Laitin

 And now let us turn to  how you, Mitt Romney, and others that I admire such as Lindsey Graham have been turned into tools to elect Hillary Clinton and continue the Iranian rush to nuclear capability, domination of the Middle East, and the potential catastrophic damage both physically and politically of the United States.

New Hillary Ad Features Romney, Sasse, Graham Attacking Trump

By Cathy Burke   |   Saturday, 10 Sep 2016 

WATCH THE VIDEO:   ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZK14tyDCLE&ab_channel=HillaryClinton

Republicans make the case against Donald Trump in a new television ad for Hillary Clinton.

The 30-second spot, "Agree," features the anti-Trump remarks of GOP Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Jeff Flake of Arizona, as well as from 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

"I just cannot support Donald Trump," GOP Maine Sen. Susan Maine is finally shown saying, followed by the words: "Unfit. Dangerous. Even for Republicans."

The ad is part of an already existing broadcast and cable ad campaign in Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and the Omaha media markets, the Saint Peters Blog reports. 

Trump hit back at his videotaped critics Saturday, tweeting it was "really sad that Republicans would allow themselves to be used in a Clinton ad."

Really sad that Republicans would allow themselves to be used in a Clinton ad. Lindsey Graham, Romney, Flake, Sass. SUPREME COURT, REMEMBER!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 10, 2016

Though the Clinton campaign touted the Democratic nominee's "ability to work across the aisle to get things done," according to CNN, the release comes in the wake of her inflammatory remarks that half of Trump's supporters are "deplorables." 

Clinton quickly expressed her "regret" for lumping "half" of his supporters into that category, saying "That was wrong."