Glenn Beck, Erick Erickson and other conservatives need to grow up and support Trump for the common good to defeat Hillary

27 Feb, 2016 by Samuel Gonzalez

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I was all set to fight for my guy Wis Gov. Scott Walker who dropped out so early in the GOP quest for president I don’t think anybody remembers him.

Last year I started out being a Rick Perry guy, before becoming a Herman Cain guy, then turning to Michelle Bachmann and ended up having no choice but support Romney. But, I fought for Romney.

The point I’m making is that I didn’t let my personal disappointment keep me from fighting for the eventual GOP nominee. For years I heard from the GOP establishment that I needed to support the mushy moderate they love to choose as their nominee. I didn’t want to, but I did it because I didn’t want eight years of Barack Obama.

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Donald Trump is has beaten out one of the largest GOP fields I’ve seen in my life. Everybody had a shot to take him out, but thus far it isn’t happening. I don’t think it will. So now is the time to put pettiness aside, act like grown men and women instead of children and do what’s right to beat Hillary.

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Samuel Gonzalez

Samuel Gonzalez is the editor-in-chief of The Last Tradition, a blog he started in April 2009. Samuel is one of the top Latino bloggers in the country and his blog has been linked by Gateway Pundit, Right Wing News, Instapundit, Legal Insurrection, American Thinker and other top conservative blogs. He's a strong Reagan conservative, a Rush Limbaugh disciple, an unconventional Evangelical who not only takes on Liberal orthodoxy, but also challenges other so-called soft conservatives afraid to buck political correctness.

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