‘Republicans for Hillary’ List Released – Everyone on It Has ONE Odd Thing in Common

10 Aug, 2016 by Sierra Marlee

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Whether you believe in Donald Trump or not, I think all conservative/Republicans can agree that Hillary Clinton is NOT a viable answer.

Apparently the “Republicans For Hillary” didn’t get the memo.

From Allen B. West:

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It was clear that the Democrat establishment was in the tank for Hillary Clinton from day one. Relatively early in the race, all of the Party’s superdelegates (which seem to be insurance to ensure the Party gets the candidate it wants) rallied behind her, and that wasn’t all. As you know by now, a number of emails released in the recent DNC email hack prove the establishment had conspired against Bernie Sanders from the get-go, even going as far as planning to attack him over his religion (or lack thereof) in an attempt to discredit him.

The Democrat establishment was clearly for Hillary, but with essentially a populist candidate as the Republican nominee, is the Republican establishment with Her too? Trump has yet to be endorsed by those who promised to endorse the eventual Republican nominee during the first debate (John Kasich, Ted Cruz, and Jeb! Bush), and he’s been lacking in Congressional endorsements too.

Now, a group billing themselves as “Republicans for Clinton” released a list of its members, which you can read below, courtesy of the Daily Caller. Notice anything strange about the folks on this list?

Niki Christoff, Member of the policy staff of McCain for President 2008

James Clad, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asia

Patrick Cronin, Assistant Administrator for Policy and Program Coordination, USAID

James Filippatos, Assistant Administrator for International Affairs, FAA

Jana Chapman Gates, Speechwriter, U.S. Department of the Treasury

Jean Geran, Member of the Secretary of State’s Office of Policy Planning

Jim Glassman, Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs

Justin Kintz, Special Assistant External Affairs, U.S. Department of the Interior

Frank Lavin, White House Political Director

Phil Levy, Member of the Secretary of State’s Office of Policy Planning

Peter Mansoor, Colonel, United States Army

Todd Moss, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of African Affairs, State Dept

Ricardo Reyes, Deputy Assistant USTR for Public Affairs

Andrew Sagor, Special Assistant to the U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues

John Stubbs, Senior Advisor USTR

Colin Tooze, Member of the Office of Rep. Chris Cox (R-CA)

Dan Twining, Member of the Secretary of State’s Office of Policy Planning

John Veroneau, Deputy USTR

Davis White, Member of the White House Office of Public Liaison

Recognize anyone? Nope neither did I. Which leads one to question their motives. The group “Republican Women For Hillary,” for example, has financial ties to the Clinton campaign.

Who ARE these people and how Republican are they that they can throw their lot in with Hillary, who stands for everything that Repubs are supposed to be against?

Sierra Marlee

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