Rep. Brooks: In 12-18 Months, Trump Voters ‘Are Going To Regret Their Vote’

“You have to focus on the issues. I understand why voters are angry, but we have to channel that anger away from something that will ultimately be destructive to their goals to something that is constructive. For example, moral values voters, wouldn’t you rather have a Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz who have a history of personal life and public life of standing for moral values in their personal lives and in their public lives? I think that’s important [indecipherable] to the evangelical community. If you want people who are opposed to tax increases, I think it’s very important to look at some of the things that Donald Trump says he’s going to spend money on, which begs the question of, where is the money going to come from? Are we going to continue to go into debt, which will result into bankruptcy, which of course, is an area that Donald Trump can claim expertise having been through it four times. The other candidates can’t claim that. So, there are issues out there that we need to focus on. And then, with respect to Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio — Marco Rubio really needs to get up the ghost because our Republican party nominee is not going to be in favor of someone who supports amnesty that enables illegal aliens to take jobs from Americans who are in desperate need of those jobs and to suppress the wages of Americans who are struggling to make for living, at least those Americans who are able to get jobs. And so it really is going to come down to either Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. And if it doesn’t come down to that, then Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee and we’ll have to work our way through that over the next 12 to 8 months. But I can promise that a very large number of Donald Trump voters, 12 to 18 months from now they’re going to regret their votes for Donald Trump.”