Remember last week when Trump said the convention speakers list was "totally filled" ??

I remember seeing it right here on DU and my first reaction was ... well, he lies 97% of the time so I'm going to go with he is 'totally lying' that the speaker list is filled.

And here we are with less than a week before the convention and as far as I can tell.. no list!

IMHO Trump is in way over his head. And he is too much of an asshole to listen to any advice, but at the same time he is such an incompetent dumbass he can't do it himself.

The RNC convention is looking more and more like it is going to be an even bigger clusterfuck than everyone thought

Stock up on popcorn and beverages, next week is going to be one hell of a show!

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I did a quick google and couldn't find anything with the full list, but I did find this from NBC about a day or 2 ago ...


http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/trump-s-rnc-still-mystery-despite-boasts-n607021

Trump's RNC Still a Mystery Despite Boasts

More than a week after boasting that the speaker slots for the Republican National Convention were "totally filled," Donald Trump's plans for Cleveland are still a mystery.

Trump promised his list would be released on Wednesday, only to announce that day that he'd delay its release to Thursday to focus more on Hillary Clinton's email scandal. But the candidate seemed unable to focus on the scandal — the biggest political gift yet of his troubled campaign — and spent more time talking about decades-old business dealings than the convention. The deadly shooting in Dallas on Friday sidelined planned politics the next day, but Trump and his campaign have been silent in the days since on when the convention speakers list would be announced, and did not respond to repeated requests from NBC News.

With mere days before the event kicks off in earnest (platform committee meetings are already underway this week), we know more about who won't be in Ohio to see Trump accept the Republican Party nomination than who will: 2012 nominee Mitt Romney and 2008 nominee John McCain won't attend, with the latter citing his competitive reelection bid. The Bush family — which includes the party's only two living past presidents and a 2016 candidate, Jeb, who Trump mocked mercilessly — won't be attending, nor will Ohio's popular Republican Gov. John Kasich, who ran against Trump this year as well.

Also not attending according to reports? New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte, Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, Gov. Nikki Haley, Utah's Rep. Mia Love, "God Bless the USA" song writer Lee Greenwood, conservative rocker Ted Nugent, and New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady. A number of corporate sponsors are taking a pass, too, as aligning your brand with the polarizing nominee proves to be more liability than perk.


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