Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to: crazywater:

As per The Huffington Post, Huffpost's editor has stated that if Donald Trump is nominated, he will be covered as as a "Buffoon and Dangerous."

And well he should be so covered because that is exactly what this racist megalomaniac and potential dictator is----DANGEROUS!!!.

a reply to:Muse7:

Per The Los Angeles Times, John Kasich says that his alliance with Ted Cruz is not just a Stop Trump plan, but rather it is a Stop Hillary Clinton plan. Why? Because if Kasich is nominated he will beat Clinton in the general election! And Trump will lose to her!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per Politico Magazine, the latest polls show that even in Arizona, a Western state that usually votes republican, Hillary Clinton will even beat Donald Trump there!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

In a head to head match up , International Business Times indicates that Hillary Clinton would annihilate Donald Trump among the age 19 to 29 group by a margin of 61% to 29%, the largest such victory margin ever projected among young people in a Presidential election!

a reply to: Muse7:

As per The Chicago Tribune, the candidate in November best able to unify his or her party stands the best chance of winning the Presidential election and that can't really be analyzed until after the nominating conventions have been completed.

But the summary of polls to date indicate that Donald Trump has had a very difficult time uniting the Republican party behind him. He has in fact been extremely divisive.

There will be no problem for Hillary lining up the Democratic Party behind her once she formally wins the nomination and begins her election campaign against Trump around Labor Day.

The above does not bode at all well for The Trump-Ass!

a reply to: Muse7:

As per Esquire Magazine, Donald Trump is no more qualified to be President of the United States than an average opossum! This was true back in June and it will be equally true this November.

What Trump has been able to do is recognize the weakness in his opponents and use same to his advantage.

That is exactly what Hillary Clinton will do to Trump this fall, and she will have many "Trumpian" weaknesses to choose from indeed!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As per CBS News, Bernie Sanders has now effectively conceded the Democratic Party nomination to Hillary Clinton. But the battle for the Republican party nomination goes on!

a reply to:Muse7:

As per CNN, Donald Trump's attitude toward women will torpedo any hopes he has for the Presidency. He has already alienated a bit over half of America's population, and he has also alienated large swaths of the male half regarding those who admire and respect women.

By accusing Hillary Clinton of playing the women card and claiming that she lacks the toughness and stamina necessary to run for President, he has played right into her hands.

When the voters contrast Clinton's strengths with Trump's many weaknesses this fall, they will quickly see that there is no real option but to go with Clinton!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Fox News Insider, someone at the State Department actually committed perjury to cover up the Clinton E-Mail scandal regarding the cover up of the Benghazy, Libya terrorist attack. Whether or not this will result in any kind of criminal charges being brought against Clinton, however, is still very much in doubt, but all of this certainly points directly at Obama as being deeply involved in the said cover up.

a reply to:CrazyWater:


As per The Washington Post, Donald Trump thinks that ranting and raving like a clown is a sign of strength against Hillary Clinton but it is actually a sign of weakness and the doesn't even know it.

The would be dictator has no clue that he will be dealing with a totally different kind of voter in the National Election against Clinton this Fall, and that he will only be seen by them for what he really is. He is just making it that much easier easier for Clinton to expose him to the more sophisticated national electorate as a racist buffoon and phony empty kettle who disrespects women.

The result of all this will be Trump's Waterloo!

a reply to: CrazyWater:

Per Business Insider Magazine, Pennsylvania's unbound delegates could just possibly make the difference between whether Trump makes delegate majority on the first ballot in Cleveland, or whether there will be a contested convention where someone other than Trump gets the nomination on a later ballot.

One such unbound delegate switched from Trump to Cruz today for example, and there may be others to follow.

The above could make Trump's top quiver!

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per The Los Angeles Times, It is just not possible to imagine a reasonable Donald Trump no matter how he may try to tone down or mitigate his ranting and raging in a phony Trump 2 disguise going forward.

His foreign policy speech, if one can even call it that, only served to exhibit his total lack of knowledge and understanding of global issues and international relationships even though it was delivered in a calmer tone a la Trump 2.

a reply to: Crazywater:

When Donald Trump tries to explain that he is not an isolationist and wants to place America first, it becomes empty rhetoric when he also talks about pulling out of NATO and building walls amidst a constant denigration of Mexican and Muslim
immigrants.

Trump will only be seen by our world partners and allies as someone to fear, not someone with whom they can work let alone trust. That sounds like like what it is----isolationism!

This toxic cauldron of ignorance called Trump simply cannot be President of the United States in today's complex and troubled times. Our country can no longer survive as an island onto itself. We need our allies and friends and they need us!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per the Stanford Daily, former Speaker of the House, John Boehner, likens Ted Cruz to the devil and calls him "Lucifer In The Flesh." According to Boehner, Cruz was the most miserable person he ever worked with indicating that the Texas Senator was the one Presidential candidate he could not support.

With candidates like Trump and Cruz, how can the Republican Party consider anyone other than John Kasich as their nominee for President of the United States.

A Reply to Muse7:

Per the Week Magazine, Carly Fiorina emphatically states that the majority of Republicans nationwide simply do NOT want a President Trump.

Frankly why would anyone want Trump in the White House. That gorgeous and magnificent edifice was built for American Presidents, not for clowns!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

Signs saying "NO TRUMP ANYTIME" have been seen in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and Washington D.C.!

The country doesn't want Trump and people are beginning to see the light. The Republican Party better see the light too and they better see it NOW!

America will not accept a dictator, and buffoons belong in a circus, not in the oval office.

a reply to:Crazywater:

As per The Hill Magazine, Ted Cruz is saying that there is no alliance with John Kasich to stop Trump. The two of them have simply joined together for the purpose of sharing resources.

Kasich told his supporters in Indiana to vote for him in the big primary there on May3rd. So it really isn't an alliance to steer delegates away from either Cruz or Kasich to the other one.

But in any event, Trump must be stopped in Indiana or if will be very difficult to keep the would be dictator from the nomination.

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As per Reuters News, Donald Trump says the only card Hillary Clinton has to play is the "Womans Card." He says further that if Hillary was a man she would get only 5% of the vote.

It is difficult to imagine how alienating 50% of the voting electorate is a winning strategy for occupying the oval office.

But then no one ever figured Trump to be the sharpest tack on the board!

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

As per The Washington Observer, Donald Trump says he will easily beat Hillary Clinton because she is a flawed candidate and people don't like her. He also says that even women don't like her.

Polls show that nearly 70% of the women in America strongly dislike the Trump, and this buffoon has one of the highest overall unfavorability ratings of any presidentital candidate in recent memory.

It is true that Hillary Clinton is beatable given her history of scandals, the still pending private e-mail server issue, and the Benghazy terrorist attack investigation, but the totally unqualified Donald Trump is much more beatable as a result of his own legion of flaws including fraud, megalomania, racism, zenophobia, and absolutely no knowledge of even the most fundamental issues facing the country.

Trump will NOT defeat Hillary Clinton and this buffoon and would be dictator will never be our President!

a reply to: Muse7:

As per Politico Magazine, Ted Cruz has pulled out of Oregon and New Mexico while both he and John Kasich look ahead toward the crucial May 3 Indiana primary.

The May 17th Oregon Primary will take on added importance if Trump loses the Indiana primary. Kasich is again emphasizing that he is the only candidate who can beat Hillary Clinton in November and this not just empty political rhetoric on the campaign trail either. All the polls bear Kasich out on this claim.

Meanwhile the good people of Indiana are urged to vote for Governor Kasich on May 3rd and help "Dump The Trump."