Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

Per Fox News, The Republican Party is in awful situation. If they nominate someone other than Trump, they risk losing Trump's supporters which would inure to Clinton's benefit, and if they nominate Trump they lose the election to Clinton for certain. If they turn to Ted Cruz, once again, they lose the election to Clinton for certain.

Either route is potentially bad for the Party, but by nominating someone other than Trump they would still be able to win back the White House IF and ONLY IF they nominate John Kasich who would likely still beat Clinton by a solid margin.

Reply to Muse7:
As per Business Insider Magazine:

The Republican Party has 62% of the American people finding it unfavorable, the worst rating it has had in the past twenty years.

Running candidates like Donald Trump and Ted Cruz for President certainly adds to the problem.The Party had better be aware that if either one of these disasters gets the G.O.P. nomination the entire party will come down in in a heap after Hillary Clinton's landslide victory in November.

It is time for the R.N.C. to start thinking more about what is better for America and the future of a viable two Party system than whether or not they may offend Donald Trump's supporters by denying him the nomination.

While they're at it, they better also start thinking about what it may mean for America if we have to face four more years of Obama policies in the person of Hillary Clinton, who will trounce Trump and handily beat Cruz.

There really is a simple solution to this entire mess. Nominate John Kasich, who will defeat Clinton and offer America a path out of the darkness and into the light of a better tomorrow!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As Per McClatchy D.C., Kasich supporters in Indiana are not happy about the prospect of possibly having to decide to vote for Cruz instead of their first choice, Kasich, in order to help beat Trump in the May3rd primary.

But they seem to understand that this is all they have left in the deck at this point because another victory by Trump could make it nearly impossible to deny him the nomination.

For the first time in many years, therefore, all eyes will be focused on Indiana on primary night there.

a reply to: Crazywater:

As Per Reuters news, twenty Anti Trump demonstrators were arrested out side a Trump rally in Southern California.

What is Trump so worried about that even outside his rally demonstrators had to be arrested. Wonder who instigated the violence?

Again First Amendment rights are in question.

The folks in Indiana need to send a definitive message on May 3rd. No Trump, No Way, Not Ever!!!

a reply to: Muse7:

Much has been said about how Obama leads from behind and how weak he has been during his time in office.

All one needs to do is look at the history and records of prior Presidents like J.F.K., F.D.R. Harry Truman, and Ronald Reagan and Obama simply looks exactly like he is by comparison----weak and leading from behind!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Business Insider Magazine, Donald Trump's caustic rhetoric and appeal to white identity politics have earned him a plurality in the Republican Primaries.

However, his rank racism and divisive tone have resulted in the simply awful poll numbers that clearly point to a huge electoral college loss to Hillary Clinton in the National Election in November.

Likewise, Cruz has an extreme conservative agenda that does not appeal to the broad spectrum that makes up the national electorate, and his personality is nearly as obnoxious as is Trump's. And that says a lot indeed. Which is why Cruz will also lose!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per Investor's Business Daily, There is mounting and further evidence of the Obama's State Department covering up evidence against Hillary Clinton regarding the private e-mail server scandal, and also there is now evidence that information requested by the Pentagon on the Benghazy, Libya scandal involving Clinton is being blocked by Obama.

The President is a crook and his likely successor is also a crook! Utterly disgusting! Sheer corruption!

a reply to:Muse7

As per The Columbus Dispatch, now John Kasich has begun vetting possible running mates too. It is obvious the governor plans to remain in the race at least for the time being despite the odds against him.

You just have to admire his grit and determination. Fine qualities for a presidential candidate by the way!

a reply to:CrazyWater:

Per The Hill Magazine: A new Poll has Cruz ahead in Indiana by double digits.

Although it is Cruz and not Kasich who is ahead, the poll suggests that perhaps the Kasich-Cruz alliance to stop Trump may be working after all, at least in Indiana. The main thing is that Trump looks like he will lose in the crucial Indiana primary and that his momentum will be slowed down. This is an important development in the "Dump the Trump" movement.

a reply to:Muse7:

As per The Washington Post, even if Donald Trump does win the Republican Presidential nomination, the G.O.P. may very well act behind the scenes to diminish Trump's chances to win the National election as bizarre as that may seem. Why? Because the G.O.P. bosses know that as President, Trump would basically destroy the party with his isolationist policies and ultimate resulting unpopularity with the American people when it becomes apparent that he is incompetent to handle the job.

It could come down to whether the G.O.P. wants to survive as a viable party more than they want to see Hillary Clinton defeated. But the Republican Party stands to be ruined anyway when Clinton wins the landslide electoral college victory over Trump predicted by all the polls.

Hence the party bosses better hope that "The Donald" is unable to win the Indiana Primary on May 3rd so as to increase the probability of an open convention in July.

a reply to:Muse7:

As per OZY Magazine, a newer poll now has Cruz and Trump neck and neck in Indiana and the stakes couldn't possibly be any higher because if Trump wins this primary he will be virtually unstoppable in his march to the nomination.

It is once again urged that the good folks in this vital Mid Western state do the right thing on May 3rd and vote against Trump so that there might still be an open convention in July that would be free to nominate a compromise candidate like John Kasich and thereby save America from both Trump and from Hillary Clinton!

a reply to:Crazywater:

As per PJ Magazine, encouraged by his wife Karen, John Kasich is staying in the race despite his poor showing in the primaries to date in order to give the people a choice. Because as Karen puts it to him, "someone's got to do it."

With the other choices we have this election cycle, indeed someone's got to do it, and John Kasich is that someone!

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per the Hill Magazine, Hillary Clinton is strongly leaning toward Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio as her running mate. He is a very liberal progressive and Bernie Sanders approves of the Senator. Bernie would therefore be more inclined to help Clinton unify the Democratic Party for the Fall National election against Trump if Clinton chose Brown as her Veep.

Since it is obvious that the Republicans will never be united with Trump as their candidate, a unified Democratic Party behind Clinton will give her a marked advantage over Trump.

a reply to:Muse7:

As per The Federalist Magazine, Ted Cruz and Carly Fiorina are barnstorming Indiana in a last ditch effort to prevent Trump from winning the May 3rd primary. They are aware, as does John Kasich, that Indiana might well be the last chance to stop the Trump and force an open convention.

One elderly lady there commented that if Trump wins, it will mean God intends to force us to our knees.

It won't be God who forces America to it's knees but the would be dictator sure intends to do it. Trump simply MUST NOT become President!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per The Chicago Tribune, Kasich supporters in Indiana would be well advised to vote for Ted Cruz in order to deny the state primary to Trump. Cruz and Trump are within a couple points of each other while Kasich is far behind in the latest polls so if Indiana's folks vote for Kasich instead of Cruz, it would cost Cruz the Indiana delegates but Trump would then easily win the primary and the bulk of Indiana's delegates. There is no path to the 1,237 majority for either Kasich or Cruz. Only Trump can reach majority before the convention and that is what must be prevented at all costs.

In light of the above, Kasich is essentially shooting himself in the foot when he urges Indiana voters to choose him over Cruz, and it basically obviates the Kasich-Cruz strategy to stop Trump.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Reuters News, Anti Trump protests have broken out in California for the second straight day.

It is obvious that despite Trump's commanding lead in the race for the Republican Presidential nomination, huge numbers of Americans are steadfastly against him and well they should be.

There is a sense of doom for the country if this would be dictator is allowed to wed his enormous ego to the raw power of the American Presidency. "Power Corrupts and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely."

And Donald Trump was already corrupt to begin with!

a reply to:Crazywater:

Per The Christian Science Monitor, an Anti Trump protester was thrown out of a rally for the third straight time shouting "Trump is a Fascist."

He is and there lies the problem for the American people. No one wants an Adolph Hitler like fascist dictator in the White House in the person of the racist , Donald Trump!

But then no one really wants the crony capitalist and scandal ridden Clinton who just can't be honest and has a serious problem with the truth in the White House either.

For more on this subject, please see "Trump v Clinton, How About Neither Of Them" elsewhere on this site.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per CBS News, John Kasich stated that while he himself doesn't endorse gay marriage, he acknowledged that he has attended a gay marriage ceremony involving someone he knew and respected.

Kasich also said that in his view, religion was about loving your neighbor as yourself.

This man is a moderate and wants to unify America rather than divide it. He wants to build relationships between human beings rather than build walls.

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As Per The Huffington Post, Marco Rubio, of all people is warming up to Donald Trump. He says Trump's performance has improved lately.

Of all the disappointing things that have occurred in this election cycle this one is the most disappointing. If anything, Trump's performance has only gotten worse!

This is the wrong band wagon to jump on, Marco!

a reply to:Muse7:

As per The Hill Magazine, Donald Trump is finding the going tough trying to find a Republican willing to run on the same ticket with him.

And who can blame them? Why would anyone in their right mind want to run on a ticket with a would be dictator?