Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to:Crazywater:

As per The Huffington Post, asking Donald Trump if he is sexist is tantamount to asking if Trump has bad hair!

I'm afraid there is much more wrong with this dude than bad hair. How about a BAD BRAIN!

a reply to:Muse7:

Per CNN News, Cruz is calling Trump bitter, angry, petty and bigoted.

Surely, the racist Trump is all of these things, but Cruz is just as much to be shunned by America given his lack of respect for the Separation of Church and State as demonstrated by his remark that he is first a Christian and second an American. It should be the other way around, Ted!

a reply to:Muse7:

Per The Washington Post, Marco Rubio has been heavily criticized for saying that Donald Trump has improved regarding the racist's recent speech on foreign policy. Or even worse that Rubio would back Trump if the would be dictator is nominated.

How has Trump improved? By advocating we pull out of NATO, abandon South Korea, place nuclear weapons in Europe, South Korea, and Japan, and leave the Syrian civil war to Putin to handle?

No politician promised so much this election cycle or inspired so many, and no politician was unfortunately more disappointing.

And that is a shame. Perhaps with more experience and a few more years under his belt, Rubio will gain in stature for another run at high office.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per ABC/Good Morning America, President Obama said that Donald Trump is not equipped to be President and predicted that the Democratic Party nominee would defeat him in November.

We already know that Trump is totally unfit for the office, but it was Obama who created this monster with an awful economic policy leading to wage stagnation and underemployment, combined with a cowardly foreign policy which has resulted in a decay in our military capabilities, and a loss of respect from our allies.

Even worse the U.S. is being pushed around in Europe by Putin and in Asia by China. Even N. Korea is showing increased defiance.

Meanwhile, Isis continues on the march in Iraq, Syria, and now also in Libya.

In an environment as described above, an ego driven demagogic racist megalomaniac and would be dictator, Donald Trump, rose in stature on the disgruntled fears and hopelessness in our country by promising to make America great again, without even the foggiest idea of how to go about doing it, and all the while knowing that his real intent was to make himself feel great again so as to cover up his actual gross inferiority complex.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per Newsmax, Cruz and Trump are literally neck and neck in Indiana according to the latest overall poll averages , with one poll showing Cruz ahead by 16% and another showing Trump ahead by 15%. Kasich is a distant third.

This one is coming down to the wire and a great deal rides on it. A HUGE responsibility rests on the shoulders of the people of Indiana.

Come on, folks. "DUMP THE TRUMP!"

a reply to:Muse7:

As per The Washington Post, the race for the nomination does have another month to go, culminating on June 7th with the huge California and New Jersey Republican Primaries.

California and New Jersey in combination offer more than enough delegates to clinch the nomination for Trump on the first ballot in Cleveland in July, but first Trump has to win them.

On the other hand, if Trump were to lose in both California and New Jersey, even a win tonight in Indiana would not clinch the nomination for him and there could still be a brokered convention, unlikely as that possibility appears right now.

It Ain't Over Till It's Over!

a reply to: Crazywater

As per The Washington Post, Donald Trump says he will beat Hillary Clinton in November and that it will be easy because "he hasn't even started to go after her yet."

Trump is delusional. He doesn't understand that he'll be facing an entirely different, better educated and more sophisticated electorate in the Fall than he hypnotized in Hitleresque fashion before Republican audiences during the Primaries, and the zenophobic racist pig will have his ass handed to him on a silver platter along with his orange wig (or if you prefer bad weave job) in the torrent of an electoral landslide victory by the Democratic candidate, most likely Hillary Clinton!

America hates demagogues and dictators!

a reply to:Crazywater:

Trump is accusing Ted Cruz's father as being tied to the J.F.K. slaying based on an article in "The National Inquirer," a tabloid trash magazine. Cruz's father has been on the campaign with his son in Indiana.

This is perhaps the lowest thing I've ever seen a politician do but then Trump is Trump! There is obviously not even a scintilla of truth in Trump's remarks which were made in an attempt to gain an advantage over Cruz in the Indiana primary voting.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per The Week Magazine, the chances that anyone will be referring to Donald Trump as President Elect this Fall are virtually zero because Hillary Clinton will win battleground states totaling 240 electoral college votes and will then easily pick up way more than enough votes in the swing states to exceed the required 270 electoral votes necessary to win the election and become the next President.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per The Washington Post, Democratic Massachusetts Senator, Elizabeth Warren, called Donald Trump a "Toxic Stew Of Hate" today!

How true. But the would be dictator will be tasting that toxic stew himself in November when the Democratic Party nominee, probably Hillary Clinton, will be shoving the poison right down his throat with an avalanche of electoral college votes that will give her the Presidency, and deprive the zenophobic bigot of what, for Trump, was never anything more than a new toy he could buy to help feed his gargantuan ego!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per CNN Politics and News, John Kasich will remain in the race and oppose Donald Trump right to the end. He will compete against Trump in the California and New Jersey Primaries on June 7th and hope that the delegates who had previously supported Cruz in those states will now support the Ohio governor given Cruz's sudden and surprising withdrawal from the race following the Indiana Primary.

The stark contrast between a candidate who has the qualifications to be President and a candidate totally unqualified for the office will hopefully be impossible to ignore when the diverse and more knowledgeable voters in these two delegate rich states go to the polls on June 7th.

Although the odds are long, perhaps John Kasich can catch lightening in a bottle and prevent the would be dictator, racial bigot, and megalomaniac from reaching the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination prior the the July convention after all.

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per The New York Times, Donald Trump is the most volatile and least prepared presidential candidate in modern times. Indeed he sees the Presidency only in terms of deal making, not in terms of concrete domestic and foreign policy.

He is far worse than just volatile and unprepared. His ignorance of international affairs, isolationist policies, out of control hatred and anger, racial bigotry, and narcissism make him a threat to the domestic tranquility of our country and could lead to a Third World War with the proliferation and use of nuclear weapons.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per Politico Magazine, Hillary Clinton is already in the process of preparing a "Swing State Ambush" of Donald Trump in the November National Election where she will win the presidency overwhelmingly in the Electoral College when these delegate rich areas are combined with an almost certain victory in all or most all of the major battleground states.

Trump should be afraid. He should be very afraid! Because come November 8th, the would be dictator is going to find an entire nation "not being nice" to him!

a reply to: Gazroc:

As per The AP, a U.S. Federal Judge has stated that he may order Hillary Clinton to testify under oath in a deposition whether she used her private E-Mail Server to evade public records disclosure.

This investigation is continuing despite efforts by the President and his State Department to block and undermine same, but the likelihood is that ultimately nothing will come of it and Clinton will run as the Democratic nominee in November.

Bernie Sander's victory in the Indiana primary was most probably nothing more than just a temporary blip in Clinton's march to the Democratic Party nomination.

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

As per Time Magazine, a growing number of prominent Republicans, staring into the abyss of a huge defeat to the Democrats in November, are shifting their voting preference from Trump to Hillary Clinton, finally preferring their country's interests over party loyalty.

Likewise increasing numbers of American voters have stated their intention to sit this one out so as not to forced to vote against their conscience when they don't want either Trump or Clinton in the White House.

Finally, large numbers of people and some celebrities have indicated that they have plans in place to move to Canada rather than live under a prospective Donald Trump presidency in America.

IMHO, they need not worry because Trump will lose big time in November because we don't like would be dictators and racial bigots in our country!

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

Per The Washington Post, thousands of people, including women, minorities, and folks who think for themselves are still very much into "Never Trump" and this is without regard to race.

Notice to Donald Trump:
We don't like you and we're not going to be nice to you. You're fired!

a reply to: Muse7:

John Kasich has now dropped out of the race for the Republican Presidential nomination. While I can't say I'm surprised, I'm certainly very disappointed because Kasich only yesterday assured all those still pulling for him, which included myself, that he was in all the way to California, even saying "California here I come!"

One more bad turn of events, and one more disappointment.

Kasich's move all but assures Trump the nomination and a "Trump v Clinton, How About Neither Of Them"? national election in November.

But the greatest disappointment is that Trump could have ever been a candidate for the highest offine in our land in the first place when he isn't qualified to work at any responsible honest job.

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

As per Politico Magazine, John Kasich told the GOP "I'm your only hope now" after Cruz dropped out. It sure didn't take Kasich long to dash that only hope by dropping out himself.


With no chance for an open convention, Paul Ryan's only hope now is also gone!

But the fall of Trump will come this Fall and that is more than a hope!

a reply to:Gazroc:

As per The Washington Post and the latest up to date polls, Hillary Clinton has now restored her double digit lead over Donald Trump in the National Election this Fall. The Presidency is Clinton's unless she blows it and she has enough experience to not allow that to happen.

In the extremely unlikely possibility that Bernie Sanders wrests the Democratic nomination away from Clinton, he would beat Trump by 16%.

a reply to:Gazroc:

Per People Magazine, Neither of the former George Bush presidents will endorse Donald Trump for President.

The buffoon will be unable to unite the Republican Party for the Fall National election. This will only make things that much easier for Hillary.

Frankly, it is difficult to understand how anyone could endorse a racist fascist would be dictator for any office, let alone the Presidency.