Cruz - Out! See ya!!!

originally posted by: SaturnFX
the only people starving in the US are either by choice (anorexia), mental disorder, or off the grid living by choice. being hungry can mean under a 2k calorie a day diet, which includes anyone on a diet.

This. The US government defines 'food insecurity' as 'not knowing what someone will eat next.' By that definition, my family is food insecure because we don't know what we are eating for dinner.

Now that Ted’s dropped out of the campaign thingy, he can turn attention back to his true calling: the Drag Queen Curcuit. Some people call it the J. Edgar Hoover malady, but I prefer to call it the Mrs. Doubtfire Complex. Call it what you like, but here’s a recent photo of the GOP Presidential candidate runnerup while attending a private dinner party. I call it, “Ted Cruz, After Hours...”



God Bless America!!

In the jungle the mighty jungle the LYIN sleeps toniiiight..............

originally posted by: UKTruth
Think Kasich might be just about to drop out....

Who is he again?🌛

originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: Tempter

Hah! That is AWESOME!

Former President Fox is already worried! Mexico already wants to negotiate with Trump. See what happens if we get a POTUS who the other world leaders take seriously?

I want to see them BEG not just bow. ELect me by write in. Ill make the UN and the rest of them quake with fear.muwhahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

a reply to: Tempter

What being served at President Trump's Inaugural Dinner?
CROW!

a reply to: Teikiatsu

I saw what you did there LMAO

I'e noticed that Kasich ad Cruz have followed in the foot steps of people like Jeb! in not congratulating Donald Trump on his incredible victory. It speaks a lot about their character and the hate they are carrying around with them.

I think Trump would be right to sweep the party clean of these people and help get them removed from any official positions they hold.

a reply to: ketsuko

But he is not a PC person that runs when his fellings are hurt. He will just knife back until they want to come tothe table and talk. He may not be the perfect guy by any means, but I think he is what we need at the moment. Someone to break the establishment and to cut though all the PC garbage that has piled up over the years.

a reply to: Teikiatsu

That is a callous and egregioisly insensitive thing to say. Hunger is not a myth, and no one but a truly cruel, selfish jerk would talk about those who really don't know where their next meal will come from in that way. Your opinions get uglier every time you touch the keyboard.

Shame on you. Utterly repellent.

a reply to: Teikiatsu

Many of the people in this city don't behave or think as atrociously as you do.

In Kansas City, hundreds of military veterans live without a house, apartment or even a permanent shelter to call home. Many have mental scars that make living in normal society difficult.

But three entrepreneurial veterans are trying to build a solution on a sloping field of grass and trees just east of 89th and Troost in Kansas City.
“We’re looking at four wonderful acres,” says Kevin Jamison, squinting into the sun. “Because it’s not the land, it’s what’s going to be done with the land.”
Jamison, along with his partners in the Veterans Community Project, paid $500 for this land. They bought it from the City Land Bank, and plan to fill it with 45 or 50 little tiny houses.

kcur.org.../0

You're a terrible example of a "Christian."

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: Teikiatsu

Many of the people in this city don't behave or think as atrociously as you do.

In Kansas City, hundreds of military veterans live without a house, apartment or even a permanent shelter to call home. Many have mental scars that make living in normal society difficult.

But three entrepreneurial veterans are trying to build a solution on a sloping field of grass and trees just east of 89th and Troost in Kansas City.
“We’re looking at four wonderful acres,” says Kevin Jamison, squinting into the sun. “Because it’s not the land, it’s what’s going to be done with the land.”
Jamison, along with his partners in the Veterans Community Project, paid $500 for this land. They bought it from the City Land Bank, and plan to fill it with 45 or 50 little tiny houses.

kcur.org.../0

You're a terrible example of a "Christian."

The answer is jobs. A strong economy that is creating new jobs is the antidote to the kind of poverty that forces people into homelessness and worrying about the next meal. It also separates the lazy from the unfortunate.

If you really care about the hungry, vote for a candidate that makes jobs the focus - not hand outs. The latter will never solve the problem.

With Cruz now out and also Kasich, it's quite possible that with 9 races left, Trump could win over 50% of the popular vote. That would be another amazing achievement in a race that started with 18 people and is only now down to the presumptive nominee.

a reply to: UKTruth

I think rebuilding our infrastructure using taxes paid by the very wealthy would create a lot of jobs.

Don't forget that "the government" hires people, too - and my profession has been losing jobs because government doesn't want to fund social programs. Well, news flash is that people NEED help that can't afford it. If the jobs that allow people like me to help people like them go away - then that's even more of us who have no jobs.

Manufacturing moving overseas = fewer jobs
Cutting social services = fewer jobs
Ignoring infrastructure repairs = fewer jobs
etc.
Nothing about the GOP platform says a word about creating jobs - it's all just about avoiding taxes or bearing any responsibility for fellow countrymen and women and children. Actually, though - Trump has said some things that lead me to believe he actually is more moderate than the GOP would presumably like.

He says he'll build a wall - but he also says that "no one will die in the streets on my watch," or something to that effect. Hey, if he can get the Mexican government to hire Mexicans to build that wall, and ALSO he can hire Americans to build that wall - there's some jobs. The thing is, it would force Americans and Mexicans to work together, and then - OH NO!!!

Americans might actually learn more about our neighbors to the south - and begin to understand their needs and frustrations, and vice versa.
We might be able to get along!! (Actually, we already do, except for hateful, ignorant Americans who despise anyone with brown skin or an accent).

Has anyone bothered to ask - Why Trump is so successfully using Hitler's fear tactics without anyone noticing?

Did anyone else feel like Trump is reminding them of Hitler?

I could be paranoid.

However, Who is better Trump or Clinton? It's lesser of 2 evils I believe one wants war with Russia, the other wants to steam roll any nation opposing his commands.

For the love of the 9 please Bernie pull a miracle!

a reply to: TheChuckster

Absolutely nothing about Trump is similar to Hitler.
I have no idea why some people keep saying that, other than that they have not truly been paying attention to Trump and instead are buying into rhetoric.

a reply to: TheChuckster

Using Hitler as an example while advocating the election of a socialist is interesting to say the least.

a reply to: TheChuckster

For the longest time, they are not comparable.

originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: TheChuckster

Absolutely nothing about Trump is similar to Hitler.
I have no idea why some people keep saying that, other than that they have not truly been paying attention to Trump and instead are buying into rhetoric.

Come on, you know the tactic now - negative association, true or not.