Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to:Muse7:
As per The latest Washington Post poll, seven out of every ten people now have a negative impression of Donald Trump. The racist dictator's public perception is growing worse and worse. Indeed this is as it should be, and but for the huge over exposure he has received by such media talking heads like Bill O'Reiley of Fox News, this buffoon would be no where in the Presidential race right now.

Hopefully his next stop will be NO WHERE as well!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are both living in a land of "fantasy and hope", per Hillary Clinton, if either of them think they won't have to face her in the general election due to the private server e-mail scandal (per Politics Magazine).

Polls indicate she will demolish the Trump and beat Cruz as well.

a reply to:Muse7:

Fox News correspondent Geraldo Rivera has accused Ted Cruz of anti semitism saying Cruz's New York Values comments are a slight against Jewish people.

a reply to:Muse7:

Ted Cruz's comments re: N.Y. values are being heavily criticized by New Yorkers due to their anti immigrant nature and implication that the state consists of "liberal democrats". N.Y. has a large Jewish population and his implications of anti semitism were slammed by Fox news commentator, Geraldo Rivera. The people there have commented that just because Cruz has a Hispanic name, he is clearly "white" in his anti immigration comments. The state has a heavily immigrant population.

a reply to:CyberCreig:

Per Bowles-Simpson, Trump's economic plans are impossible, such as they are!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per The Huffington Post, The Republican Convention in July will nominate John Kasich, a moderate centrist, as it's compromise candidate because neither Trump nor Cruz can realistically reach the requisite number of delegates needed to reach majority by the end of the first ballot.

Why? Because the R.N.C. plans to eliminate the rule requiring a candidate to win at least 8 primaries to be nominated, and Gov. Kasich is the only candidate who consistently beats Hillary Clinton in November according to every poll taken during the past three months or more.

Kasich will choose Marco Rubio as his running mate to balance his ticket with a conservative and to secure Rubio's 178 delegates at the convention.

While the latest polls show Bernie Sanders beating Kasich in November, it is by by a lesser margin than he beats Trump or Cruz. However there is little chance that Sanders can beat out Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination.

This is great news because Kasich is clearly the most qualified candidate for the job and he cuts heavily into lying Hillary's core support due to his moderate centrist positions which appeal to those democrats who don't trust Clinton and would love to vote for some else who 's views are still similar to their own.

a reply to: kendix1960

You poor demented soul. How much do they pay you to delude others. Bernie or Hillary are going to win. The democrats will hold another 8 years of pres. I'm pretty sure a smart person like you know what is going to happen in the mid terms. You see, democracy is not completely dead. Voters still matter. Til the republican party sheds treating equal humans as a sub species, republicans are headed for the deep wilderness. Trump makes them feel that they matter, that they are equal.

a reply to: MOMof3

You are going to be reported to the web master! Don't let me ever hear from you again.!

a reply to: MOMof3

Get your facts straight!!! Huffington Post

a reply to: CorKieMar00

They are talking about the nomination and the polls as of now. After the nomination, things change. All the funny business of reg for one party, voting another, will stop.

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As Per Politico Magazine, Donald Trump is getting trounced in Indiana which will be selecting it's 27 delegates to the Republican National Convention this evening. There is very little support for Trump in this Midwestern state and "The Donald" is not likely to pick up any delegates there!

The decline of the Trump continues!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per "Good Morning America", there still isn't enough evidence to prosecute Hillary Clinton with respect to the Private E-Mail Issues.

Since Hillary still has a large delegate lead over Bernie Sanders which includes many super delegates, it appears Clinton will most likely be the Democratic Party nominee for President after all, despite the recent increase in delegates awarded to Sanders.

a reply to:CrazyWater:

Roy Cohen was the legal shadow for Sen. Joseph McCarthy during the 1950's "Red Scare" and infamous and discredited anti communist investigations and he later became a best friend and legal advisor to Donald Trump. This is hardly the kind of association a candidate for President of the United States would be expected to have. Cohen helped McCarthy wrongly discredit and destroy the lives of many innocent people during these "Red Scare" investigations.

Trump did eventually turn his back on his best friend, Roy Cohen, but the reason he did so was because Cohen developed AIDS.

In the opinion of "Politico reports," one can choose to form an opinion of a candidate not only on the basis of the nefarious company he keeps, but also on the reason he abandons that company.

a reply to: [post=20585489]Crazy Water:

Per Newsweek, the Rasmussen Poll shows Trump seriously continuing to lose momentum as evidenced by his only being able to come in second in the Colorado Republican State Convention where he had been expected to win and where he had campaigned hard.

a reply to:CrazyWater:

As per The Boston Globe, Donald Trump's vision of America is deeply disturbing and profoundly un-American!

The G.O.P. must stop him from achieving his demagogic vision for our country!

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per The Salt Lake Tribune, Donald Trump says that the prospect of an open contested G.O.P. Convention is a shame given the number of people who have supported him in the primaries.

This despite three losses in a row and his despicable brand fading all over the country.

Live with rules, Mr. Trump. Your loss is most surely America's gain!

a reply to: CrazyWater:

Trump's statements about Mexican immigrants, Muslim refugees, and women will likely do him in per ABC News.

And that's as it should be. The dissection of the buffoon continues. And that's as it should be too!

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

Obamacare has suffered another serious jolt now that the nation's largest health carrier, United Healthcare, has started to pull out of the so called Affordable Care Act in Georgia and Arkansas. And another chunk of Obama's legacy is likely to go by the wayside with this pull out, as per "The Fiscal Times".

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason: Per The Washington Post and Charitable Hill Blue: Donald Trump has given nothing to charity in the past five years. His charitable contributions are as phony as he is.

Should we be surprised? The only thing Trump is for is himself!

a reply to:Muse7:

Ben Carson, as per "The Hill'" is making unflattering remarks about Donald Trump and indicating that he would never have endorsed him had he not been concerned about the nature of future Supreme Court nominees appointed by a Democratic candidate. Carson's endorsement of Trump came at a time when it was thought that Trump would easily be the Republican Party nominee.

The problem with all of this is that Carson apparently hasn't given much thought about what kind of Supreme Court nominees the idiot buffoon Trump might favor! And the latter is a chilling thought indeed!