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a reply to: Muse7:

Lindsay Graham has added his official statement that he will not support Donald trump for President.

The list of Trump detractors is ever growing and that is as it should be.

The statement of non support from Senator Graham is hardly a surprise since he previously told Trump "to go to hell" before a T.V. camera some time ago.

Frankly, I don't think even "Satan" would accept this monster!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As per The Hill Magazine, election analysts have now flipped 11 states that traditionally vote Republican in the national Election and have added same to the Democratic column.

So Hillary Clinton's expected Landslide victory over Trump in the Electoral College this fall is now even greater , as is the expected victory margin for Hillary in the popular vote as well!

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

As per The Washington Post, Hillary Clinton is expected to be exonerated on the E-Mail controversy and this likely is going to be the case even if she does have to testify under oath.

That will mean clear sailing all the way to the November election when she'll become our next President!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

Per CNN News, Mitt Romney has stated that he thinks the country is ready to accept a strong independent third party candidate to run against both Trump and Clinton. Hillary is a dishonest crony capitalist and Trump is a racist zenophobic megalomaniac with no experience for the office. There are thus millions of voters out there who feel that both of the current candidates are totally unacceptable.

Some rumors even suggest that Romney himself may yet consider taking up the challenge and still run a third party campaign.

Certainly the country does need an alternative and now more than ever!

a reply to:CrazyWater:

Per The Hill Magazine, Ted Cruz blames his inability to stop Donald Trump from winning the nomination at the feet of John Kasich for staying in the race too long and preventing a one on one contest between Cruz and Trump.

In my opinion, this is nothing more than Cruz whining and complaining in an effort to salve his bruised ego and shift the responsibility for his own failure as a candidate onto someone else.

Lying Ted could have at least tried to be more dignified in defeat.

a reply to: Gazroc:

As per The New York Post, the greatest danger to the future of our democracy is that enough people might just vote for Donald Trump in November only to stop Hillary Clinton, almost equally despised, from winning the Presidency, and by so doing run the risk that Trump might win.

What would that mean? America's first dictator in chief. And God Forbid!!!

a reply to:Gazroc:

As per The Washington Post, it may be more than just rumors that Mitt Romney may yet throw his hat into the ring and become a third party candidate so as to offer the country an alternative to Trump and Clinton. He is actively being courted to give it a shot.

I hope Romney does run. For me he would be an easy choice over Trump and Clinton as he likely would also be for millions of unhappy and disgusted voters in the nation today!

It is time to "NOT BE NICE" to Trump, and to show Hillary what we think of liars and the prospect of 4 more years of Obama like economic and domestic policies!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per Politico Magazine, Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, decided to ditch Trump because Ryan simply feels that Trump's agenda is not consistent with either the values of the Republican Party or of Americans as a Nation.

Indeed. Trump would trample the Constitution as we know it, divide the country, promote racism and bigotry, and ruin the economy.

And that would be the least of it. His out of control temper and isolationism could possibly lead to a Third World War involving the use of nuclear weapons and a long "nuclear winter" for all of us.

America and the World deserves a much better future this November than that!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason: As per USA Magazine, Sean Hannity, the biased Fox News Talking Head, says that we need a new House speaker because Paul Ryan refuses to endorse Trump.

Paul Ryan has good reasons to refuse to endorse Trump and his decision should be respected by the media.

Perhaps Hannity should be asked to leave Fox News and the country and to take his friend, Trump---Ass with him , just as he recently told folks who would rather move to Canada than live under a prospective Trump administration that he'd buy them expensive champagne and pay for their transportation expenses as long as they agreed to never come back!

a reply to:Muse7:

Per Websters Dictionary, a demagogue is one who panders to popular prejudice.

Who could fit that definition more perfectly than Donald Trump!

a reply to: Muse7:

As per The Hill, the main argument against a third party run is that it likely would hand the presidency to Clinton and The party thinks Romney has already lost an election for President to someone similar to Clinton already in the person of President Obama.

I still think it is worth a shot, however, and hope that Romney tries to make it happen.

a reply to:Crazywater:

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are in a statistical tie in Georgia regarding the coming national election even though this is a traditional Republican state. A Democratic candidate has not won here in five years.

If the above trend continues it will not bode well for Donald Trump in November.

We'll see more and traditionally Republican states turn Democratic in the months to come as the country realizes how totally unqualified to be President Trump really is!

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Reply to Cybercreig:

Per CNN News, It turns out that Ted Cruz initially wanted Marco Rubio to be his running mate and some polls do suggest that the combination would have made the difference in a couple of the primaries in which the combination would have defeated Trump. But Rubio made it clear to the Cruz campaign that he wasn't interested in the job.

It was only after Cruz couldn't convince Rubio to join his ticket that he turned to Carly Fiorina.

Cruz needs to get past all of this and accept the fact that it likely didn't matter who might be his running mate because his party didn't want him and he was never going to get the nomination in the first place.

And a good thing too. Lying Ted was almost as bad a candidate as is Trump.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Politico Magazine, in addition to Georgia, Trump may lose Arizona and is also likely to lose Florida despite the more traditional Republican oriented voting pattern in those states, given their increasing Latino and Hispanic populations respectively

Indeed, Vincente Fox, former President of Mexico warned the American people of Trump's extreme and alarming zenophobia!

This would be dictator is riding for a terrific fall come November and many will enjoy finally seeing him get what is coming to him.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Time Magazine, most people will be voting in the national election out of contempt for the other candidate rather than out of any liking for their own choice as President.

Trump and Clinton are as unpopular with the voters as any pair of Presidential candidates in modern times.

And that is what's wrong with this most corrupt political system. It is the voting public that loses in the end!

Both major parties should be ashamed of themselves for failing to do better than offering up these two totally unacceptable candidates and then having the gall to actually tell us we have "choices?"

a reply to: Crazywater:

As Per The Hill magazine, the FBI is now in the end phase of it's investigation of the Clinton e-mail and private server use investigation and they will be interviewing her very soon.

That any charges will actually be filed against her by the Justice Department when the investigation concludes, however, remains quite unlikely.

a reply to:Muse7:

As Per The Hill magazine, at a commencement address at a small college in Indiana, Mitt Romney warned the students there to beware of demagogues from either the right extreme or the left extreme.

Without naming any specific person, Romney referred to such policy proposals as banning Muslims from entering the U.S., mass deportations of Mexicans and Muslims, and the building of a wall to keep immigrants out of the country.
He also mentioned unreasonable statements about Wall Street and Banking Institutions.

A demagogue is a dictator and there is no doubt that Romney was talking about Donald Trump as a potential far right fascist dictator, and also about Bernie Sanders as a potential far left Socialist and/or near Communist dictator based on the substance of the remarks he made in the speech.

Once again I have to say SHAME on BOTH major parties for ever allowing a group of candidates like Trump, Clinton, and Sanders from polluting our political landscape with these HORRIFIC NON CHOICES as Presidential candidates!

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per The Washington Post, kudos to men of character and courage who stood up and told the American people the truth about Donald Trump when most others in their party jumped onto his bandwagon once he became presumptive nominee. They wern't afraid of the criticism they knew would be coming from the Media Talking Heads and from others in their own party.

Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, Lindsay Graham, and Paul Ryan all stood up and were counted when it mattered.

These men let the American people know without any reservation that Donald Trump is a man of egregious character, inferior intelligence, and of zero principles and policies.

Romney actually called Trump a demagogue which was tantamount to calling him the dictator that he is and would be as president.

And Lindsay Graham told Trump to GO TO HELL!

So be it, Mr. Demagogue. Go to Hell!

a reply to: AVOICEOfReason::

As per ABC news, Donald Trump is once again playing the "woman's card" against Hillary Clinton hoping to reduce her huge lead over him among the ladies in the forthcoming national election.

He is accusing Hillary of being an an enabler of Bill Clinton by allowing his infidelities to pass by with little public criticism or protest.

Ultimately women all over America will see through this ploy and judge Trump as the racist zenophobe and anti women candidate that he is and vote for Hillary Clinton in November!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

Per the Fiscal Times, Donald Trump is now suggesting that the U.S. reduce it's national debt by by pressing creditors to accept less that the full payment owed to them on treasury securities.

This is, in effect, asking those who do business with us to no longer count on the "Full Faith and Credit" of the United States Government!

Such a preposterous policy would crater the stock market and discourage others from around the world from ever wanting to do business with our government going forward.

Someone better soon tell this ignoramus that such statements coming from the mouth of a presumptive nominee of a major American Political Party can be taken seriously and cause irreparable damage to the economy of America.