Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to: Cybercreig:

Per CNBC, Donald Trump doesn't have to take a stand on any of the issues because his supporters just don't care about the issues.

They care more about the way Trump says things than they do about what he actually says.

And that is the whole problem!

a reply to:Muse7:

Ted Cruz is hinting that he may rejoin the race and stresses that he won't endorse Donald Trump.

It is highly unusual that a candidate would get back in after first dropping out. Perhaps he sees that things aren't going well for The Donald and therefore wants another shot at it himself.

In my opinion, Lying Ted should stay out permanently. We already have one terrible candidate in Trump and one merely awful candidate in Clinton running for President. We certainly don't need Cruz again as we had way too much of him before, and we don't need anymore of him!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per The Huffington Post, if Hillary Clinton paints Donald Trump as being a totally unacceptable candidate for President combined with her fully explaining to the American people exactly what she will do herself if elected, then her 8 to 12% lead in the average poll results to date will only get better as we approach November 8th.

What one isolated poll here or there indicates, like the highly Republican biased Rasmussen Poll showing Trump ahead by a couple percentage points, may be regarded as totally unreliable.

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Politico, there are still some out there pushing for a Mitt Romney run for President as an alternative to the unqualified Trump as unlikely as that scenario continues to be. There is still no official word from Romney himself whether he would even still consider another run for the office and everything he has stated to date indicates he really doesn't want to to go through all of that again anyway.

But in my opinion, if Romney became certain that it was doable and that he could really save the party and the country from both Trump and Hillary, he would give it another shot.

Those are a lot of "ifs."

a reply to: Crazywater:

Per Politico Magazine, Joe Biden is confident that Hillary Clinton will be the Democratic Party nominee and that she will will be elected President in the Fall.

A pretty safe bet on both counts, Joe. And an occasional poll to the contrary this early in the game doesn't really mean a thing!

But hopefully Biden will stay out of the campaign as he would only be a source of embarrassment for Clinton given his out of control penchant for "putting his foot in his mouth" at the worst possible times.!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

Per Newsmax, Newt Gingrich is now at the top of Trump's Veep list. What a gruesome twosome.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

Per Politico Magazine, Trump has no plans to release his tax returns before November. That says all we need to know. This fellow has a lot to hide. The irony is that after November 8th when he gets his ass and wig handed to him following his landslide defeat to Clinton, nobody will care anyway!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

Per MSNBC, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump won the Democratic and Republican Primaries respectively yesterday and it doesn't mean a thing. Clinton has virtually clinched the Democratic nomination and Trump will clinch the Republican nomination prior to the convention in July, probably after the California and/or New Jersey Primaries on June 7th.

a reply to:Cybercreig:

As per The Hill Magazine, anyone who loves their country and wants what is best for America will NEVER vote for Donald Trump, the least qualified Presidential candidate in the history of our nation.

This would be fascist dictator will bring our country down and his candidacy could easily lead to a Third World Nuclear War.

More and more prominent Republicans are either outright abandoning him or at least refusing to endorse him.

I agree with what Lindsay Graham advises. Let Trump lose badly and then see if the party can be repaired in the wake of Trump's defeat. Or better still, in my opinion, lets have a brand new political party in America, the Independent Moderate Party!

a reply to: Crazywater:

The defections from Trump continue. Ben Carson has left Trump's Veep vetting team and Marco Rubio has distanced himself even further from the would be dictator!

No word yet on Kasich doing the same but I think we can take that for granted. No one wants to be associated with this clown any longer!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per The Huffington Post, the private Clinton e-mail server was unencrypted and not secure for three solid months during which time it could have been hacked even by Isis, thereby jeopardizing the nation's national security and the security of millions of American citizens as well.

It may be that this kind of information could lead to a contested Democratic National Convention after all. And if that happens, Bernie Sanders would still have a slight chance to win the nomination.

a reply to:Muse7:

Per Politico, if the national election were today, Clinton beats Trump by 5% and Sanders beats Trump by13%.

Polls today mean much less than those taken after Labor Day, but a wide fluctuation can be expected and is normal.

Either a 5% or a 13% margin for a candidate translates to a very significant electoral college victory margin so things certainly do not bode well for Trump, either against Clinton or against the socialist Sanders in the still very unlikely eventuality that he gets the Democratic party nomination.

a reply to: Muse7:

As per Politico Magazine,
Bernie Sanders tells Hillary Clinton to stop "moaning to him" about getting out of the race so that she doesn't have to keep fighting a two front war and can be free to concentrate on beating Trump in November. Bernie has no sympathy for Clinton's problems!

Sanders intends to go all the way against Clinton and battle it out with her for the Democratic nomination on July 25th on the convention floor no matter how improbable the outcome presently seems for him!

Maybe Bernie knows something about that private server scandal bedeviling Clinton that the rest of us don't?

Meanwhile it is looking as if Ted Cruz will also be back battling Trump for delegates at the Republican convention after all, despite the very long odds against him.

They both figure they have nothing more to lose and that by fighting on they could yet gain something.

a reply to: Cybercreig:


As per The Washington Post, momentum is starting to gather toward Hillary Clinton choosing Sen. Elizabeth Warren to run with her as Veep.

In some quarters, this would be regarded as a dream ticket for the Democrats and would serve to balance the ticket with a more liberal running mate in Warren with the more centrist Clinton.

Bernie Sanders would also probably unify behind this ticket.

In my opinion, a Clinton- Warren ticket is most appealing as it adds some desperately needed integrity to the Clinton brand, and it would certainly beat a Trump-Gingrich ticket hands down!

a reply to: Muse7:

Per Newsweek magazine, Hillary Clinton is and remains a highly flawed and vulnerable candidate. There is a good reason why Sanders beats Trump so much more easily and by such a much greater margin than does Clinton. It is really quite simple. People believe what Sanders says and they don't believe what Clinton says. We have a huge credibility gap here and it only gets worse each day as more comes out about the e-mail and private server issues!

Will Clinton still be the nominee? Yes!

Will she go to jail or face criminal charges? Almost certainly not!

Will Clinton defeat Trump in November?

Yes!, But not , perhaps, by as high a margin as earlier believed. A victory is still a victory of course and the main thing as always is to "Dump The Trump!"

a reply toMuse7:

Per Newsweek, Bernie Sanders can't keep up in delegates and even his win over Clinton in W.Virginia by 15% barely made a ripple.

And meanwhile, Clinton just can't clinch the nomination and Sanders won't quit the race. How frustrating for the ingenuous Clinton and yet somehow so deserving.

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per Newsmax, a "perfect legal storm" of bad news seems to be approaching Hillary Clinton regarding the ongoing investigation of her use of a private e-mail server. Charges ranging from espionage to lying to federal officials are possible against members of her staff when she was Secretary of State, and there is even the possibility of charges against Hillary herself.

Should the above come to pass it could take Clinton right out of the Presidential race which could very well make Socialist candidate, Bernie Sanders, the eventual Democratic Party nominee.

Whereas the above certainly will not help Donald Trump who would lose big time to Sanders in November, it will not help America either since socialism just doesn't work in this country.

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

As per U.S.News and World Report, Bernie Sanders is flatly predicting that Hillary Clinton will lose to Donald Trump.

There is no credibility to this statement by Bernie Sanders for a number of reasons.

First of all, Bernie is trying to convince Hillary's super delegates to switch over to him at the Democratic Convention July 25th in the hopes that he can still win the nomination.

Secondly, it is also quite telling that Sanders never made such a prediction before the Clinton E-Mail Scandal suddenly turned so negative for his rival.

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As per The Washington Post, the Media already has Hillary Clinton picked as the Democratic Party nominee, but Sanders is winning primary after primary now, and the Clinton E-Mail legal issues are getting hotter and hotter. These two factors are not just a coincidence and Sanders isn't about to quit the race by any means.

The smart money still says it will be Hillary but bizarre things have happened in this election and it is too soon to bet the farm on Clinton getting the nomination quite yet in my opinion.

Meanwhile Trump says the election is rigged in Hillary's favor as to Sanders. Of course he'd say that because the polls show that it is Bernie Sanders who is Trump's biggest nightmare now! A 13% national election win predicted in favor of Sanders against Trump is a huge landslide in anybody's book! Trump still hopes it will be Hillary he has to face in November.

He better not hope for Clinton as his opponent too much or he may well get what he wishes and Hillary will ultimately clobber him also!

a reply to:Muse7:

As per UPI, it is Hillary Clinton's bad overall public image that is hurting her the most in the election right now and it appears America is not just going to turn the White House over to her. She is going to have to earn the job.

And that is how it should be!