Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per Fox News, Donald Trump has officially told the Republican Party that it is HIS party now!

Is that the Trump's idea of loyalty? Basically he is claiming that he owns them.

Got news for you, Mr. Tin Horn Dictator. Think what you will but America's political parties belong to the American people and so does America.

The only thing you own is your MOUTH and that is fine because nobody else wants any part of that!

a reply to:Muse7:

Per Bloomberg News, Paul Ryan, House speaker, says that he cannot say the party is united despite Trump's claim that it is, or that the G.O.P. is Trump's party now.

It is going to take quite some time before Ryan and Trump can reconcile their differences if ever.

Around half the G.O.P. really doesn't like Ryan because he isn't "tea Party" conservative enough to suit them. And that is what is wrong with this party. The tilt to the right has gone way too far and the party is far too exclusive as a result. More people like Ryan and less people like Cruz are what the party needs.

And of course, no party needs Donald Trump now or ever again!

a reply to:Muse7:

As per McClatchey News, the Republican party is "begging" Trump to be more of a statesman, more rational, and more conciliatory.

Sorry, but none of the these characteristics are or ever will become a part of this animal.

Leopards don't change their spots and dictators are not statesman! Does the roof really have to come down around your ears before you realize what you have?

A reply to Cybercreig:

As per Reuters News, Trump and Ryan met today and although there were some minor areas of agreement, the two of them still have a long way to go before their differences are resolved.

I don't think these two will ever be able to see eye to eye. Trump just isn't have the ability to either compromise or admit that anything could be wrong.

Egomaniacs don't belong in the White House and this guy doesn't even belong in a zoo!

a reply to: Muse7:

As per The Hill Magazine, former Republican House Speaker, John Boehner, says he is glad Ted Cruz dropped out of the race and hopes he stays out, again calling Cruz the "devil in the flesh".

Boehner also believes Clinton will eventually be forced out of the race by the E-Mail/ Private Server investigation and that it will be Joe Biden who suddenly then emerges to become the Democratic Party nominee rather than Bernie Sanders.

I have to wonder whether Boehner is merely speculating rather than basing his opinions on any legitimate sources.

But it does make sense that were the above to actually happen, Biden would make himself available to fill Clinton's position and run against Trump. He had been angling in that direction for a long time before withdrawing when he felt that Clinton was unstoppable for his party's nomination.

And at least Biden isn't a socialist and he is no worse than Sanders in his feelings about our responsibility to Israel.

In all likelihood, Biden would probably do as well against Trump as would Clinton but without Clinton's extraordinary baggage holding him back.

Interesting!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

Per The Los Angeles Times, while Hillery Clinton continues to look toward the General Election in November against Trump, Bernie Sanders continues to count delegates eyeing an open Democratic Convention for the nomination.

Makes one speculate whether Sanders is privy to information we are not. Sanders may be a socialist, but no one ever accused him of being totally detached from any sense of reality either!

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per Newsmax, former Republican defense expert, James Baker, says Trump's foreign policy proposals, such as they are, would make the world far less stable.

Indeed. Isolationism usually does have that effect!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per Lifezette, Putin has 20,000 hacked Clinton e-mails taken from her private server while she was Secretary of State and is thinking about releasing them.

It just seems to be getting worse and worse for Hillery.

a reply to: Muse7:

As per The Washington Post, as Sander's chances for winning the nomination diminishes, the Socialist Movement behind him is actually growing. And that really explains why he stays in the race against Clinton.

Not a good sign because socialism is not suitable for a free enterprise America based on economic incentive and financial success.

a reply to:Muse7:

Per Fox News, Bill and Hillery Clinton got $100,000,000 million dollars from Persian Gulf Oil Kings for the Clinton Foundation.

Unreal and utterly disgusting.

The whole thing seems like it is starting to unravel for her!

And even worse, Clinton chose not to use a secure phone line and preferred to use a Blackberry phone knowing of the risk amid a technical problem.

a reply to: AVoiceOfeason:

As per UPI, Bernie Sanders sent out a fund raising letter today advising that nominating Hillery Clinton is to court a disastrous defeat to Trump.

I hope Bernie is wrong but the way things are going right now for Clinton, there is a sickening feeling he could be right.

a reply to: Muse7:

As per Newsmax Magazine, Wall Street has formally called the 2016 Presidential election for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump as pressure mounts for Bernie Sanders to get out of the race so Clinton can focus on beating Trump.

Meanwhile, former Vice President Dan Quale has endorsed Trump showing that in his case, getting older only meant getting dumber rather than smarter. But then no one ever thought of Dan as being a fine wine. More like being a rotten apple.

Come to think of it, can't remember too many from the 1990's era of the older George Bush who were more consistently right about being wrong than Bush's old V.P.pick, Dan Quale.

BTW, Wall Street usually gets it right, and if they pick Clinton over Trump, you can probably take it to your nearest Wall Street Bank!

a reply to:Muse7:

Per Good Morning America, Joe Biden says he would have been the best candidate and the best President had he run for the job in 2016.

Maybe so if he had ever learned to get that big clodhopper out of his mouth once in a while. Anyway it is easy to make such a boast when there is virtually no chance of ever being made to back it up.

In spite of everything that has been going down the last couple of days with the Clinton Foundation and the Private Server/E-Mail issues, a Hillary Clinton nomination and victory over Donald Trump in November is still the safest bet in my opinion!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As per "The Week Magazine," Trump says he is not sorry he insulted John McCain's war record because by doing so it made Trump's numbers go up.

That really says it all! Trump must go take a dump. And he will in November. The megalomaniac will not be a happy camper when he finds out just how many Americans are not going to be nice to him!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

As per The Chicago Tribune, Newt Gingrich implied an interest in the Veep position on a Trump ticket but his comment "why wouldn't someone be intersested in joining a circus?" is kind of bizarre.

But maybe not knowing Gingrich. He seems to acknowledge that Trump is like a circus performer, but apparently Gingrich thinks that is an admirable trait in a presidential candidate.

Guess Bozo Gingrich and Buffoon Trump would make the perfect clown show in the circus! But not in the White House!

a reply to: Muse7:

As per CNN News, Trump's "Enabler Charge" against Clinton will not work. Trump starts off with a 70% disapproval rating among women nation wide, and asking them to turn away from Clinton due to Bill Clinton's old affairs, when Trump himself has had multiple affairs and infidelities of his own, simply falls flat, particularly with a group of the population already nearly three quarters against the Trump!

This tactic is already beginning to backfire!

Sorry, but you'll have to come up with something better than that, Mr. Buffoon!

a reply to: Crazywater:

As per Politico Magazine, Dan Quayle, former Veep under the older George Bush, would have done well to just admit he endorses Trump and then quit while he was ahead (or behind per my point of view).

But true to his past reputation for not being very bright, Quayle out did himself while trying to explain why he thinks Trump is the better candidate. He first acknowledges that Clinton is the more qualified candidate "on paper" but then says he thinks Trump is the better candidate of the two, because he is a political outsider.

Trump has been a corrupt political INSIDER through the years as much as has Clinton, giving money to many different politicians in exchange for policies that benefit his business interests. He has even given money to Clinton herself from time to time when it was "good for business."

Wake up, Danny Boy, nearly 20 years is long enough to be asleep, or are you trying to compete with "Rip Van Winkle"?

a reply to:Muse7:

As per The Hill Magazine, Hillery's E-Mail/ Private Server and Clinton Foundation issues are taking their toll.

The latest National Polls still have her in the lead over Trump, but that lead is now down to just a precarious 2%.

Not good since Clinton's lead only a week ago was a much more solid 6% to 8%!

But we have a long way to go until November 8th and I still see a big Clinton victory on election day!

a reply to: Cybercreig:

As per The Hill Magazine, former Harvard professor, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, is more than holding her own keeping Donald Trump at bey.

Given Clinton's fall in the polls, it is time to announce that the Veep spot on Clinton's ticket is Senator Elizabeth Warren's for the asking.

I think that by doing so, Hillery will see a quick boost in her poll ratings and she would offset some of the damage resulting from the ongoing E-Mail/Private Server and Clinton Foundation scandals.

a reply to: Muse7:

As per Politico Magazine, Bill Clinton today said "I killed myself trying to give the Palestinians a state."

He was referring to when he was President and couldn't negotiate a two state solution between Israel and the P.L.O.

This is a thorny issue but it is simply not in Israel's best interests to have a "Two State Solution" as long as Hamas is the real political and military power for the Palestinians. Hamas, by mission statement is dedicated solely to the utter destruction of The Jewish state and still will not even recognize Israel's right to exist . The P.L.O. alone will not be able to keep the fragile peace of a Two State Solution with Hamas dedicated to destroying any compromise with Israel.

In my opinion, it can be very misleading for someone as prominent as Bill Clinton to make a generalized remark today concerning the efforts he made a good while ago to negotiate peace in that troubled region when perhaps the situation was more appropriate to attempt a peace deal between Israel and the P.L.O. than it is today.