Creating the Toxic Atmosphere, Israel, and Iran Ballistic Tests

a reply to: kendix1960

Who is "her"? You mean Israel, Trump's wife?

a reply to: MOMof3

Israel.

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

Paul Ryan appears to be a viable candidate for President and likely would accept a draft at a brokered Republican convention in July. He is Speaker of the House and his views, based on his latest speeches, are pro Israel combined with a strong national defense emphasizing cooperation with our world partners. He would make for a good prospective candidate who could give Hillary Clinton a run for the money in the national election. I still favor Gov. Kasich but Paul Ryan would be a good alternative. This despite his proclamations that he is not a candidate. It would be very difficult for him to turn down the nomination were the convention to offer it to him IMO.

a reply to:MOMof3:

Donald Trump has actually given his supporters at rallies his permission to say and do whatever they want. We have already seen the kind of violence that engenders including sucker punching and taunting, especially of minorities in the crowds.

This is a new low point in political election history in America and a fearful and very troubling sneak preview of what we can expect from him if he were to be elected President!

a reply to:nifflehome:

All of the major candidates for President today have been critical of Obama for his lax policies regarding Isis given the recent awful terrorist attack in Brussels. Both Democratic and Republican candidates are calling for increased intelligence, cooperation with world partners, and a more aggressive posture toward the terrorists.

a reply to: nifflehome:

As an addendum, Obama likes to play golf or attend baseball games in Cuba when tragic news emerges like the Isis Terrorist attack in Brussels. Not only is he a coward and an incompetent, he has to compound his non presidential qualities with abject LAZINESS! Do your job, Mr. President, or resign and let someone else do it!

a reply to: kendix1960

Israel is already over there and experts in security. How come all she gets to do is watch. She sounds like a spoiled brat.

a reply to: MOMof3

Israel has been a great help to us sharing intelligence and fighting terrorism. She is also a leader in innovative technology, prescription drug manufacture, and in the medical field. This is the only democratic nation in the M.E. and, as such, America's most important world partner in a very troubled region.

a reply to: kendix1960

Does Israel have "boots" on the ground with any coalition?

a reply to: MOMof3

Israel needs all the "boots on the ground" she can muster to protect Israeli citizens from the daily murder and terror inflicted by Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Palestinian terrorists. This courageous and brave nation would love to help the rest of the world fight Isis in any manner possible as soon as America finally takes the lead in a global coalition against the radical jihadists!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason:

Trump thinks Belgium is a city rather than a country. How sad someone so uneducated and ill informed continues to call himself a serious candidate for President of the United States.

a reply to: kendix1960

I don't blame them for looking after their own self interests. We, the US should do the same.
Still that same old war cry of "spreading democracy", like Nam. The US is not a democracy, what we have been spreading is corporatism and the military industrial complex. And Israel is our best customer.

a reply to: MOMof3

America may not be as much of a democracy as we'd like it to be, but it is the best there is in an imperfect world and we must all try our best to make both America and the world a better and safer place. Unfortunately a strong military is necessary to achieve these goals. That having been said, I agree that we must beware the military industrial complex and make sure it doesn't get out of control and become a force onto itself.

a reply to: kendix1960

I would like to understand a thing. Why do we refer to Israel with a personal pronoun, is it an old testament thing?

a reply to: MOMof3

May be but it is often so used in may writings and articles.

a reply to: kendix1960

Well, I envy them that their citizens can get such affection and concern. US citizens sure don't get referred to so affectionately.

a reply to: MOMof3

But American citizens surely should be referred to with more affection. We need to improve that situation too!!

a reply to:AVoiceOfReason:

Donald Trump has now told the Washington Post that he would not send combat troops to help wipe out Isis. He only wants to lend air support in this effort, and let other countries send in the combat troops.

But previously Trump told Wolf Blitzer of CNN during a Republican Party debate that he would send in 20,000 to 30,000 combat troops, wipe out Isis, and then get out.

As a matter of fact, Trump doesn't have any idea how to defeat Isis and no real plan of action to do so. He is all over the map on this important issue just like he is on other issues. This clueless buffoon is simply not qualified for the office of President of the United States!

a reply to: AVoiceOfReason

There can be no question as to Trump enticing violence from his supporters at rallies, offering to pay the legal fees to any supporter who punches or shoves a protester, and sending his security goons out to inspect the crowds for any potential trouble makers so they can remove anyone who seems or even looks suspicious.

Fear and intimidation combined with restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly spells dictatorship any way one might wish to spin it!

a reply to: kendix1960

That's a new one to me. The tough guy who stated many times over that we will be sending thousands of troops in to wipe out Isis & "kill their familes too" is now backtracking on his words again? Why isn't this man held to the fire to like every other candidate. This guy who wants to lead our country must be able to clearly explain his contradictions, his exact so called policies on all important subjects that this country is facing, answer tough guestions when asked, come forward with tax statements since he said he has nothing to hide etc. Doesn't anyone care about his scams such asTrump University, the condo scams, ways he has stolen money from hard working individuals with false advertising & so on? To me, that seems to be the one & only area he shines in.

So far this man has not answered any of questions with a knowledge of the any facts. He blurts out whatever he wants that never makes sense. He must be stopped in his tracks immediately & be brought back to the question at hand until he gives an exact answer. If he states a fact that's incorrect, then call him on it!

How can people cast a vote for a man running for president if he has no idea what he is talking about or how he will actually implement it & what are the consequences for the things he says he is going to do to make America strong again. I feel that Donald Trump is actually a clueless bully who talks in civles, evades topic he can't answer by changing the subject & is never held accountable for his actions or inaccuracies.

NOW is the time for grilling to see if Donald Trump is actually fit to be The President Of the United States. So far all I've seen is a 3rd grade bully who might not pass. I am curious if the Donald Trump supporters feel certain that he has fully answered all their questions & concerns before they cast a vote for him?