Random Politics & Religion #09

I am honestly surprised there isn't more hooting and hollering about the whole "Obama's policies contributed to Khan's death" from the spokesdroid, when Khan died in 2004. I don't think the junior Senator from Illinois has as much power as you want to ascribe to him, peeps.

Like, if I were one of the liberal media, I'd be beating that drum all day just for the laughs.

...one can only assume you're speaking from the fiscal side of things, and fiscal alone?

Because some ***he says actually contradicts things you yourself have stated rather clearly...

Still doesn't change the fact that no matter what Trump serves you, it's still better than eating at the Clinton Cafeteria.

at least Trump hasn't proven that he is an appalling failure at doing.

I hate people who suck on Elon Musk's ***.

National security? Domestic and foreign relations?

Sorry, but no. Fiscal is the only place he really has any chance to know *** about ***. Even then I think his ideas are a bunch of *** he's feeding people, but at least that's really nothing more than opinion and conjecture on either side of things, so I can't attack that too hard.

This is a man who has directly advocated war crimes. This is not someone I trust with a pair of kitchen sheers, let alone nuclear access codes.

Yeah, that wasn't a good argument to make. I chuckled at it also.

Especially for a person who's greatest accomplishment while Senator is voting "Present" all but 2 times.

You would rather trust a woman who feels that national security is less valuable than upholding the law? In this case: Freedom of Information Act, a transparency law designed to keep shady dealings in the government from occurring.

How about a woman who has slutshamed a woman because her husband decided to cheat on her? That sounds like a real domestic winner there!

And what about calling one of the world leading nations an enemy of the state? I'm sure Russia would be really glad to work with Clinton.

Face it, national security, Clinton has proven untrustworthy on. Domestic and International Affairs, she is just as bad at dividing the nation and the world as Trump is considered, and Trump isn't even in power! Clinton was!

I can't believe people are willing to trust Clinton with anything more than a pair of scissors, let alone running a nation!

he meant to say Hillary Clinton, not Obama

Easy to get confused between the leaving and incoming president!

she is just as bad

This should be a drinking game.

I am honestly surprised there isn't more hooting and hollering about the whole "Obama's policies contributed to Khan's death" from the spokesdroid, when Khan died in 2004. I don't think the junior Senator from Illinois has as much power as you want to ascribe to him, peeps.

Like, if I were one of the liberal media, I'd be beating that drum all day just for the laughs.

I thought American Politics was a drinking game.

How much of the party's hardline koolaid you could avoid drinking.

In a Washington Post interview, Trump declined to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan against his primary challenger
He reiterated that he hasn't endorsed Sen. John McCain and said the onetime prisoner of war "has not done a good job for the vets"
He slapped out at Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte, saying "she has given me zero support"
He suggested that Americans should pull their 401(k) funds out of the stock market
He said he's "always wanted" to receive a Purple Heart but that having one gifted to him by a supporter was "much easier"
He said that the handling of sexual harassment has "got to be up to the individual"
He accused Khizr Khan of being "bothered" by his plan to keep terrorists out of the country, and said that he had no regrets about his clash with the family
He appeared to feud with a crying baby during a rally
He reiterated that "if the election is rigged, I would not be surprised"
The sitting president of the United States publicly called Trump "unfit to serve" and urged Republicans to withdraw their support for him.
Trump spokesman Katrina Pierson suggested that Obama and Clinton are to blame for the death of Humayan Khan, who died in 2004, when neither were in the executive branch at the time
An ally of Paul Manafort told our colleague John Harwood at CNBC that the campaign chairman is "mailing it in," leaving the rest of the staff "suicidal."
Sitting GOP congressman Richard Hanna, HP head Meg Whitman and former Christie aide Maria Comella all said they plan to vote for Hillary Clinton
The Washington Post released a transcript of its full interview with Trump, indicating among other things that he paused five times to watch TV coverage in the middle of the sit-down
A GOP source told NBC's Katy Tur that Reince Priebus is "apoplectic" over Trump's refusal to endorse Ryan and is making calls to the campaign to express his "extreme displeasure"

I'd say 'feuding with a crying baby' is my favorite.

if trump wants to put up sound proof walls around crying babies at restaurants, he might finally say something i can get behind. MAKE EATING OUT GREAT AGAIN!

You forgot Guiliani, Preibus, Ryan are planning an intervention to reset the campaign and are trying to get the trump kids on board.

Only one way to reply to this:

The most surprising thing out of all of this to me is that his kids apparently hold that much sway with him.

I'd work for Trump just to get an insider view of this disaster for my inevitable post campaign book deal.