January 17, 201610 yr He and Cruz tell more than her. I know that may be hard for you to swallow, but it's true. Try to join reality sometime, you might enjoy it.
January 17, 201610 yr He and Cruz tell more than her. I know that may be hard for you to swallow, but it's true. This would be funny if it weren't so sad. You actually believe Hillary isn't a proven liar, by her own emails and words. That's extremely sad.
January 17, 201610 yr Author They are all proven liars. Trump is just the biggest. Don't trust me...Google it.
January 17, 201610 yr I enjoyed the Republican debate. I thought Cruz did a good job. He is the most intelligent R candidate and it is clear in the debates. He puts substance in his answers. His New York Values comment is a very sly, calculated move. He is trying to find something to pin on Trump that will cost him votes with the Republican right. He knows he has no chance in New York in any election so why pander to them at all. Trump does a great job being very convicted in what he says and he talks in non political words so people latch onto it. He was his usual self and does a great job defending himself in the debates and pulling out the one line attacks that people get a kick out of. The big loser in this debate IMO was Rubio. He was a non-factor in a debate where he needed to make a move. His campaign is on the edge of becoming inconsequential. The same can be said for Carson, Bush and Kasich. Christie actually had the best debate outside of the two leaders. He had some nice attacks and handled himself well. He is now the dark horse establishment vote winner IMO. The campaign takes a major turn now to actual voting and state by state primary campaigns. Will Trump's reality TV persona carry him through the trenches and turn into votes? Will the experienced politicians running gain votes through organization and the ground game? It is a whole new world in many ways and what has happened so far is all just about getting people's ear. Now we find out if people like you and what are saying enough to actually give you their vote.
January 17, 201610 yr They are all proven liars. Trump is just the biggest. Don't trust me...Google it. Was Trump a sitting Secretary of State when he lied to families of the dead and the rest of the American public?
January 17, 201610 yr Author Was Trump a sitting Secretary of State when he lied to families of the dead and the rest of the American public? Nope. He's just running for President of the United States that would be the boss of any future Secretary of State.
January 17, 201610 yr Was Trump a sitting Secretary of State when he lied to families of the dead and the rest of the American public? I speak for many of us when I say, "Thankfully for us, he hasn't had the chance".
January 17, 201610 yr I speak for many of us when I say, "Thankfully for us, he hasn't had the chance". You're right. Hillary and John Kerry are just head and shoulders above anyone.
January 17, 201610 yr Nope. He's just running for President of the United States that would be the boss of any future Secretary of State. And so would Hillary who is a proven liar by her own words. You can ignore that she did that though, can't you. Party above all. Sad. Completely sad.
January 17, 201610 yr Author I enjoyed the Republican debate. I thought Cruz did a good job. He is the most intelligent R candidate and it is clear in the debates. He puts substance in his answers. His New York Values comment is a very sly, calculated move. He is trying to find something to pin on Trump that will cost him votes with the Republican right. He knows he has no chance in New York in any election so why pander to them at all. Trump does a great job being very convicted in what he says and he talks in non political words so people latch onto it. He was his usual self and does a great job defending himself in the debates and pulling out the one line attacks that people get a kick out of. The big loser in this debate IMO was Rubio. He was a non-factor in a debate where he needed to make a move. His campaign is on the edge of becoming inconsequential. The same can be said for Carson, Bush and Kasich. Christie actually had the best debate outside of the two leaders. He had some nice attacks and handled himself well. He is now the dark horse establishment vote winner IMO. The campaign takes a major turn now to actual voting and state by state primary campaigns. Will Trump's reality TV persona carry him through the trenches and turn into votes? Will the experienced politicians running gain votes through organization and the ground game? It is a whole new world in many ways and what has happened so far is all just about getting people's ear. Now we find out if people like you and what are saying enough to actually give you their vote. That New York comment may give Cruz more problems than push. Trump played the 9/11 card pretty well.
January 18, 201610 yr Maybe so but that Trump rhetoric is already worldwide. He may have already burnt bridges without any of us knowing it yet. He will be horrible for foreign relations. If he doesn't get his way or you appose him he will insult anyone, that isn't going to go over well with leaders of other nations. There is already talk in at least a few counties to ban Trump from entering if he becomes president. And let's not forget that he was supposed to visit BiBi in Israel just over a month ago, that was until BiBi came out and talked against Trumps idea of banning Muslims from entering the US and making Muslims wear ID's. Trump's response to BiBi? He canceled his trip to Israel.
January 18, 201610 yr Has to be a filthy left-wing conspiracy here. Come on pops, this retort is becoming about as tiresome as a MtRef refrain.
January 18, 201610 yr Come on pops, this retort is becoming about as tiresome as a MtRef refrain. :thumb::thumb:
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