[SpaceBar]

The Reggie Love advise line.

[Deagle]

Would be a remarkable thing...

Not sure what would happen after but would be exciting and probably better for America than what we have experienced the last 20 years or so...

[RC one]

whatever it is, it will be better than another Bush or Clinton presidency.

[aquila48]

Well, that’s progress. Now they’re at least thinking (fearing) that it could be possible. Before they believed it was “metaphysical certitude” that it could never possibly happen.

[ComputerGuy]

Another f'n expert

[Jim Robinson]

LOL. Go, Trump, GO!!

[lee martell]

In some ways it would be like having that Canadian Rob Ford, who was Mayor of Toronto.

[Organic Panic]

In the month or so Trump has been running we know everything about him. All the way to his child hood. We know his education, his upbringing, his personality, his history, his family. Everything.

7 years of this commie Obama and we still know nothing. We only get the occasional glimpse in to his psyche when someone like Major Garrett piss him off. We know he’s a petulant child and that’s about it. We know nothing else.

[kvanbrunt2]

captured, OK?” (McCain, as you may remember, was held captive in Vietnam for five years, refusing early release even after repeated torture and beatings.)
I think the commander of the prisoners made the decision about who got released and when, not john. and i tank him for his service

[TigersEye]

Three weeks and people are already writing about what it will be like. LOL

[kvanbrunt2]

I think the repub winner will be assassinated and the chaos around the world created by O will just help the e college elect o again.

[oblomov]

“The very next day, Trump went off the rails, disparaging Senator John McCain’s war record...”

The public admires John McCain?

[thescourged1]

I'm enjoying The Donald Show immensely, though I'm still not in a camp yet. That said, there's one thing that bothers me about Trump. He's a very wealthy businessman, who didn't get that way by being a wuss or taking "no" for an answer. If he became president, he's very unlikely to take "no" for an answer then as well. He could easily become a dictator through his forceful personality and git'r done attitude. I hope he remembers how the Constitution is supposed to work in regards to executive powers. Yes, King Louie doesn't obey those laws, we know this. That doesn't mean Donald should continue in his shadow.

That's my whispered warning, flame or ponder, FRiends.

[john mirse]

If Trump, became President, a few things that will happen:

1. Hillary won't be president. A good thing.

2. Iran leaders will be wetting themselves in their robes.

3. Sanctuary cities will soon be a thing of the past.

[trebb]

I notice that the biggest plus they give McCain is that he refused early release from the POW camp. Not only punishable under UCMJ, if he had accepted and become a propaganda tool, but would have put him on a whole different career path - he would have had to run honestly as a Democrat...

[Vermont Lt]

For those who actually read the article, it is interesting that this guy said the best comparison from recent times is Harry Truman—if 70 years is recent. In essence a guy who did not give a $hit what anyone on the other side (or the extreme side of his own party) thought about him.

He also said that there was a comparison with the type of “cult of personality” with Washington and Reagan.

An interesting analysis.

Thanks for posting that.

[montag813]

Our current president is shredding the Constitution, handing apocalyptic mullahs nukes, and utterly destroying U.S. prestige and influence worldwide — but this Vice assclown is worried about “Doomsday”...with Trump?

[Georgia Girl 2]

I read the article. Its a bunch of drivel.

[Political Junkie Too]

I posted this early this morning.

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Worst case scenario: Trump wins the election, and on January 21, 2017, John Boehner files for impeachment in the House.

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-PJ

[RinaseaofDs]

Smell that?

I can smell it coming from both sides of the aisle.

. . . . Fear.