[gogeo]

The "Republican national security community."

Not sure I'm familiar with that organization.

[Jim Robinson]

Total B/S. The GOP sucks crap through a straw.

[T-Bone Texan]

When reading this article, I could actually smell the fear.

If the elites do not want Trump, I consider that a compelling endorsement.

[dinodino]

FUGOP

Hopefully this election the GOP will get what they deserve: a boot in the ass in the form of a President Trump. For years they have been ignoring the wishes of their base and doing whatever they wanted.

[WVKayaker]

Poor Teddy Bares. All mud. All the time!

Here's a typical Teddy Bare Rally!

[Ymani Cricket]

Key words here: "keep us safe and prosperous" - meaning the political elite.

Otherwise, I think it's a pretty good junior high level treatise.

[Former War Criminal]

I am a charter member of the GOP National Security Leaders.

Please take me off your masthead and cancel my subscription.

[maggief]

No surprise to see Chertoff on the list.

ps.

https://ballotpedia.org/Chad_Sweet

Chad Sweet is a Republican political consultant based in Washington, D.C. Sweet is currently the campaign chairman for Ted Cruz’s 2016 presidential campaign. He co-founded the Chertoff Group, a business and security consulting firm, in 2009. Sweet has worked for the Central Intelligence Agency, several financial institutions, Department of Homeland Security, The Texas Lyceum and has served as finance chairman to Ted Cruz’s 2012 Senate campaign.

[lewislynn]

members of the Republican national security community

Hey if you're going to pretend to make up an organization at least capitalize the title.

OH and "War On The Rcoks " LOL. What language is that?

[justa-hairyape]

Treasonous bastards laying out all their treasonous actions for everyone to see. Islamic terrorist sympathizers have no place in the free world.

[urbanpovertylawcenter]

To Gope national security counsel:

Where were you when Obama threatened to pull out of Iraqi and close Gitmo?

Your position is meaningless to Trump voters.

[meadsjn]

It would be a waste of time and energy to address each of the statements.

If these people are such geniuses, why is the world such a mess already?

Maybe they should read The Art of War. Unpredictability can be a force multiplier.

[DoughtyOne]

I certainly hope none of these people are in charge of anything.

They are hysterical.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

You wrote that trash, didn’t you?

[imardmd1]

Although I'm not really up in the fine structure of various poligroups, I don't recognize any of the cosigners of this blogument. Who are they, ant what is the general slant of this WOTR site?

Bunch of "Good Shepherds"?

[Rastus]

This is the kind of fighting spirit that has stymied Obama at every turn! Oh, wait.

[olezip]

But we are united in our opposition to a Donald Trump presidency.

Need read little more beyond this silly assertion. These foolish people are assigning words and positions to Donald Trump that most likely are plain wrong.

They are showing no common sense. Better that they said nothing rather than making fools of themselves!

[MrMarbles]

Boo hoo - Nice try GOP puppeteers - Is that the best you’ve got?

[BlackAdderess]

What is interesting in this letter is that they are guilty of the very unhelpful posturing they are accusing Trump of. This does not appear to be a serious document by serious people (North Korea, really?!) if they wanted to offer critique and not blow smoke into an already hazy political landscape, that would have been useful.

[BerryDingle]

All of this “vetting”, false or not, should have been done 7 years ago by the media, for the nominee. No matter what Pelosi signed off on.