[gogeo]

The "Republican national security community."

Not sure I'm familiar with that organization.

[Maurice Tift]

  Other than the reference in this open letter, the organization doesn't have any other Google results.

  On the other hand, Google results for the site FreeRepublic.com show that we have existed for much longer than 6 hours.

  I'm thinking about creating an organization to denounce Trump (even though I like Trump, I just would like to have some instant credibility with the liberal media). Anyway, "The Evil Mystics of Nowhere" would like to denounce Trump and all of his supporters.

The Evil Mystics of Nowhere Condemn Presidential Candidate Donald Trump

[maggief]

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/meet-republicans-speaking-out-against-trump-n530696

Eliot Cohen, counselor of the Department of State during President George W. Bush’s administration

Cohen clarified that he would vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton over Trump if those were his only options. He also organized a response via open letter that was signed by 60 members of the Republican national security community “united in our opposition to a Donald Trump presidency.”

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/03/trump-clinton-neoconservatives-220151#ixzz41pcmR9Ty

Cohen helped to organize an open letter signed by several dozen GOP foreign policy insiders — many of whom are not considered neocons — that was published Wednesday night by the military blog War on the Rocks. “[W]e are unable to support a Party ticket with Mr. Trump at its head,” the letter declared. It cited everything from Trump’s “admiration for foreign dictators” to his “inexcusable” support for “the expansive use of torture.”

The letter was signed by dozens of Republican foreign policy experts, including Boot; Peter Feaver, a former senior national security aide in George W. Bush’s White House; Robert Zoellick, a former deputy to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice; and Dov Zakheim, a former Bush Pentagon official; and Kori Schake, a fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution and a former Bush State Department official.

[jsanders2001]

The "Republican national security community." Not sure I'm familiar with that organization.

The Leftists create whatever official sounding name works and usually pretend to be the opposite of what they say they stand for to fool people into believing a lie. Its the new liberal / progressive standard. They've taken lying to a new level the last 7 years with a pathological liar who pretended to be Christian to get elected but is actually controlled by a Satanic moon god's earthbound servant (Soros)

[sockmonkey]

I never heard of these GOP-E concern trolls either. I guess they are in the elite club of gravy trainers.

[Lion Den Dan]

The “Republican national security community.”
Not sure I’m familiar with that organization.

These are some of the nation’s foremost traitors.