Posted on 05/22/2016 2:06:36 PM PDT by Biggirl
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton said presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s candidacy “poses immediate dangers” to America.
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Grumblegunners can’t ever be that terse and meaningful. This says it all.
EXTREMELY well-said!
No, it only poses a problem to her political ambitions.
To ignore the actual danger Clinton already posed.
Good one. ;>)
Let me get this straight. During an election year where the overwhelming consensus is that things are going poorly, a candidate is trying to make the case that its dangerous to mix things up....uhm...yeah that is a good strategy for her (since its good for her not to be elected).
How many Americans have YOU killed, Hildebeeste?
Every time a politician started bashing trump that attacker’s poll numbers nosed dived ! Rand Paul, Rubio,Cruz when they stated bashing Trump that’s when they sunk! Now Hillary is trying to bash Trump. don’t they ever learn? You don’t tug at super man’s cape!
And even megyn Kelly’s ratings went down after she was unfair to Trump!
We’ve heard this before with every candidate - even Bob Dole was portrayed as a dangerous, militant extremist who shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near the White House.
“dropping in the polls faster than Bill Clinton in an Arkansas trailer park”. ...now that’s good stuff there...lol
Trump is sure a danger to Hillary’s vision for Amerika....
.....Or Hillary’s vision for AMERICA.
Look for Hillary’s to go down as well.
Exactly - I used "Amerika" as what I consider her vision to be - not to slam AMERICA>
I hear our guy is going to help make her great again and he has lots of support in that area of thought.....
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