[Innovative]

The foreign MSM is really upset...We really should let them determine who should be OUR president. (/sarc)

[LegendHasIt]

Think America's terrified of Donald Trump? Check out how the rest of the world's reacting."

Again they say that is like a bad thing.

The rest of the world is upset that the USA might be able to pull out of the mutual suicide pact that nearly all 'civilized' nations have signed onto; like lobsters in a pot, attempt to pull back in any one which seems about to escape.

[Jack Hammer]

Eff ‘em.

[blueplum]

threatening to change the fundamental security equation for some of America's closest allies. To take them from protected to vulnerable, with seemingly no appreciation of the consequences

well, the supposed allies seem to have no appreciation of the consequences of habitually defaulting, for decades, on their own 'promise' to pony up 2% of their GDP towards NATO. Pay to play folks.

[TexasRepublic]

I never was a Trump fan and I also have concerns how he’ll turn out, but I hope our enemies and even some of our so-called allies are horrifed. They may be less likely to kick a mad dog for fear of being bit.

[Iron Munro]

The only people Obama gets tough with are white Americans and Israelis.

The other countries like having the Obama rag doll to deal with.

As long as they let him make a few bloviating speeches now and then he lets them push him around all they like and then he gives them free stuff.

They know that Trump won’t be such a pussy.

[usconservative]

"The craziest US presidential election campaign begins," Germany's Die Welt daily wrote. "The unthinkable has come to pass."

Funny, that's EXACTLY what I thought in 2008!!

[pierrem15]

When you look at what Trump is proposing, there's nothing that doesn't make a lot of sense-- if the Germans, for example, can't pony up and contribute their fair share to NATO, why are they in NATO? If they expect us to guarantee their security but won't supply forces to the alliance, why shouldn't they pay?

The same goes for East Asia-- the cheapest way for the US to respond to North Korea and China is to give nukes to South Korea and Japan, and make it clear to both that an alliance is a two way street.

[SkyPilot]

Globalism Über Alles

[RightGeek]

Maybe we need signs

[StCloudMoose]

everyone of these blood sucking leaches from other countries are worried that their handouts will be cut. Putin is looking forward in working with Donald Trump to settle Syria. Obama has refused to sit down with Russia twin now to stop the blood shed. Jimmy Carter has stepped into to provide information to Putin before Russia came to Syria’s aid.

[elpadre]

Most people fear change. This what we need to clean house and start fresh.

[Titus-Maximus]

Im supposed to listen to Germany on how to run a country?

Don’t think so.

Enjoy your Rapeugees!

[Steve_Seattle]

"the unthinkable has come to pass"

No, Hitler was unthinkable. Letting millions of Muslims into Germany is unthinkable. Screw Germany.

[SaraJohnson]

The whole article rants about how “the world’ hates America and Americans. Which is the whole point of turning things around. The world kicks us around and we beg for more hate.

Money can’t buy you love.

[Steve_Seattle]

"terrified of Donald Trump"

I'm not a Trump fan, but I'm hardly "terrified" of him. I can't think of anything he would do that would be worse than what Obama has done. He's not a military adventurist, he's not a left-wing social justice warrior, he recognizes the threat posed by militant Islam, he wants to improve trade, his Supreme Court nominees couldn't be any worse than Obama's, he wants to repeal Obamacare. So I'm not so sure what I should be trembling about. But my weenie nephew sure is afraid.