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Posted: Aug 11, 2016

Maybe they didn't show it on Fox (because they want to pretend it didn't happen?).

Basically, in an interview with Hugh Hewitt (who tried desperately to give him an out because no matter how crazy you want to be, this is a real bad look), he claimed President Obama founded ISIS, along with Hillary.

Delusional much? You keep ranting about the email messages again, but guess where the media attention is going, and not in a good way?

Just when Trump might be able to drive a wedge in against Hillary, he totally disqualifies himself with outrageous, unpresidential behavior which drives everything else out of the news cycle.

And he's not a hero for that, he's a loser. He is simply unfit.

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I realize that Obama by NEGLECT helped to - found Isis. At best Obama is an ENABLER.

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And haggard angry Hillary helped enable with her bad decisions in Libya.

I'll take Trump over Hillary corruption any day of the week.

You can all take Trump if you wish but I - think he is giving up frankly

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He likes being "off the cuff" and just plain crazy. That got all his normal followers worked up to a frenzy, but it ain't working in the general election.

From People:

"In an interview with CNBC on Thursday, the GOP nominee said "it's okay" if he isn't elected commander-in-chief because he'll "go back to a very good way of life."

"I'm a truth teller. All I do is tell the truth. And if at the end of 90 days, I fall in short because I'm somewhat politically correct – even though I'm supposed to be the smart one and even though I'm supposed to have a lot of good ideas – it's okay," he said. "You know, I go back to a very good way of life."

The real estate mogul added that losing the election is "not what I'm looking to do. I think we're going to have a victory, but we'll see."

"At the end, it's either going to work or I'm going to have a very, very, nice long vacation," he later added."

So basically, Trump will be Trump at his Trumpiest, and if that doesn't work he don't care, he is still going back to his gold-plated life. So long, suckers!

What Trump is saying is he is in a win-win - position. No problem.

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Trump is resigned to meeting the same rigged fate of Bernie Sanders because the system is corrupt and there are a lot of people in politics who do not want him to upset their bribes, perks, and easy money as a player in the political game, just like Hillary.

So basically, Trump gives it his best shot and he is not going to lose no matter the outcome.

As far as the Clinton Corrupt Clan, neither is looking well health-wise, so looking forward to Tim Kaine taking over the presidency.

As far as Hillary supporters thinking Debbie Whatshername rigged this on her own, do not lose sight of the fact that the election was purposefully rigged against Bernie Sanders and I am quite sure Debbie Whatshername did not dream this up by herself. What would be in it for her if she did? The rigging was planned by Clintons and carried out by Debbie Whatshername and her staff. Debbie Whatshername took the fall and was rewarded with another job by Hillary after she resigned from DNC.

For a candidate who supposedly "tells it like it is" - his supporters sure do a lot

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of explaining for him.

Not explaining for Trump, just explaining - to the ignorant Hillary supporters

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who like to spin what they think they hear and usually out of context.

Amen, sister!! People don't know what to do with - a non-politician speaking the truth.

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You know how tiresome it is: Ask a politician a question about a sensitive subject and all you get is double-talk. Sometimes it's positively amazing how they can take a direct question, talk for 10 minutes by the clock AND NEVER ANSWER THE QUESTION.

Obama is famous for his ability to do this, but it's a "skill" that all politicians seem to acquire.

Comes now a man who not only lacks those "skills" but doesn't care to acquire them. He tells it exactly as it is and we've become so accustomed to the "smooth talk", the evasions, the end-around, the deliberate use of meaningless words...that some people are completely disoriented by plain speech.

The media have long aided people like Obama and Clinton in this linguistic practice of hide-and-seek (Trump should call her "The Artful Dodger") by failing to FOLLOW UP AND PERSIST when they fail to get answers to their questions.

Like I'm holding my breath waiting for that to happen.

If the man communicates that poorly that you have to - constantly explain what

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he is saying, it doesn't sound like he will be a good president. Are you going to be there to explain what he "actually" means to the leaders of foreign countries? If you are trying to elect a president on the basis that he will speak his mind, shouldn't you let him do it?

I only explain to obtuse people who believe - out of context BS MSM feeds them

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Intelligent people need no explanation.

Who is going to explain Hillary's short-circuits if she is elected?

You mean former Secretary of State and Senator - Hillary Clinton

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I find no need to explain anything for her. She is well spoken, experienced and intelligent. She doesn't say crazy things, so I have no reason to feel like I have to do damage control. I'm sure you don't understand what that feels like. It's nice.

Explain her lies and her shadiness - explain the Clinton Foundation

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Explain why Hillary felt the need to rig the primary votes against Bernie Sanders. Explain why she wears pantsuits. Etc, etc, etc.

Explain why she wears pantsuits? - Because pantyhose sucks

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See that was easy. A large part of Trump's problem is his followers, evidently.

CNN runs graphics now at the bottom of the screen like - "Trump calls Obama founder of ISIS and in

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parenthesis says "he's not"

That's not reporting news, that's editorializing. I guess they have to tell their viewers that to think.

Why don't they do this with Hillary's emails?

Trump is telling the truth.Since Obama, terrorism has grown - Benghazi funding guns to rebels,

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etc. Those of us who don't get our news from CNN (falling in rating with all the Trump bashing, plus the stupid tickers at the bottom of the screen telling you WHAT to think about Trump) know this.

Truth is dead. Even some Democrats who agree with Trump are afraid to speak out because of PC.

Liberal attacks on Trump are son unhinged,it might get him killed. - What are liberals going to say

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for themselves if Donald Trump gets assassinated?

That’s a question worth pondering as a new effort is under way to delegitimize The Donald in the wake of his remarks on the Second Amendment.

Leftists are accusing Trump of trying to incite an attack on Hillary Clinton from “Second Amendment people.” They have been using such intemperate language that it wouldn’t be surprising if someone took a shot at The Donald. (Feds suspect a British national tried to do so at a rally in June after attempting to grab a police officer’s gun to carry out the assassination.)

Scott Adams, famed cartoonist of Dilbert, had already been mocking Clinton for pairing “the idea of President Trump with nuclear disaster, racism, Hitler, the Holocaust and whatever else makes you tremble in fear.”

The incitement got so bad that Adams, in a satire on blog.dilbert.com, “endorsed” Clinton. He did so, he explained, “for my personal safety.” Quoth he: “My safety is at risk if I am seen as supportive of Trump.”

It’s no joke, to judge by the newswires. This week in Bloomfield, NJ, police reported that a man was assaulted with a crowbar for, as the Drudge Report headlined it, wearing a Donald Trump shirt.

In the latest brouhaha, Trump tried to mark the difference between Clinton and himself in respect of the Bill of Rights command that the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.

Trump, like all GOP candidates for president, is for strict obedience to the Second Amendment, which has been called the palladium of our liberty. He’s allied himself with — and been endorsed by — the National Rifle Association.

Hillary Clinton is the opposite. She favors the radical regulation of guns. Not once has she ever protested against the fact that in much of the state she served as senator — New York — the Second Amendment might as well not exist.

This is the point Trump was making when, in Wilmington, NC, he warned that Clinton wants to “essentially abolish the Second Amendment.” And that “if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.”

“Although,” Trump quickly added, “the Second Amendment people, maybe there is. I don’t know. But — but I’ll tell you what. That will be a horrible day. If — if Hillary gets to put her judges — right now, we’re tied [with four justices appointed by each party]. You see what’s going on.”

The Democrats immediately jumped on this. “Trump Suggests Gun Owners Act Against Clinton” is the headline the New York Times put over its Page One lead story, suggesting he was inciting gun-rights supporters to take matters into their own hands.

Democrats use this kind of talk to avoid discussing the merits of the Second Amendment. They are stuck with a leaked recording that captures Clinton saying the Supreme Court is “wrong” on the Second Amendment.

That was a reference to the court’s landmark ruling called Heller. It held that the Second Amendment protects not just a militia but an individual right to keep and bear arms. It forced Washington, DC, to give a gun permit to a retired security guard, Dick Heller.

In May, a Washington Post blogger, Eugene Volokh, called Clinton’s comments a “smoking gun” confirming Trump’s early warnings that Clinton was coming after Americans’ guns.

Instead of a reasoned debate on guns, though, the Democrats have offered only ad hominem attacks on Trump. This is the argument that he’s racist, unstable and inherently unfit to be president.

Clinton has been making this argument, as has President Obama, to a degree unsurpassed by his predecessors. But it will be a frosty Friday before anyone descends to the kind of incitement being issued daily by the New York Times.

Its foreign affairs columnist, Tom Friedman, goes so far this week as to liken Trump’s remarks to the kind of talk that Israel’s leftists insist got Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin assassinated. “His right-wing opponents just kept delegitimizing him,” Friedman writes (libeling, by the way, many decent Israeli and American critics of Rabin’s peace drive).

“Forget politics,” the Timesman says of Trump. “He is a disgusting human being. His children should be ashamed of him. I only pray that he is not simply defeated, but that he loses all 50 states so that the message goes out across the land — unambiguously, loud and clear: The likes of you should never come this way again.”

What in the world could he mean by that?

I work with people who express these kind of sentiments... - in a hospital!

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Satan is filling the vacuum created by Western civilization - by abandoning God.

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"Clinton faults Obama for rise of ISIS" The Hill. - Foreign policy decisions under Obama

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have allowed Islamic terrorists to gain a better footing in the Middle East, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said this week.

Clinton, a potential 2016 presidential contender, told The Atlantic in an interview published Sunday that the failure to build up Syrian rebels battling President Bashar Assad "left a big vacuum, which the jihadists have now filled."
Some have criticized Obama for not helping Syrian rebels early on in the rebellion in order to combat al Qaeda-inspired terrorist groups like the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), which has since taken over large swaths of Iraq and Syria.

"It is striking, however, that you have more than 170,000 people dead in Syria. You have the vacuum that has been created by the relentless assault by Assad on his own population, an assault that has bred these extremist groups, the most well-known of which, ISIS — or ISIL — is now literally expanding its territory inside Syria and inside Iraq," Clinton said.

On nuclear talks with Iran, which Obama has approached carefully, Clinton said, "it’s important to send a signal to everybody who is there that there cannot be a deal unless there is a clear set of restrictions on Iran," adding, "little or no enrichment has always been my position."

The U.S. has hoped to punish Russia with sanctions, but Clinton compared President Vladimir Putin's push for resurgent nationalism to "jihadi Islam."

"You have Russia massing battalions — Russia, that actually annexed and is occupying part of a UN member state — and I fear that it will do even more to prevent the incremental success of the Ukrainian government to take back its own territory, other than Crimea," she said.

She also highlighted the foreign policy work of her husband, former President Bill Clinton, and herself in dealing with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Clinton said Obama's political message on foreign policy might be different from his worldview, noting, "Great nations need organizing principles, and 'Don’t do stupid stuff' is not an organizing principle."

Her own organizing tactic? "Peace, progress and prosperity."

Actually, polls are showing majority agree with Trump. - They understand what he was saying.

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The most irresponsible withdrawal of forces in US military history, followed by Clinton's actions that moved arms through Libya to ISIS.

This isn't hard.

Where was the outrage when Clinton called Trump a - "recruiter" for ISIS, claiming....

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...ISIS was using videos of Trump to "recruit thousands" - when there was ABSOLUTELY NO PROOF OF SUCH??

On the other hand, we DO have proof of the role that Obama played in the creation of ISIS and the probable role of Clinton in the surge of ISIS in Libya.

I'm sorry that the facts are so inconvenient, but they are what they are. It's time for all American patriots to acknowledge them, whether favorable to their particular political party or not.

I wonder if anyone here has been watching "The American Experience" recently? If so, you might have had your eyes opened to some harsh realities about American politics and politicians - especially at the Presidential level. It's pretty sad.

ISIS - R2

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If you research ISIS, it was not in "business" in 2008 when BO took office, but by pulling out our troops, ISIS formed and now just 8 years later they are over 60,000 strong. He could have chosen his words a little more carefully, but just look at it from a research point of view, and not from a DT point of view. He needed to clarify.

GWB negotiated the withdrawal from Iraq in 2008. - sm

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Also of note, Donald Trump advocated completely withdrawing from Iraq in 2007! When asked how, he said "declare victory and go home".

Trump now says he was just being sarcastic. His....sm - VTMT

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supporters must be getting dizzy, not knowing if he actually says what he means and means what he says. Look at this thread, an entire day devoted to supporting and defending his statement with Donald now walking it back and saying it was sarcasm. Pathetic!!

I am a Trump supporter and I know what - he meant. Not dizzy at all

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Obama is responsible for the huge growth of Isis by denying they were powerful, called them JV and had people cooking books regarding the growing power of Isis.

And yet...his words prove out. - anon

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Libs just can't take the truth and when their version of reality is threatened, they rage and scream, and cry, throw out immature insults and run to their safe spaces. Sorry to tell you this, however, Trump is far more savvy than you can grasp.

Do you realize how simple minded you appear when - you make fun of a persons color?

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Think about it. If we referred to Obama as Oreo we would be called racists. It works both ways.

How is Cheeto colored racist? - It is a virtual color description

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Trump is orange of his own choosing (makeup, tanning beds, who knows?). It is a descriptive term, not racist at all. Honestly.

Calling someone an Oreo (black on the outside and white on the inside) has absolutely no parallel with calling someone who is purposefully orange colored something which is also orange colored.

So if I call Obama POOP not because of his color - but I think he is a BS artist

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that would not be racist because I am not talking about his skin color but I think he is full of schit and he chooses to spout schit.

Got it.

POOP lied about Isis.

Maybe it's jaundice? Have we seen his medical records? - nm

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