Comments on: Donald Trump: Is The Nightmare Over?

By: lightly_lumay

lightly_lumay — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 13:07:46 +0000

Oh how sad I am that nothing has stopped Trump. The tide may have shifted, but it hasn’t turned against him. I lose sleep.

By: Sister Wolf

Sister Wolf — Tue, 05 Apr 2016 02:52:26 +0000

Andrea – It serves the GOP right for not standing up at the beginning and booting him out. They knew he wasn’t qualified IN ANY WAY bit they were too intimidated to say so.

By: Andrea Ratner

Andrea Ratner — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 11:16:46 +0000

Oh, and one other thing, which is what I I think is what gave birth to his running for president, & also is at the root of the republican congress not wanting to work with our current president- we have a black president!! Everything negative that they do is because they are all racists at heart & they won’t give validation to President Obama. Remember, Trump was the one with the “birther” argument, saying that the president was born in Kenya & not letting it go until he produced his birth certificate. And even then he questioned it. He (& they) just couldn’t give validation to Obama’s winning the presidency- twice- all because he’s black. Everything else is code for…. he’s black! So the fact that we had a ground breaking election in 2008 is what gave birth to this Trump debacle. I said this to my husband months ago, that the cause is very simple, & recently, I heard Van Jones say the same thing on CNN. Such a shame & an embarrassment to the world that our country is like this.

By: Andrea Ratner

Andrea Ratner — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 10:36:03 +0000

From your keyboard to god’s ears! I am not a “pray-er” but I pray every day to make sure that this asshole cannot be elected. I think when he first came on the scene, the powers that be in the republican party thought he would self implode. But there were so many people running on that side that he was able to get a good portion of the votes. Maybe now the implosion will happen, after the abortion gaffe, which he says this morning is because MSNBC edited the interview to make him look bad, which they say they did not. 2 days later he’s still making excuses. He is so not presidential, it would be hilarious if it were not real life. And don’t get me started on the nuclear stuff. What kind of people is he surrounding himself with that won’t tell him he is not qualified? What you see here is money is power & everyone around him is afraid to tell him no. He’s really just a fat, ugly, ill spoken guy from Queens with a combover (& I grew up in Queens, so I know from where I speak), & if he didn’t have money, that’s all he would be. He should have stayed where he was, on the apprentice, where most of the country thought well of him. In NY though, our hatred of him goes way back, to when he first came on the scene with his awful, 80s style gaudy buildings & egomaniacal rants. NO ONE in NYC likes him. I just saw a commercial on CNN that contains him saying stupid things, especially the abortion stuff & ending “we have too much at stake to let him win”, ominous “Jaws” type music playing in the background. I saw John Kerry on TV saying that every world leader is calling him & asking “what the hell is going on in your country??”. We might want to blame NBC for this, for The Apprentice. That’s what gave him a national platform. And I underscore your “let us pray”.

By: Sam

Sam — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 08:18:16 +0000

#raisemyglasstothat