Oh gotcha my bad lol overly sensitive I guess

Wait a minute they had to look back 12 yrs ago to find the one Moslem who died for our country. The mother still is in so much grief that she could not talk about her son bullshit. What has the father being doing here for the last 12 years?

Uh, living? What have you been doing?

you're a real cutey pie, aren't ya? its obvious you get hard thinking about Ivy...does he make you all moist in your pants?

Ivy doesn't like you cook...you've been putting words in his mouth for years now...and i'll bet you 10-1 that Ivy is more successful in his professional life than you are...do you work or take handouts?

Bets on something no one can prove, on a place where no one can pay. Nice.

Everyone is young, handsome and rich on the Internet....

It's not hard to figure out that Ivy is much more successful than cookcounty, you could see it in their writing styles alone. cook knows the truth.

Never underestimate this Anti-Christ character.

Whaa?

How can I get hard and get moist in my pants, considering the latter is obviously a reference to a woman being turned on?

you tell me.

No, far-from-Dean Martin, you own your pathetic burn fail.

I could see you're getting moist again, have you taken your daily dose of midol? Do you practice wolfbagging?

when was the last time you had a sour apple smoothie?

Republican officials are exploring how to handle a scenario that would be unthinkable in a normal election year: What would happen if the party's presidential nominee dropped out?

ABC News has learned that senior party officials are so frustrated — and confused — by Donald Trump's erratic behavior that they are exploring how to replace him on the ballot if he drops out.

So how would it work?

First, Trump would have to voluntarily exit the race. Officials say there is no mechanism for forcing him to withdraw his nomination. (Trump has not given any indications that he no longer wants to be his party's nominee.)

Then it would be up to the 168 members of the Republican National Committee to choose a successor, though the process is complicated.

Foot,

It wasn't just that he was a Moslem who died in combat for the U.S., his background and the way he died made him the ideal guy to use to counter Trump's comments.

College ROTC guy(officer) who died preventing a suicide bomber from killing the soldiers under his command. Only way his story could have been a better counter would have been if he was a West Point graduate.


I will say that you have a point about the time frame. I assumed he was recently deceased. Parents aren't supposed to bury their children though, so I don't think it's something they will ever get over.

Oli,

I heard the story about that scenario. I've been wrong about EVERY call I made about Trump's campaign. He said that he could shoot somebody in broad daylight and not lose any popularity/support. Facts seem to support that claim, so I can't see what could have happened in the past 2 weeks that would call for him to drop out.

Maybe they are afraid about how the debates will turn out.

Someone tell me what makes his death more important than the rest of our hero's who passed away serving their country?

Mignon,

I don't think any sacrifice of life in service is more important than any other.

For the purposes that his story was used at the DNC, there are reasons why he was chosen over other fallen military men of his religion and Middle Eastern background.

The reason this man's story was chosen to be presented at the DNC was to help counter growing anti-Moslem sentiment in general and some of Trump's comments specifically.

I have buddies who served and they've always said "gold" always gets more love than "green". That officers/gold actions and deaths get more coverage than enlisted men/green. I have buddies who are from both "colors".


Awarded Purple Heart and fell preventing the deaths of those under his command. His life wasn't more valuable, but his story is more marketable though.



I didn't think anything would "stick" to Trump, but this story and his reaction to the parents might cause people to recall his tasteless comments about John McCain and put him in an unfavorable light.

I hope Donald Trump NEVER drops out. In fact, if there's a way that he could be the GOP nominee every four years for the rest of his life, that would be just fine.

That statement says it all...thank you kindly Oak fan. Much appreciated

Funny I am an old man retired and have a ton of free time on my hands to watch all this stuff.

But you your not old in fact I think you are a young teen. What's a matter no girl hunting for you? Hen I was a kid I didn't waste my time on this shit I was looking for pussy and money in that order.

That makes two of us. Any person who wishes Trump to be the nominee every four years tells me it's a millennial...the spoiled, lazy group of Americans who can't wipe their ass without Mommy holding the baby wipe.

Most Trump supporters aren't millennials. Everything you say is nonsense.

Most Trump supporters in my neck of the woods most certainly are millennials...and pissed off Americans

And never found either, obviously.

This makes you jealous considering your Mommy just left in you dirty diapers for weeks at a time.

Mental hospital.

Spoken like a Bay area Bastard...have a nice day

Fox News host Sean Hannity says Republican leaders will be to blame if Donald Trump loses the presidential election.

The conservative pundit told listeners of his talk radio show on Wednesday that he was “sick and tired” of House Speaker Paul Ryan, Sen. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and others who condemned Trump’s controversial criticism of the parents of a slain Muslim American soldier.

“If in 96 days Trump loses this election, I am pointing the finger directly at people like Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham and John McCain,” Hannity said. “I have watched these Republicans be more harsh toward Donald Trump than they’ve ever been in standing up to Barack Obama and his radical agenda.

“They did nothing, nothing — all these phony votes to repeal and replace Obamacare, show votes so they can go back and keep their power and get reelected,” Hannity continued. “Sorry, you created Donald Trump, all of you. Because of your ineffectiveness, because of your weakness, your spinelessness, your lack of vision, your inability to fight Obama.”