Yeah, I'm sure Hannity will be able to put his Hillary=Hitler format aside long enough to focus on Trump's GOP detractors.

That’s how Nate Terani, a Navy veteran from Arizona, greeted the woman at the front desk in Sen. John McCain’s office on Thursday afternoon. “Our military is one of the most diverse militaries in the world,” he continued. “Donald Trump has proved that he’s not fit to lead us.” Terani didn’t march in there alone. A handful of vets from around the country flew in to join him and deliver a petition with 100,000 signatures urging GOP leaders like McCain to un-endorse Trump for president. They had just wrapped up a rally outside, and now they were here to talk to the Arizona Republican directly ― or, at least, to his receptionist. Congress is out of session until September

Most people who know nothing about politics (people like you), think their neighborhood is an accurate microcosm for the country. Obviously, that isn't true.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics...y-Marist%20Poll


Clinton leads trump 41-9 with 18-29 year old voters.

To be fair to you, Dino, this is typical of the right wingers on this board. Research and facts aren't particularly important. Neither are actual policies. You can sum it up like this:

- Blacks are criminals
- Muslims are terrorists
- Hispanics are freeriders
- Liberals are stupid
- Transganders are freaks
- Gays are unnatural
- White men are the best!

Did I miss anything, guys?

I have to question the poll you sourced but I see your point. I am not a right winger, by any means.

Women belong in the kitchen

Nate Silver: Hillary has better than 81% chance

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/

We really need a 'like' button

No ... the bedroom or the back seat of my Camry.

Ok, I'm gonna put on my apron and go in the kitchen to make cookies!!!



TIS

Well TIS, it's about time.

The phoniness of it all makes me want to puke.

Uh, no, what you type below is the liberal's standard lazy and dishonest characterization of conservatives.



Well, yes, some are. In fact, blacks are way over-represented for many crimes relative to their percentage of the population. But if a conservative simply states this fact, liberals like yourself make them out to be the grand wizard of the KKK.



Again, yes, some are. In fact, in terms of terrorism, radical Muslims across the world far outnumber everyone else combined. Those who are supportive or sypathetic of extremists are estimated to be 15-20% of the Muslim population. A minority, yes, but by no means a small number either. But we can't point that out because it's politically incorrect. And to liberals, political correctness is infinitely more important than truth.



Again, some are. Obviously, with respect to illegal aliens coming into the country and becoming dependent on government programs, the majority are from South of the border. And I say that while acknowledging that many of them work their fingers to the bone and aren't lazy by any means.



Misguided is probably a more accurate way to say it.



You deny this?



You deny this?



Who said this? You just love putting words in people's mouths huh? Like I said, lazy and dishonest.



What you missed could fill a warehouse.

Back in May, O'Reilly interviewed Charles Krauthammer during which Charles stated that he thought Trump was unfit to handle the nuclear codes. However, just this week, Charles stated this:

"Trump’s hypersensitivity and unedited, untempered Pavlovian responses are, shall we say, unusual in both ferocity and predictability.

This is beyond narcissism. I used to think Trump was an 11-year-old, an undeveloped schoolyard bully. I was off by about 10 years. His needs are more primitive, an infantile hunger for approval and praise, a craving that can never be satisfied. He lives in a cocoon of solipsism where the world outside himself has value — indeed exists — only insofar as it sustains and inflates him."

lol.

fox news is ridulous,,,, o' reilly comes out and says the slaves who were hired to work on the white house were well fed?????????????? SLAVES ARENT HIRED THEY ARE SLAVES!!

I cant believe fox news, they are very disturbing people.
maybe after ailes things will change, maybe get rid of o'reilly and hannity, and have some thinkers aboard, they all live in 1954
they all seem to have that far-right sicko mentality.

kudos to Charles Krauthammer, an honest man.

I used to like McCain, and I do think pows are heros, they have to put up with a lot, true heroes all.

but, he should renounce trump for disrespecting pows
and taking so long to endorse him, I have no respect for john McCain any more it was his duty to speak for all pows, and rid himself of trump.

What's so funny? We're not talking those who actually engage in terrorist attacks. Simply those who are supportive or sympathize with them. Considering that, 15-20% may very well be a conservative estimate.

Are polygamists freaks, too?

Do you have any evidence? Then we can analyze it. Not saying you're wrong, but lets start with some evidence to support your claims.

Yeah, that's how I feel about Italians. Remember when John Gotti got convicted, his henchmen caused a riot outside the Federal Building and when he beat a couple of other raps those Dagos were dancing in the street, shooting off fireworks, and partying. You just can't trust them; they stick together and support all kinds of murder and mayhem. We should round up all those Italians. Oh wait. I'm Italian.

Never mind.

Your bogus, made up numbers.

Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) is warning donors that the Republican party's House majority could be in jeopardy, according to The New York Times.

Ryan spoke in private last week to a group of donors at a political conference in Colorado sponsored by the industrialists Charles G. and David H. Koch.
During the conference, the speaker said donors shouldn't put their focus completely on retaining the Senate, and noted that Republican control of the House may also be at risk, the Times reported, citing a Republican who heard the talk.

There is reportedly growing concern among the party's biggest contributors over retaining control of Congress with Donald Trump as the party's nominee.

Democrats would need to pick up more than 30 House seats to take control. But according to the Times, Republicans are worried about a scenario in which they lose enough seats that Ryan is weakened and the party is on the defensive.

The Times report on Saturday painted a broad picture of Republicans worried about the impact of Trump on down-ballot races.

See the links Faithful posted above, asshat.

C'mon. Stop the name calling. We gotta be better than the presidential candidates.

SC, some of these Board members never learn.

I did, they don't back up your argument.

You pulled those numbers out of your own ass hat.

No, I didn't. I've seen/heard them cited more than once.

And again, why are those numbers so hard to believe? Because they're not politically correct?