SaturnPosted By Darian Rachal |
Thomas, link doesn't seem to work for me.Thomas Marshall said:
The best images of Saturn I have ever seen, - at businessinsider.com/cassini-images-of-Saturn-2016-1 8O 8O Thomas M.
Go Get 'Em Texas!Posted By Darian Rachal |
TonePosted By Darian Rachal |
Yes Mel, she is rather nauseating to listen to and repugnant to look at as well. I was listening to Bernie Sanders after the Iowa caucus and even though I certainly don't approve of socialism, I found his manner of speaking very pleasant and he seems to be a likable person. That sort of suprised me; the total opposite of Hillary.Mel Maki said:
Can Clinton change? Peggy Noonan writes "Clinton sounds like a landlady yelling up the stairs that your kids left their bikes in the hall again."
Tough to listen to any politician but she really grates on my nerves.
STILL waitingPosted By Darian Rachal |
Who Wall Street DOESN'T Want For PresidentPosted By Darian Rachal |
Well Rod, You may wish to prepare for a disaster because there is a real possibility that he may be the next President, regardless of what Wall Street thinks.Rod Kaufman said:
No surprises here, considering his so-called economic plan would be a disaster for the country:
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/who-does-wall-street-want-be-president-n537371
Question for Constitution ScholarsPosted By Darian Rachal |
Mark, He indeed may not win. But no one expected him to even make a showing when he announced his candidacy. Then, no one anticipated him winning the nomination against the rest of the Republican field. When I hear these experts(not referring to youMark Costello III said:
There is some "evidence" out there ....
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ralf-michaels/donald-trump-does-not-wan_b_9285638.html
http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/2016/03/28/Ex-Trump-Insider-Donald-Doesn-t-Want-Be-President
... that Donald Trump does not want to President. He either is locked into running for the Presidency or just wants to win it because in his eyes the Donald does nothing but win. But these and others like them make a case for the Donald not really wanting the job even if he wins.
So let's suppose the Donald wins the November Election, as unlikely as that is looking to be at this time. On the following Wednesday he announces that he will not serve as President. What happens next? Does Hillary get it because she came in #2 (she won't come in any lower than this)? Does the GOP VP candidate become President? Does this go to the House? Is a special election held? Is there another outcome I missed?
My guess, and I'm no expert on this is: The GOP VP candidate becomes the President-elect. It's the smoothest solution and IMHO FWIW best approximates the intent of the authors of the Constitution as currently amended.
) , who were wrong from the beginning, now stating that there is no way he can win, I'm not inclined to take them seriously. Probably 95% of what you will be exposed to about the election, through the media between now and November, is worthless crap. I intend to ignore as much of it as possible.
My first Sun imagePosted By Darian Rachal |
Extremely good piece on the BLM movement....Posted By Darian Rachal |
Obama Will Defeat HillaryPosted By Darian Rachal |
But, was the fellow a Muslim and what was Obama's response? I'm simply curious about this; I consider pretty much anything he has to say about anything irrelevant.
50 More Republicans against TrumpPosted By Darian Rachal |
Boo hoo!Patrick Keafer said:
[i] "From a foreign policy perspective, Donald Trump is not qualified to be president and commander-in-chief. Indeed, we are convinced that he would be a dangerous president and would put at risk our country's national security and well-being.
Most fundamentally, Mr. Trump lacks the character, values, and experience to be president. He weakens US moral authority as the leader of the free world. He appears to lack basic knowledge about and belief in the US Constitution, US laws, and US institutions, including religious tolerance, freedom of the press, and an independent judiciary.
In addition, Mr. Trump has demonstrated repeatedly that he has little understanding of America's vital national security interests, its complex diplomatic challenges, its indispensable alliances, and the democratic values on which US foreign policy must be based."
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/08/08/us/politics/national-security-letter-trump.html?_r=0
Some notable names:
Michael Chertoff
Tom Ridge
Michael Hayden
