Comments by "g bridgman" (@1940limited) on "Does Obama's endorsement of Clinton carry a lot of weight?" video.

  1. His endorsement of Hillary, among other elements of his sordid legacy will be his antipathy towards the country whose president he was. He and his wife harbor a tremendous anger and resentment toward this nation, which, incidentally, elevated them to the highest levels of power and privilege. The two of them are obsessed with redressing the wrongs of the past, for which no one living today has any responsibility. They carry out their duties with vengeance, he by attacking the middle and upper classes and undermining the nation's prestige and security, she by lavishly spending public money for her personal benefit, that is, when she isn't giving speeches to young people pointing out all that's wrong with the country. She has a personal staff of 72, the largest of any First Lady in our history, and travels all over at government expense with her mother and her daughters whenever the spirit moves her. Sock it to the (rich) taxpayer seems to be her motto, and never mind that her husband has run up a national debt it will take generations to retire, if it ever is. Neither of these two has reason to complain about the opportunities that have come their way, but you'd think that they grew up as the son and daughter of slaves picking cotton and living under Jim Crow. Instead of serving as an example of black achievement, they stoke racial division and class hatred. Yes, Donald Trump will go down in history as Barack Obama's real legacy. He, Trump, is the expression of a great, national primal scream against Obama, his wife, Hillary Clinton and everything they and their party stand for.
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  2. Thanks, Eli. I despise Obama and Hillary. I guess you can tell. I make no apologies for my position on the subject.
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  3. I can't believe that arm dealer doesn't seem to give a damn about how tax money is spent or the first family disparaging the very country they are supposed to represent and that has given them so much opportunity. It's hard to believe, but obviously there are people out there who think this way, thus we have Obama in the oval office for two terms and Hillary running for POTUS. Except this time I don't think the dems are going to make it. It seems Obama and Hillary supporters resort to insults and name calling whenever someone doesn't agree with them. I guess they're the same ones that start fights at Trump rallies. It's interesting these are the kinds of people that support the democratic party. Trump supporters are supposed to be the uneducated? Really?
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  4. An excellent example of what you're talking about is the huge article the NYT ran interviewing 50 women supposedly mistreated by Trump. The entire article was debunked within 24 hours. Democrats and the establishment are running scared, fighting for their lives. They will do anything to tear Trump apart. It's not working. He's been written off as a loser since day 1 yet he took 305 more delegates than needed to clinch the nomination and carried 37 states in the primaries. He also attained more delegates than any GOP candidate in the history of the nation. What does Hillary have going for her? She might be the first woman president. Big deal. What about qualifications? Just like Obama, our first black president, she has none.
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  5. Thanks, Eli. I'm glad thee are some people out there with good judgement! :) It's interesting the low quality of people that support the democratic party as you have cited above.
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  6. There are plenty of blacks for Trump, too. I believe his support is stronger than the liberal media will ever have you believe. They'll build up Hillary and tear down Trump right on to election day. People aren't buying it. The media is as crooked as Obama and HRC. I like your philosophy. I agree in giving Trump a chance. He cannot be any worse than what we've endured for the past 8 years, or more. His performance in the primaries was spectacular. I'm sure he'll do well in the general election, at least well enough to win; maybe even landslide? Wouldn't that be sweet! :)
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  7. The woman is guilty as sin in the e-mail scandal and is a pathological liar. How anyone, especially Obama, can enthusiastically endorse her for president represents a massive moral and legal failure of our society as a whole, or certainly a large segment of it, headed up by the president himself. It's a travesty and a disgrace. We can only hope in the end, common sense will prevail; Hillary will be sacked and Trump emerge victorious. I believe Trump has many good positions on the issue. You can look at his website for that. He's got some aces up his sleeve he hasn't played yet. While there are some shortcomings extant, my overall confidence in him remains strong.
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  8. I get discouraged at all the BS we see in the news all the time but I keep telling myself it's all slanted to make you think Hillary is going to win. After Trump took 305 more delegates than needed to win the nomination and carried 37 states, I'm skeptical that he should be counted out. I'm going to watch the video now. Thanks.
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