Comments by "g bridgman" (@1940limited) on "Newt Gingrich rates Donald Trump's big week" video.

  1. I fail to see anything about his immigration speech would drive anyone crazy, except illegals! When did the media move onto the side of politicians? It's not just politicians, it's democratic politicians! If Trump has no shot at winning over a large percentage of the black vote that's a sad commentary on blacks, not Trump. When will they learn the democratic party has done nothing, and will do nothing, for them?
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  2. I sure hope so.
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  3. Caring Heart Clinton will finish what Obama has started by transforming the whole country into a European-style socialist state with Washington DC as the center of power and her as king pin. If you care to see the kind of people supporting Hillary, watch a video of the recent Milwaukee riots. They're all looking for a handout from government. They think the US Treasury is a magic piggy bank that never runs out of money. Hillary is a modern day snake oil sales person that panders to this kind of person for her power base. Unfortunately they are too ignorant to see right through her. We better hope there aren't enough of them voting to make her the winner.
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  4. Dan Wolfe He's had my support since he announced his candidacy more than a year ago. That hasn't wavered. Trump is a movement, a social revolution, one that is badly needed in this country. I hope most people are smart enough to heed the call. If we blow it in this election, the nation is finished.
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  5. TheJRE313 So the election is all about buying your way in, not voting for the candidate of choice? Thanks for clarifying that. Shame on all of us.
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  6. Peter Perfect What did he say that was racist? I keep hearing that word bantered about, but don't understand it. maybe some people need to look up its definition. You can go to dictionary.com for starters.
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  7. David Spin That's 100% correct. There's no debating anything with a liberal. You're either racist, sexist, xenophobic, or now the newest buzz word, Islamaphobic! They call you one or all of the above and walk away in righteous indignation. You're wrong. They're right. There will be no discussion. There's no logic or common sense in the equation. It's infuriating as hell and sad knowing these kinds of people exist and could well destroy the nation.
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  8. David Spin Thanks.
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  9. What does this have to do with illegal immigration?
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  10. ***** I have no qualms about Newt's credibility. It's a hell of a lot better than the Clintons. Whether you like him or not he's knowledgeable and always provides truthful common sense commentary. His description of the Clintons as drifters fits them perfectly. It reminded me of the stories my father used to tell about the Gypsies that came around to their house in their horse-drawn wagons back in the 20s. They'd rob you blind if you didn't keep a close eye on them.
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  11. ***** I have no idea where you got your information from, but Newt's description of the Clintons is spot on.
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  12. ***** Are you talking about Hillary or those who support her? Yes, I agree.
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  13. ***** We'll just have to agree to disagree on this one. Anybody who thinks Newt is stupid and has no idea what he's talking about must simply be a blatant Hillary lover and one that needs to do some more historical research.
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  14. ***** Why do you think he's a scum bag? why is a well spoken, well informed person who gives intelligent and plausible commentary a scum bag? If you think he's as cum bag, who do you think is a good person?
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  15. ***** At least he didn't do it in the oval office! :)
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  16. ***** We know for sure he was preoccupied with damage control over the Monica Lewinski affair. What never seems to get any press is that he dropped the ball on intelligence information that something big was going down, namely 9/11. I hold him personally responsible for that disaster or at lest not doing anything that might have prevented it. That's enough reason right there to never give a Clinton the keys to the White House ever again. Nobody talks about it.
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  17. ***** ...until the dotcom bubble burst and the nation was thrown into the worst recession ever, post-Clinton, but because of his cockamamie idea of making homes affordable to those who couldn't afford them.
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  18. ***** What do you attribute the recession to? Millions defaulting on mortgages they couldn't afford that were orchestrated by the federal government had nothing to do with it? As I recall the bottom fell out in 2006.
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  19. Jim Marcinko Should we talk to Bill about that subject as he revels in the idea of possibly becoming "First Gentleman?"
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  20. indoctus41 Unfortunately, Obama's plan was nothing more than an expensive bureaucratic nightmare without sound financial structure and is already falling apart at the seems. Support for universal healthcare is bipartisan, but special interests muddy the waters so much it's almost impossible to implement it. As long as healthcare in this nation is a for-profit "business" rather than being viewed as a necessary social service, universal care will never become reality.
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  21. Caring Heart Trump isn't a republican, he's a movement that's a combination of many elements. It's the kind of change we need as traditional parties have mismanaged the country badly for decades. So-called "professional" politicians have gotten us into the mess we're in now. Hillary is a perfect example of the establishment politician that will run Washington as business as usual, raise taxes, and continue to pander to the poor while really doing nothing for them. A robust economy with financial opportunity for everyone helps minorities as well as middle and upper class citizens. You won't get it with Hillary as she enjoys her 100 million dollars in wealth.
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  22. Caring Heart No, I didn't see that one. Can you send a link? Thank you for the support.
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  23. Caring Heart Thanks for the information. I'll give it a try.
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  24. indoctus41 Maybe whoever you're talking to is a liberal? :)
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  25. indoctus41 I was trying to figure out what your point is.
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  26. Dan Wolfe When Steve Kroft interviewed Obama on 60 Minutes earlier this year one of the questions was about the 500 million dollars frittered away to train Sunni troops in defeating ISIS in Iraq. The program failed miserably. Obama shrugged off with the statement "Well, we had to do something." I wish I had 500 million bucks of tax payer money to piss down the drain then just shrug it off.
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  27. Dan Wolfe An article appeared today suggesting 2016 will be the last election if Clinton wins. She'll grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens, liberalize the supreme court and keep our borders wide open. Demographics will change so dramatically we'll never again be able to elect a republican. That's also quite a slap in the face to all immigrants who came her legally and went through the arduous task of becoming legal citizens. Millions support her. How can they be so stupid? My faith in the human race is rocked once again.
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  28. Dan Wolfe Earlier today I got this comment from a liberal. Can you believe it? Can you believe it? Rasmussen is the outlier and only one other poll shows Trump with a tiny lead.. The other dozen or so polls mostly show Trump trailing by 5-10 points consistently since July. His position is especially hopeless in the battleground states that he must win to claim the presidency. Dream on if you must cling to your illusions, but please show respect and support for President Clinton when she takes office-- trying to undermine your own President only hurts America. What hogwash!
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  29. indoctus41 What's your point? Trump will win so it's moot.
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  30. Dan Wolfe According to a Reuters poll published today Trump's approval rating has jumped 8 points in the last week and he's one point ahead of Hillary nationally. I'm sure that gap will continue to widen. Here's the link. http://nypost.com/2016/09/04/donald-trump-leaps-ahead-of-hillary-clinton-in-new-poll/
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  31. indoctus41 No One's going ballistic over a poll. I merely pointed out that Trump's numbers are climbing. This AM a Reuters polls showed him up 8 points in a week and now one point above Hillary nationally. That's not a lot, but it's a big improvement for him. If it were Hillary it would be all across every newspaper coast-top-coast.You guys keep harping on white males supporting Trump. That's far from the truth. Do a little easy research and you'll see the demographic goes way beyond that. Besides, aren't white males important any more? Do only opinions of blacks and Hispanics count for anything because it fits the liberal narrative? The country's population is still 70% white in case you haven't heard.
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  32. indoctus41 You may be right about the nuclear codes, but I trust Trump more than Hillary any day. We'll see what November 8 brings.
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  33. Dan Wolfe Clinton is a foul mouthed, nasty, condescending, dismissive, modern day snake oil sales person. I wouldn't elect her dog catcher. I cannot believe anyone in this country supports her.
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  34. Dan Wolfe Thank you.
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  35. Trump's not going to start any wars. He has global interests that would be adversely effected by any war, so for that reason alone he won't do it. Plus I'm sure he knows the gravity of starting any war, nuclear or not. It would not be in the best interests of his businesses to start a war with anyone. He has stated since day one he would deduct the cost of a wall from foreign aid sent to Mexico. He made the point clear way back at the beginning of the primaries. I don't know why people keep asking that question. Enrique Pena Nieto is concerned about him winning and the adverse effect it could have on them dumping their migrants on us and foreign aid to his country. I'm sure he looks at Trump as a possible threat as do the bureaucrats in Washington worried about losing their ticket to ride the gravy train. Hillary's worried, too. Trump won't hesitate to appoint an independent investigator to look into her illicit dealings. She won't have Obama and Lynch around to shield her. Yes, she's very worried and she should be. The power of the presidency in the hands of someone who's not going to pander to the Clintons and cannot be blackmailed is cause for great concern on their part. Trump didn't rise to the level of success he's attained by being stupid or a fool. His brand is known world wide. People who think badly of him that way are letting petty emotions over ride their perception of things. He got my vote in the primaries. He's getting it on election day. I've supported him with keen interest since the day he announced his candidacy more than a year ago. Polls show him closing the gap, if there ever was one, between himself and The Madam. He's even ahead in some polls. He's had a good couple of weeks. Hers have been pretty bad. We'll see what happens. I remain optimistic.
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  36. Dan Wolfe You're 100% correct about Hillary and the democrats. It's frightening to think millions of people plan to vote for her. Let's pray it's not enough.
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  37. Dan Wolfe Aside from Hillary's corruption and despite the daily salvo of poll numbers, there's still so much that's unknown about this election cycle. For example, how many outliers in the electorate, i.e., people who never vote, will Trump motivate to come to the polls and vote for him? How many blacks and Hispanics will he win over by going into their neighborhoods and asking for their votes while Hillary snoozes in Westchester and schmoozes in the Hamptons? How many Democrats will recognize that Hillary is as much a threat to them as to Republicans and vote for Trump? How successful will Trump be, or not, in open debate against Clinton and the press? Will she succeed in provoking him to an indiscretion the press can bludgeon him with? Will he come away having been made to look like a bully picking on a poor, helpless woman? Or will he successfully drive home Clinton's complete unsuitability for the presidency, while displaying his own qualifications? No one knows, but I think the odds favor him.
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  38. indoctus41 Thanks.
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