Comments by "g bridgman" (@1940limited) on "Trump: Police not big fans of Obama 'the great divider'" video.

I do not undestand the dynamic of this campaign. The Democrats have put up a corrupt, scandal-ridden candidate without a track record who should be in jail and whose platform is to continue the policies of the worst president in the history of the republic. The mainstream media loves her. It's like a death wish. On the Republican side we have a candidate who is a complete original, who has addressed every issue that affects us, head-on, in plain language, who has proposed sensible measures to deal with those issues, and whose only evident flaw is being too spontaneous and wandering "off message." Will that one flaw override the substance of his entire platform? If the mainstream media gets their wish, it will. A robust ad campaign will enable him to fight fire with fire. He can produce ads that are consistent and drum home his proposed policies as the campaign progresses. They can also attack Clinton very effectively. It has been suggested that James Comey's replies to Trey Gowdy's questions during the Congressional hearing provide enough material for an entire ad campaign. If Trump can target blacks, Hispanics, independents and outliers with saturation advertising, as well as his natural base, he ought to be able to finish Clinton off. Meanwhile, we're well advised to remember Harry Truman in '48.
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grapas100 Don't you read the news? Of course maybe we shouldn't believe it as their main function seems to be to bash Trump. Benghazi, e-mail scandal, improper use of finances in the Clinton Foundation, trying to throw the election during the CA primaries and attempting to sabotage Sanders. Those come to mind immediately. I won't argue with you for a moment that GWB was one of the worst presidents the nation ever had. Where did you see me say anything defending him? His lackluster performance is unforgivable. That's doesn't' make Obama any better. His health plan is a disaster. He refuses to acknowledge the nation's enemies. He's a narcissistic fool who sees the world in his way only and refuses to acknowledge anyone else's opinion or take their advice. In 8 years he's done nothing for the plight of the poor inner city black man. Iraq is totally given over to anarchy. The national debt is a staggering 19 trillion and growing. That right there could sink us all. Trump has acknowledged the nations problems and addressed them head on. I have yet to hear that from Hillary or Obama. 1948 was a long time ago, but history could repeat itself. If you think the liberal media isn't rigging the polls you are kidding yourself. Trump will cream Hillary in November. Wait until the debates when she'll have no way to hide from him, take a nap or sit down. Will Hillary will win based purely on gender with no regard to ability, as Obama won on race? We as a nation cannot be that foolish.
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grapas100 If you think Hillary's problems are only insinuation, innuendo and rumor than you are truly a brain washed Hillary lover with no hope of ever having a logical, common sense approach to politics. You're for her. I'm for Trump. Nothing will change our minds. We'll see what happens in November.
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grapas100 I voted for Obama twice and Kerry once. I was extremely disappointed in the democratic party since the Obama administration. It's time for big change, not more of the same with Hillary. We'll see what happens on election day. You better map out a plan B in case she loses.
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grapas100 I think no matter who wins there will be a lot of unhappy people. I'll be extremely disappointed in the poor judgement of the American people if they elect Hillary but will cope with it as best I can.
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lionkiller900 I look at their content very seldom and don't buy a word of any of it. But I still keep an eye on what they're doing. You should always know what the enemy is up to.
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Clownkiller I'm not sure I understand your reply. Should we talk about Bill Clinton's dotcom bubble bursting or the total economic collapse we experienced as a result of his hair brain scheme to make homes affordable to those who couldn't afford them? He was out of office by then, but left a trail of destruction in his wake. I also blame him for 9/11. As he was preoccupied doing damage control over Monica Lewinski instead of tending to affairs of state, warnings in the intelligence network that something big was going down went unheeded. Bush also dropped the ball. Neither of them were held accountable. It's a disgrace.
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