I want to know when the Criminal investigation by the FBI will call her in/out, ask her about how many of those have fallen into the hands of the hands of enemies. Putin brags he has got enough to see her prosecuted for most of her life.I hope they do so before the convention.
Bernie is costing us taxpayers a helluva lot of money daily for Secret Service protection that he doesn’t need since the nomination selection process is over and he knows it.
mugensThink of the high unemployment in the SS if he did quit. They would have to return all that money (or apply it to all parties instead of just the acceptable two). Maybe they could use them for more dark-of-the-morning raids on game publishers like they did under Bush I. The money has been appropriated; do you really think a government agency is going return unused money instead of finding another use for it?
@sueamarlucanWhat, exactly, do you mean that Ryan “did something”? You mean he endorsed a dangerous lunatic running for president? Let’s hear from decorated conservative pundit Michael Gerson:WASHINGTON — When it comes to the chaotic, flailing, floundering Trump campaign, many senior Republicans are in a state of panic. Will this become a state of revolt?
“If the next few weeks are anything like the last two,” a senior GOP official told me, “anything could happen at the convention.” Donald Trump’s response to the Orlando attack — encouraging religious bigotry and implying that President Obama might be a secret jihadi — confirmed the worst Republican fear: that Trump will remain Trump.
With this recognition has come the realization that Trump has wasted the seven weeks since becoming the presumptive nominee— a period in which Democrats were divided and vulnerable. How did he fill the vacant air? He raised the possibility that Ted Cruz’s father might be implicated in the assassination of JFK; that Hillary Clinton might have been involved in the death of Vince Foster; that a federal judge, presiding over a case against Trump University, should be disqualified by his ethnicity; and that American soldiers in Iraq were living large off larceny.
By the end of this string of statements, one of Trump’s strongest congressional proxies, Rep. Duncan Hunter, was reduced to arguing: “I think what he says and what he’ll do are two different things.” Republicans, in essence, should be reassured by their nominee’s duplicity.
House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have been willing to criticize Trump, but not to un-endorse him. Practically, this means that nothing — nothing — Trump says could forfeit their support. The presumptive nominee has already raised the prospect that his opponent is a murderer and that the president is a traitor. Not, evidently, sufficient provocations. Ryan and McConnell have decided that in order to remain leaders they must avoid providing leadership.
pam Miner almost 8 years ago
I want to know when the Criminal investigation by the FBI will call her in/out, ask her about how many of those have fallen into the hands of the hands of enemies. Putin brags he has got enough to see her prosecuted for most of her life.I hope they do so before the convention.
Mugens Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Bernie is costing us taxpayers a helluva lot of money daily for Secret Service protection that he doesn’t need since the nomination selection process is over and he knows it.
1941gko almost 8 years ago
Ross Perot never could cry “Hold, Enough” either!
deadheadzan almost 8 years ago
This cartoon is so hilarious! Bernie dancing the more than 15 veils!
Earle H Landry almost 8 years ago
Exactly! Exactly the way people who do not understand what Bernie is doing are likely to see the situation!
retpost almost 8 years ago
Just remember Bernie is not a Democrat.
Godfreydaniel almost 8 years ago
The trickle-down con artist Paul Ryan only needed about six veils to endorse the sociopath Donald Trump……..
William Bednar Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Stop Bernie! Please don’t take off any more veils!! I’m starting to get brain overload as it is!
Mr. Blawt almost 8 years ago
Sanders said he will vote Clinton. But the Democratic party should stop making the shambles of the GOP look bad.
hippogriff almost 8 years ago
mugensThink of the high unemployment in the SS if he did quit. They would have to return all that money (or apply it to all parties instead of just the acceptable two). Maybe they could use them for more dark-of-the-morning raids on game publishers like they did under Bush I. The money has been appropriated; do you really think a government agency is going return unused money instead of finding another use for it?
kurt.zwicky almost 8 years ago
Please, oh please…Do not remove that last veil….
Godfreydaniel almost 8 years ago
@sueamarlucanWhat, exactly, do you mean that Ryan “did something”? You mean he endorsed a dangerous lunatic running for president? Let’s hear from decorated conservative pundit Michael Gerson:WASHINGTON — When it comes to the chaotic, flailing, floundering Trump campaign, many senior Republicans are in a state of panic. Will this become a state of revolt?
“If the next few weeks are anything like the last two,” a senior GOP official told me, “anything could happen at the convention.” Donald Trump’s response to the Orlando attack — encouraging religious bigotry and implying that President Obama might be a secret jihadi — confirmed the worst Republican fear: that Trump will remain Trump.
With this recognition has come the realization that Trump has wasted the seven weeks since becoming the presumptive nominee— a period in which Democrats were divided and vulnerable. How did he fill the vacant air? He raised the possibility that Ted Cruz’s father might be implicated in the assassination of JFK; that Hillary Clinton might have been involved in the death of Vince Foster; that a federal judge, presiding over a case against Trump University, should be disqualified by his ethnicity; and that American soldiers in Iraq were living large off larceny.
By the end of this string of statements, one of Trump’s strongest congressional proxies, Rep. Duncan Hunter, was reduced to arguing: “I think what he says and what he’ll do are two different things.” Republicans, in essence, should be reassured by their nominee’s duplicity.
House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have been willing to criticize Trump, but not to un-endorse him. Practically, this means that nothing — nothing — Trump says could forfeit their support. The presumptive nominee has already raised the prospect that his opponent is a murderer and that the president is a traitor. Not, evidently, sufficient provocations. Ryan and McConnell have decided that in order to remain leaders they must avoid providing leadership.
pam Miner almost 8 years ago
I read about Putin having received some of Hillary’s emails on “the political insider.”