Trump is interested in vetting Kasich for VP....

The likely GOP nominee also chided Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton for failing to lock up her nomination before him.

"I thought that I'd be going longer and she'd be going shorter, but she can't put it away. She's like a football team that can't get it over the line," Trump said.

Posted by MikeT23 on 5/4/2016 11:31:00 AM (view original):
Trump would have. And added "fantastic" somewhere in there.

You spelled "Blowhard" wrong.

Posted by moy23 on 5/4/2016 3:01:00 PM (view original):
The likely GOP nominee also chided Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton for failing to lock up her nomination before him.

"I thought that I'd be going longer and she'd be going shorter, but she can't put it away. She's like a football team that can't get it over the line," Trump said.

?

Her nomination was essentially locked up months ago. She didn't run a single ad in Indiana.

CROOKED HILLARY has stupid delegates

David Duke endorses Trump

MSNBC's Chris Matthews was caught on a hot mic commenting on Melania Trump's "runway walk" during the network's Indiana primary coverage.

"Did you see her walk? Runway walk. My God is that good," Matthews could be heard saying as the Republican frontrunner's wife walked onto the stage.

"I could watch that runway show," Matthews said.

With Ted Cruz and John Kasich out of the race, Donald Trump has become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. On Wednesday, Hillary Clinton's campaign wasted no time switching to general election mode,releasing a web video criticizing Trump. But Clinton didn't do it in her own words; the ad is a compilation of unkind things Trump's fellow Republicans have said about him during the party's nomination campaign.

It's harsh. Mitt Romney calls Trump a misogynist, Marco Rubio claims he's the most "vulgar person to ever aspire to the presidency," and Jeb Bush says Trump needs therapy.

It looks like the Clinton campaign isn't going to let any of the #NeverTrump Republicans forget that stance anytime soon.

^^^^too funny. For all those that said Hillary will be using Trumps words against him in a general election. You were wrong.

As the presumptive nominee Donald Trump is now entitled to receive classified CIA briefings.


How long do you think it will be before Trump drops something in public that's classified information? He has neither the restraint nor the temperament to be getting these briefings.

Posted by moy23 on 5/5/2016 5:19:00 AM (view original):
^^^^too funny. For all those that said Hillary will be using Trumps words against him in a general election. You were wrong.

You didn't watch the second video?

https://youtu.be/0BUj9bXEVvk

Or this one:


https://youtu.be/35aSy6jD5Nw

Posted by RCBracco on 5/5/2016 8:29:00 AM (view original):
As the presumptive nominee Donald Trump is now entitled to receive classified CIA briefings.


How long do you think it will be before Trump drops something in public that's classified information? He has neither the restraint nor the temperament to be getting these briefings.

Of course, Hillary Clinton would never, EVER, be caught divulging classified information.

Most people didn't even know there was a classification level above Top Secret until we heard about her emails which used information directly from Human Intelligence sources.

There's an interesting article today drawn from an interview with "The Guccifier." I'll save you guys the trouble. He says (A) that it was very easy for him to gain access to Hillary Clinton's server and (B) that he could tell through IP addresses he saw on her account that numerous other people (outside the United States) were accessing it at the same time. He also provided some technical details about exactly how he (easily) hacked her account, which a technical consultant confirmed was entirely plausible.

PS, she's a 5ucking weasel for attributing this "email problem" to over-classification. She endangers somebody who's risking their life to provide vital information to the United States because she thinks the rules don't apply to her, and then even after this is exposed, tries to write it off claiming that it's information that shouldn't be secret in any case. Shame on her.

If she's elected, Snowden will come back to the United States to stand trial (ostensibly) as a martyr, and it will be a fiasco whether he's convicted or not.

Come on, man. Give Hillary a break. It's not like she had any idea how the highest levels of government worked and the need for high security.

Oh, wait. She did.

My bad. Never mind.