Foreign Policy Warts V. Pimples

[Flanders]

I’m not opposed to The Donald, but I am far from certain he is my kind of conservative:

Savage: 'I'm for Trump. Best choice we have'
Posted By Kathy Shaidle On 07/31/2015 @ 3:27 pm

Savage I m for Trump. Best choice we have ​

Every wannabe’s sales pitch hands out bullcrap strained through a media filter; so I usually check the warts and the pimples before I settle on THE ONE. I can live with a guy who has a pimple or two. I cannot live with a guy who has warts. Anybody who I determine is a closet United Nations pimp starts out with a wart the size of a golf ball.

I know better than look for a candidate with clear skin. Media top choices are always loaded with warts. Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, John Kasich, and a few others each have more warts than Hillary Clinton & Company as far as I am concerned. A few others have pimples.

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The media pumped up John Kasich as soon as he announced, while, with the exception of Bret Baier’s Center Seat, the rest of the media reported on Jim Gilmore as though he broke from the starting gate after the crowd went home.

Special Report Panel With Newest GOP Candidate Jim Gilmore Video RealClearPolitics​

Based on what Gilmore had to say in the video, he has some pimples, but I did not see any warts. His comments on the Iran Deal sounded good in that he must realize that dumping the non-treaty/treaty will offend the United Nations crowd. Offending the UN is always a big plus. Not knowing how Gilmore feels about withdrawing from the United Nations altogether makes me cautious about giving him a standing ovation, but he did begin well on foreign policy. The question is: Will he run foreign policy? or will State Department traitors run him?

Constitutional authority

A president has the most authority in foreign policy. On the domestic side, presidents are only salesmen for their political party’s domestic agenda.

Presidents traditionally take a hit for one or two foreign policy blunders. I believe that nothing good came out of an administration that is, itself, one huge blunder.

Worldwide Socialism

If Chris Matthews was sincere he would have asked Wasserman the difference between Democrats and Republicans who refuse to defund any of Socialism’s domestic tentacles.

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In a televised moment that could haunt the Democratic Party for years to come, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee awkwardly struggled to answer and then ducked a question from MSNBC about the difference between a socialist and a Democrat.

The exchange occurred when “Hardball” host Chris Matthews asked Debbie Wasserman Schultz about the presidential campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self-described socialist who is running for president as a Democrat.

While Sanders has not been shy about his affinity for socialism, the exchange between Schultz and Matthews may betray a relationship the Democratic Party has taken great pains to hide.

The forgotten history revolves around the central role played by the Democratic Socialists of America, or DSA, in founding the Congressional Progressive Caucus, or CPC, the largest membership organization within the Democratic Caucus of Congress, currently with 69 declared members.​

Republicans Boehner and McConnell hide behind Taqiyya the Liar’s veto for not doing the things most Americans are for. Republicans did not have the veto shield when they had the Congress and the White House with Bush the Younger, and they still refused to do anything for Americans. Planned Parenthood got richer, immigration got worse to name two items Republicans in charge refused to touch. They will probably hold both Houses, and get the White House in 2016, but nothing will change if another establishment Republican is nominated. It goes without saying that every Democrat being considered by the media will give the country more Chicago sewer rat betrayals.

Bottom line: Socialists got everything they wanted domestically for at least 60 years while nobody was watching that they also got everything they wanted in foreign policy, too. I cannot see anything except more of the same:

The DSA is the largest socialist organization in the United States and is the principal U.S. affiliate of Socialist International, the worldwide organization of social democratic, socialist and labor parties.

Sanders 1 of 69 Democrat socialists in Congress
Posted By Aaron Klein On 07/31/2015 @ 8:20 pm

Sanders 1 of 69 Democrat socialists in Congress​

CLARIFICATION: Chris Matthews did not ask Wasserman to embarrass her for the good of the country. He asked to remind MSNBC’s audience that the media is still working for Communism as I detailed in this thread:

Did Pravda s Reporters Spy For Us US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum​

 

[Flanders]

The DSA is the largest socialist organization in the United States and is the principal U.S. affiliate of Socialist International, the worldwide organization of social democratic, socialist and labor parties.

If you believe anything Sanders says you will end up thinking he stands for sovereignty.

Sanders: Open borders? No, that's a Koch brothers proposal.

Klein: Really?

Sanders: Of course. That's a right-wing proposal, which says essentially there is no United States …

Klein: But ... it would make a lot of global poor richer, wouldn't it?

Sanders: It would make everybody in America poorer — you're doing away with the concept of a nation state, and I don't think there's any country in the world that believes in that.​

Socialism is making an overwhelming number of Americans poorer. The truth is that Sanders is a hardcore Communist right at home in the party of liars. Both he and Clinton want Socialism without sovereignty, only they dare not say it.

If you believe in a nation state or in a country called the United States or UK or Denmark or any other country, you have an obligation in my view to do everything we can to help poor people.

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. . . I think what we need to be doing as a global economy is making sure that people in poor countries have decent-paying jobs, have education, have health care, have nutrition for their people. That is a moral responsibility, but you don't do that, as some would suggest, by lowering the standard of American workers, which has already gone down very significantly.

Bernie Sanders schools Vox on immigration
By Byron York • 7/29/15 4:28 AM

Bernie Sanders schools Vox on immigration Washington Examiner​

Sanders lies because no Socialist can tell the truth. One has only to pin him down on who is going to pay for his “moral responsibility.” There is only possible answer: Tax payers; producers who must be forced to take care of the parasites in his state, in the country Socialists despise, and in a world where they profess their undying love for the poor.

Ultimately, without tax dollars Socialism would disappear if Socialists had to rely on voluntary contributions, while Supreme Deity religions always did quite well on voluntary donations.

NOTE: Islam has one chance to survive as a religion of peace. Conversely, so long as Muslim countries remain in the United Nations they will be squeezed between Communism and Christianity until there is nothing left of Islam. I will not miss Islam as it is practiced these days, but I sure as hell do not want it replaced with another totalitarian religion.

Finally, won’t it a hoot should Sanders and Clinton end up fighting it out for the same goal —— a world governed by moral responsibilities determined by busybody do-gooders. If you are looking forward to The Donald turning the first Republican debate into tons of fun, I cannot see how Left-leaning journalists can top it with questions for Sanders and Clinton swinging powder puffs loaded for bear!

 

[Flanders]

The media pumped up John Kasich as soon as he announced, while, with the exception of Bret Baier’s Center Seat, the rest of the media reported on Jim Gilmore as though he broke from the starting gate after the crowd went home.

Jeez! Jim Gilmore must be an invisible horse. He does not get a call in Jay Caruso’s column:

2016 GOP Nomination: Dark Horse Candidates To Watch
Posted by Jay Caruso
Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 7:30pm

2016 GOP Nomination Dark Horse Candidates​

 

[Flanders]

won’t it be a hoot should Sanders and Clinton end up fighting it out for the same goal —— a world governed by moral responsibilities determined by busybody do-gooders. If you are looking forward to The Donald turning the first Republican debate into tons of fun, I cannot see how Left-leaning journalists can top it with questions for Sanders and Clinton swinging powder puffs loaded for bear!

Agent 006 & ⅞ reported that Sanders and Clinton are going to toss a coin. The winner gets the nomination.

Is the Democratic National Committee dodging debates between its candidates this year?

In May, the DNC announced its plans to hold six primary debates which would be in “the fall of 2015.” Yet as the Republican candidates prepare to square off, there is pointed silence from the Democrats.

Democrat debates vanish: 6 scheduled, none in works
Posted By -NO AUTHOR- On 08/02/2015 @ 10:12 pm

Democrat debates vanish 6 scheduled none in works​