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The good news is, the Jets beat Dallas (sorry, my Texas friends). The bad news is, Hillary Clinton is still not indicted for her national security breach.
One of the most illuminating moments of the debate was when Bernie Sanders profusely apologized to Hillary regarding his staffer who got his hands on her voters list.
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| "Between us we're only 142 years old" |
There should be no doubt in the mind of the American voter that Bernie is the kind of weakling we currently have in the White House, only difference is Bernie has a Brooklyn accent. I can hearing him telling Putin, "Oy want to apologize to yew, to Rusha and to the woild faw Amerika's behayvyah in the past. Yew won't get any trouble from me, I can assure yew. We ah very much alike, yew and me, Vladimir."
The other illuminating moment came when Hillary claimed that the United States is "where we need to be" in the fight against ISIS. In other words, she is Barack Obama with lipstick and a better three-point shot.
The Democratic nominee (unless she is charged with the crimes she committed, which is highly unlikely) talked about her anti-ISIS strategy after Bernie and Martin O'Malley (some guy they threw into the mix to add legitimacy to the "race") went after her for backing "regime changes" in Syria and Libya. Of course, these regime changes resulted in a myriad of problems which the liberals didn't foresee.
Her answer to the attack by her so-called competition may have come from her novel "Hard Choices" as she described the jihadist situation as a series of "complex problems." She touted that "We now finally are where we need to be. We have a strategy and a commitment to go after ISIS which is a danger to us as well as the region, and we finally have a U.N. Security Council resolution bringing the world together to go after a political transition in Syria."
The tallest Republican hopeful, Jeb Bush tweeted: "No @HillaryClinton--We are not 'where we need to be' in fight against ISIS."
Then Michelle Obama tweeted a photo of herself holding a sign saying: #BringBackOurGirls.
Bernie Sanders said he wanted to 'tawk' about climate change and the economy.
The Clinton campaign didn't back down as they argued that the U.N. resolution is a positive step, in spite of the fact that most Americans, whose vote is not based on a candidate's physical composition, disagree with that nonsense.
Clinton made the outrageous claim that ISIS is circulating videos of Trump's comments about Islam as a recruitment tool. "He is becoming ISIS' best recruiter," the Scandal Queen monotoned.
People who will vote for Hillary, even if she beheaded Monica Lewinsky on the debate stage, do not care if she can back up her claim with proof.
"If Hillary said it, it must be true, for the very mouthing of her words make it true."
And when Donald Trump called the San Bernadino shooting an act radical Islamic terrorism, Hillary argued that his remarks about Muslims are "fanning the flames" abroad for radical Islam.
In other words, if you see something, call it anything but what you saw because you might make someone angry. What nonsense.
And you have to laugh when you hear Sanders 'tawking' about 'Wall Shtreet' and how much they're going to hate him, as Hillary nods her head in agreement, as if they're going to hate her too.
She doesn't mention that her campaign donor's list includes a ton of Wall Street firms, Time Warner, 21st Century Fox, Lehman Brothers and much more. But if you examine who gives to her foundation in the Nonprofit Quarterly, you will see the vast sums of money given by foreign countries who ask nothing in return but favors if and when she becomes the next POTUS.
That's why some call her the Scandal Queen.
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