Karate John Kasich needs to go

When you lose to a dude who isn't even in the game, that makes you worse than an ordinary loser; it makes you a damn loser. Of course, I'm referring to John "Karate Chop" Kasich who lost in Arizona to Marco Rubio who got out of the race for about a week now.

The obvious GOP primary contest is between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. If you want to throw in their wives for good measure, sure, go ahead. 

But Kasich needs to put his ego aside and follow it out the door. And the mucky-mucks of the GOP and the media need to call him out on this too. 

The guy's too ignorant to know that he should be embarrassed.

The liberal media loves Kasich because he's about as liberal as they are and has been critical of his own party in the nomination process and with the more conservative candidates ideas and tone. They also know that voting for the stoop-shouldered Kasich is a vote for Trump and they'd love to see Donald in the race against Hillary because it makes for great headlines and videos.

Trump also gives the image of Republicans a weird, caricature-like aura and is actually behind Hillary, the felon, by around ten percentage points. Of course, this may not be the case come election time, but the media is counting on Clinton winning if she goes against Trump.

So if John Kasich really cared about the party, he'd bow out of the process and let Cruz and Trump battle it out, because he has as much chance of winning the nomination as Obama has of going after "radical Islamic terrorists."

If he thinks otherwise, he's as delusional as a Clinton aide thinking Bill loves her.



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The Fox News Clown Car GOP Debacle

The Fox News GOP Debacle was clear evidence that the party is up to their eyeballs in poo and Donald Trump continues to make waves.

It isn't every day that a presidential candidate tries to ensure the American public that he has a large penis, but that's what Trump did. The remark made the Twittersphere light up like a coffee break at an AA meeting  (and I should know) as the candidates continued the attacks.

It was Marco and Ted against the Donald, and Kasich doing his karate chop thing.

All-in-all, it was rather embarrassing to be a Republican last night.

Trump is saying what angry people want to hear, and then he changes what he says for the benefit of a different set of angry people who want to hear something else.

In spite of rivals agreeing to support the nominee, no matter who he is, it seems like a stretch to trust Trump if somehow he doesn't win the nomination. I imagine he will say that he was treated unfairly.

Whenever Trump is challenged on things he has said, or facts that don't add up to what he claims, he attacks the person making the claim, but never defends the claim itself. That's called bullying.

Whenever someone on social media makes a negative statement about Trump's record or something he has said in the past, the person gets attacked personally by the Trumpbots. 

When he first started out campaigning, I liked Donald Trump. He seemed honest and strong. He appealed to Joe Citizen because he was nothing like the typical politician who you know is lying with every breath he or she takes.

But Trump has become a vulgar clown and brought Marco Rubio along for the ride in the clown car.

Cruz has become the adult in the room while Kasich, the former Governor of Ohio,  keeps reminding you that he was the former governor of Ohio.

The GOP debates have now become the clown car, and if the left wins the presidency, we are never going back again.

Trump has no plans because he has nothing he actually stands for except beyond himself. He has used the anger of the American people in a brilliant way, speaking mostly in monosyllabic words that sound like the right thing to say at the moment. 

His words like substance, and his words are always subject to change with what he thinks people want to hear, not what they need to hear.




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Breaking: your face if you don't vote for Trump

Fort Worth, Texas -- New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will be fighting for Donald Trump for the GOP presidential nomination. This came in a press conference this morning in which Donald Trump and his hair spent over 30 minutes of free air time to reintroduce Christie to his fans.

Christie is Trump's biggest endorsement in more ways than one, and said that "We don't need any more of these Washington D.C.  acts. We don't need Washington politicians to come in and fix it."

The crowd cheered wildly, but not as wildly as some woman at last night's debate who may have actually gone berserk as she cheered every sling and arrow hurled by Trump at both Rubio and Cruz.

Christie claimed that no other candidate is better prepared to provide us with strong leadership here and abroad, and if anyone had a problem with that, let him show his face now.

"I can guarantee you that the one person that Bill and Hillary don't want to see on that stage in November is Donald Trump, which was quickly countered on Twitter by Bill who tweeted: "I sure don't have a problem seeing Melania on stage or back stage."

Melania Trump, nee Knavs, as you probably realize, is Trump's third wife and former model who was born in Slovania (formerly Yugoslavia) and married the Donald in 2005. I have included a photo of her for your perusal.

Christie's endorsement comes the day after the heated GOP debate on CNN in which Marco Rubio entered political puberty and grew a set. The debate moderators were unable to control the debate, but at least Candy Crowley didn't screw things up for any of the GOP candidates like she did with Romney.

Rubio accused Donald of being a loser. He said that if Trump had not inherited $200 million from daddy, he'd be selling watches in Manhattan.

As it is, Trump is selling ties in Manhattan that are made in China, and he is selling buildings in Manhattan to people in China. Very confusing, folks.

Trump repeatedly said that Rubio repeats himself and Marco pointed out that Trump had just done the same "five times in the last minute."

Is it possible that Trump is scared after getting double-teamed by Rubio and Cruz? We shall see, but meantime, with Christie on the Trump stump, both Cruz and Rubio would do well to hire food tasters.


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"If it ain't a race, you ain't a racist"

Is Trump so crazy to want the stoppage of Muslim immigration into the country--"at least until we know what the hell is going on."

In France, up to 160 mosques are slated to be closed down due to terror concerns.  They've found in just over two weeks, hundreds of war-grade weapons and an enormous supply of Kalashnikov ammunition. A take that huge (to use a Trump fav) normally takes a year, according to French interior minister Cazenueve.  

And there have been over 200 arrests since this began.

As a result of this obvious jihad plan, between 100 to 160 out of a total of 2,600 French mosques will be closed for the protection and safety of Western civilization, at least in France.

But if we see the same jihadist trend in the U.S. and decide to follow France's strategy, we're being racist, according to the stupidly suicidal liberal left. This is especially true if we follow Trump's plan or put any limits on Islamic immigration, but the other GOP candidates aren't so different in their thinking regarding thie problem.

Sen. Ted Cruz wants to designate the terrorist organization known as the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization. By doing so through legislative action, we could then deal with the American-based scumcrumpets and kick them out of the White House for good. The Terrorist Infiltration Prevention Act of 2015 would keep out refugees coming from countries that have a substantial swath of territory controlled by terrorist organizations, like ISIS, for example.

Sen. Marco Rubio voted against the Muslim moratorium bill and has nothing to offer by way of limiting jihadist refugees. Rubio's "Gang of Eight" bill would have allowed a floodgate of Islamic immigrants with uncertain backgrounds to enter, but not in his neighborhood.

Gov. Jeb Bush is also soft on immigration and is so weak that his Mexican wife makes him speak Spanish in the house.

The question we need to ask is: did Obama use a terror-linked mosque to preach to us about Islam on purpose, or was he unable to find one without terror ties?

Islam is not a race. Islam is a set of ideas, which makes it an ideology--a very bad ideology if you are a woman, an non-Muslim, gay, lesbian, or a person who loves freedom. In fact, Islam, as an ideology, cannot peacefully co-exist with freedom, especially in countries governed by Sharia.

If you're offended by what Islam teaches because it opposes your American or Western values, you are not alone. 

And if it ain't a race, you ain't a racist.




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