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"If the other candidates can find common ground, I believe we can nominate a person who can win the general election and who will represent the values and policies of conservatism," Romney said.

"His bankruptcies have crushed small businesses and the men and women who worked for them," Romney said of Trump during his speech Thursday. "He inherited his business, he didn't create it. And whatever happened to Trump Airlines? How about Trump University? And then there's Trump Magazine and Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks, and Trump mortgage? A business genius he is not."

While business mogul and GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump stood on a debate stage Thursday night talking about his penis, a number of significant things were happening around the world that will eventually demand the attention of whoever is elected to the White House. As Trump, the likely Republican nominee, assured the American people that there was, in fact, "no problem" with the size of his package, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un made a nuclear bomb threat against the U.S. and South Korea. Kim said the country's "nuclear warheads need to be ready for use at any time," responding angrily to recent United Nations sanctions intended to cripple North Korea's nuclear program.Meanwhile, the most significant refugee crisis in Europe since World War II approached its boiling point. "Trump is not likely to help these refugees, as he suggested banning all Muslims entering the U.S. He did not waver on this position during the GOP debate Thursday night, but he did assure American voters of penis size -- and not for the first time.
In other news, a new video from the self-described Islamic State surfaced on Thursday showing an orphanage where the group claims to be training children as the next generation of jihadi fighters. Iran invited the American company Boeing to discuss modernizing its fleet of aircrafts -- a move that the New York Times called "the first tangible results of a less-hostile climate between the United States and Iran since a landmark international agreement on Iran’s disputed nuclear activities took effect in January." And a new study published in British medical journal The Lancet on Thursday found that the effects of climate change on India's food supply are projected to starve 135,000 people to death by the year 2050 if something isn't done about the crisis. To be fair, Trump did not entirely ignore the rest of the world on the debate stage. He said he would coerce American soldiers to break domestic and international law by waterboarding and torturing suspected terrorists. But in the green room after the debate, he returned to the more important issue of the evening: whether the size of his "hands" were smaller than those of a reporter standing by.
"Lemme see your hands -- see?" Trump said. "I have good-sized hands, and, they say, very beautiful."

Wow! its become the jerry springer show...simply wow!

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Shreeman wrote:Jedit -- better fuchure interns know now. since keneddy, and vs bill wandering around without a thing to do, its a rock vs hard place. And whats wrong with richard measurement. I demand that all candidates provide richard audits, just like tax returns.

North Carolina, Mar 5: In a CCTV footage, that has gone viral now, an Indian female shopkeeper in the United States, is seen fighting off an armed man without expressing even a second of panic.he incident occurred at 11 AM on Tuesday when the attacker walked into Patel’s store and threatened her with a revolver to empty the cash register.According to Burke County Sheriff’s Office, the man has been identified as 17-year-old Christian Dakota Thornton.The video shows how the man walks into the shop to buy a drink. While Patel calculates his due, he pulls out a gun at her. But instead of running away or emptying her cash register, Patel moves forward to fend off her attacker. She even grabs a hammer and chases him out of the store.

WASHINGTON: The US government has issued a formal notification for the sale of eight amidst stiff opposition from India and top American lawmakers, the US government has formally published federal notification for the sale of eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan."This proposed sale contributes to US foreign policy objectives and national security goals by helping to improve the security of a strategic partner in South Asia," said the notification which was published by the federal register yesterday, along with a copy of the February 11 letter, which the Defense Security Cooperation Agency wrote to the House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan.The total cost of these F-16 is estimated to be nearly USD 700 million, said the federal notification. It added that the Government of Pakistan had requested for this sale.India has opposed the sale of F-16 to Pakistan, saying it disagree with Washington's rationale that such arms transfers help to combat terrorism.Republican Senator Rand Paul has asked colleagues in the Senate to join him in opposing the sale of F-16s to Pakistan.Pakistan Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz told Defence Writers Group this week that Pakistan had initially requested for 18 F-16s, but because of "financing problem" it is purchasing just eight."Right now the specialized need is the counter-terrorism operation, for which we are heavily dependent of F-16."According to notification published in the federal register, the proposed sale improves Pakistan's capability to meet current and future security threats."This sale will increase the number of aircraft available to the Pakistan Air Force to sustain operations, meet monthly training requirements, and support transition training for pilots new to the Block-52. Pakistan will have no difficulty absorbing these additional aircraft

According to recent poll surveys, 72 per cent of Indian-American voters are with the Democrats. And if Trump becomes the face of the Republicans, the number will go up.

Supratik wrote:In general Indian-Americans like many minorities are pro-Democrat. So nothing surprising with that survey.

Supratik wrote:In general Indian-Americans like many minorities are pro-Democrat. So nothing surprising with that survey.

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So, maybe the drivers of the Clinton campaign car might have noticed a problem with one of the wheels, but could keep moving full steam ahead and limp into the winner’s circle by July, the time of the Democratic Party convention being held in Philadelphia. However, I know that, by this time, Clinton’s team is just hoping that the lugs that hold the wheels in place don’t come off the campaign car. And they are probably too afraid to look. Here’s why.

There are currently three investigations swirling around Secretary Clinton: one, around the dual roles of Huma Abedin at the Clinton Foundation while she was also employed by the Office of the Secretary of State; two, the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation’s projects that might have proceeded without securing the required US government approval; and three, the Secretary’s handling of top secret and above top secret information on a private e-mail server rather than a secured government server. The Clinton Foundation has already had to amend its tax returns several times as a result of these investigations. Concurrently, Guccifer, an internationally renowned hacker, recently exposed that he would read Secretary Clinton’s e-mails and then go out and do his gardening. Indicted for his hacking role, he is now on his way to the US. And most recently, immunity was given to the information technology (IT) specialist who set up the Clinton server in a closet in her home bathroom. While CNN downplays the importance of the immunity grant, the UK’s Daily Mail claims a source close to the investigation says that the IT specialist is a “devastating” witness.


And on the policy questions, Secretary Clinton is still vulnerable on the Benghazi issue and has yet to be asked about her several Haiti scandals. Most recently, the murder of Honduran activist Berta Caceres highlights Clinton’s role in the overthrow of a democratically elected government in Honduras.

Most cars are equipped with five lugs on their wheels to keep them affixed to the axle. Some luxury models have six lugs. The only question for us is how many lugs are on the Clinton campaign car’s wheels. With five lugs/scandals/investigations already loose, it will only take one more loose lug—that is, scandal/investigation/indictment to send the Clinton campaign car reeling off the road.

Srinivasan lives in Arlington County, Virginia with his wife Carla J. Garrett. He has two children, Maya and Vikram, who are twins.[43][44]

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ramana wrote:The Trump rally disrupters were a Democrat move to consolidate their base towards Clinton.
Sanders was too naïve to see that and backed the disrupters by lending tacit support.
Strategy was to make the Democratic base chose whom they want for the nomination: someone who has a chance to win or a rabble rouser?
The disrupters were not about Trump.