http://reachmorenow.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/th-2.jpg
Hillary and the FBI. Is Ted Cruz really Lucifer? Trump’s Veep – Who?
Ray has put together a thought-provoking potpourri of things you want to know about each candidate still running for president (and some who aren’t!.) Here are the answers to “Why is the FBI going so ssslllowwwllyyy if they really plan to charge Mrs. Clinton with computergate?
Ted Cruz says he is basically a stranger to former House Speaker John Boehner. Is this a case of “lyin’ Ted” or “lyin’ John?”
Is Bernie Sanders about to fold his tent and creep away?
If Donald Trump becomes the Republican nominee, who will he choose as his running mate?
John Ray now for fun and prophet.
This is Ray Mossholder.
Shhhhhhhh! Tiptoe. Tiptoe. Have you wondered whether Hillary Clinton’s illegal and life-threatening emails are ever going to cause her any problems?
If they are, why on earth is the FBI walking on tip toes around her and around the whole situation?
I’ve mentioned it before – both Bill and Hillary Clinton are among the slipperyiest lawyers in the world today – both of them.
The fact that Bill doesn’t practice law anymore is because he has been stripped of that privilege because of his unlawful deeds.
But that doesn’t in any way affect his eel-like ability to wiggle out of anything from being removed from the presidency, in spite of impeachment, to being removed from his latest lover’s arms.
If the FBI under director James Comey doesn’t have all – and I mean ALL – of Hillary’s ducks in order, a charge against her would bring just another one of her unladylike belly laughs – a laugh bigger than Texas and Ted Cruz that means it will be Yuuuuuuuge.
That’s why Shhhhhhhh! Tiptoe. Tiptoe.
Step right up and be the next to buy a Cruz/Fiorina T-shirt. It’s possible they will only be sold this week because next week you may be asking “Who was Fiorina?” And you might be asking “What happened to Cruz?” It’s all up to the Hoosier state. Or, as the Canadians call it – “the hoser state”.
Indiana is where “The Music Man” came from. And I know 99% of all you millennial’s are now asking “Who was The Music Man?”
Winona Lake, Indiana, is where I once experienced my only evening with fireflies. I was out in the woods and it was like walking in a fairy land.
Fireflies are beautiful. So is Indiana. If you don’t believe me just ask Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, or even John Kasich who says he’s not running there; he has stepped aside so that Ted Cruz can beat Trump this week, except that Kasich has said he wants Indiana to vote for him. That’s all very confusing.
In spite of millions of his fans feeling the Byrne all across America, is Bernie just about to turn out the lights on his campaign? I ask because candidate Sanders has begun to clean house and let go several members of his campaign staff who had been serving him up until now.
True to his word, Bernie Sanders will remain all through this race and compete all the way to the June 7th California primary.
If he does end up defeated by his Democrat rival, he absolutely will not go quietly. Watch for his bucket list that he will be presenting to the Democrat elites in July at the Democrat convention.
If Ted Cruz loses to Donald Trump on the first ballot at the Republican convention, all he’ll get for all his running is a chance to sit down.
Former Speaker of the House, John Boehner, yesterday called Ted Cruz “Lucifer in the flesh”.
Boehner further said about Cruz “I get along with almost everyone, Republican or Democrat, but I have never worked with a more miserable son of a (I can’t make out that last word, but it starts with a B).
Republican Congressman Peter King of New York quipped “Comparing Cruz with Lucifer is going to give Lucifer a bad name!”
Cruz, when hearing Boehner’s remark, told reporters “I haven’t spoken 50 words to John Boehner throughout his entire life. I’ve never worked with John Boehner. The truth of the matter is, I don’t know the man.”
But as candidate Trump would say “There goes lyin’ Ted again!” The Washington Post soon reported that the two men had been more than friends in the late 1990s. That’s when Ted Cruz represented John Boehner before the United States Supreme Court.
Boehner’s case before the Supreme Court – John Boehner vs. Jim McDermott – centered on McDermott, a Democrat in the House of Representatives from Washington state who illegally intercepted a telephone call that involved Boehner and other GOP leaders in December 1996. Boehner declared that McDermott had completely ignored wiretapping laws.
That case lasted for twelve years, but Cruz left the law firm representing Boehner within two years of the case beginning. I leave this question to you – Do you think that someone representing you before the United States Supreme Court wouldn’t have said more than fifty words to you in preparation?
Aside from the fact that John Boehner left his Speaker of the House with extremely low ratings from most of his colleagues, and in spite of the fact that John Boehner told Jay Leno on The Tonight Show in 2014 “Ted Cruz used to be my attorney a long time ago. Good guy. Not that I always agree with him, but he’s a good guy”; I ask you again – Do you think that someone representing you before the United States Supreme Court wouldn’t it said more than fifty words to you in preparation?”
The answer is obvious and if you have a mind sharp enough to argue before nine Supreme Court justices, you have a mind that would remember his relationship with Boehner. “
Or as I read somewhere “Be sure your sins will find you out”.
The candidate accused of being a riot-rouser, Donald Trump, is the victim of constant we just read the paper that Billy Graham thinks is going to die and I said rice it was in the city i.e. he thinks he’s going to die because in E it is been sick riots himself.
Today in Burlingame, California, Trump was driven up to the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport Hotel, and because of rioters, many of them paid rioters, he actually had to hop a fence in the back of the hotel to get in.
Although the Donald was a full hour late for his speech to the California Republican Party convention, the crowd inside knew what was happening and waited patiently for him to arrive.
He began his message by saying “That was not the easiest entrance I’ve ever made. It felt like I was crossing the border, but I got here.”
Wherever Trump speaks in California, you can count on a riot. Last night was no exception. Seventeen rioters were arrested outside the Orange County amphitheater out of hundreds, many waving Mexican or American flags.
Some of them smashed the window of at least one police cruiser and punctured the tires on a police sport utility vehicle. They also tried to flip a police car.
Many of the protesters chanted and held up signs that read “Make America Mexico Again.” That’s definitely their aim. They then they burned the American flag and burned Donald Trump in effigy.
The Republican frontrunner announced by tweet today that he now has over 1000 delegates pledged to him on the first ballot. He is well ahead in the polls in Indiana, which votes Tuesday, as well as Nebraska, Oregon, and California.
And that’s Yuuuuuuge!
Question: Does it matter if our presidents lie to us? Most people will answer that question by saying “Well, they all do it.”
But what they did life to us over and over and over and over again? Would you still answer “Well, they all do it?”
We already know Donald Trump’s mantra about “lying Ted”. Does that claim, backed up by some strong examples, cause you to be a big less likely to vote for him?
I ask this because Hillary Clinton has been caught in another lie. A big one.
While debating Bernie, she claimed that as Secretary of State she was responsible “for securing a massive reduction in Russia’s nuclear weapons through the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty in 2011.”
Now Hans Kristensen, a nuclear weapons expert, has told FactCheck that far from a “massive reduction, the treaty itself does not require destruction of a single nuclear warhead. Nor does it have any direct impact on how many nuclear warheads Russia and the United States may have in their stockpiles.”
Do you think we should stop her from telling that whopper, or is that one of the qualifications for president of the United States?
Comedy Central is feeling so sure that Donald Trump is going to be the Republican nominee, that they are trying to help him.
They have listed 16 possible vice presidential choices for the Donald: 75-year-old Chuck Norris (because Bernie Sanders proves age doesn’t matter even when it comes to the highest office in the land.)
85-year-old Clint Eastwood. Who will ever forget Clinton’s soliloquy at the 2012 Republican convention? Sitting in a chair, Clint all but asked Barack Obama “Are you feeling lucky, punk? Evidently our president was, but staring down Clint Eastwood isn’t an easy thing to do.
66-year-old Caitlin Jenner, that is if Hillary doesn’t choose her as her running mate. When he was a man, Jenner proved he could win a race.
Adam Sandler who is only 49 and could continue as president for decades.
60-year-old Kelsey Grammer. If “The Apprentice” put Donald Trump in the drivers seat, how much could the long-running “Frasier” do for Frasier?
John Voigt, he is 66 and just like all these others, a dyed in the wool Republican who believes fully in conservatism.
61-year-old Bruce Willis who told Bill O’Reilly in 2007 that he is an out and out conservative. He said “You know, small government, yes. Less taxes, yes. Less government intrusion, yes.”
Sylvester Stallone. He’s Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton’s age, 69. Any conservative who could play Rocky Balboa and take the punches he took, is definitely able to take on the Democrat nominee.
And finally, punk rocker Alice Cooper. If Cooper was running for vice president, he could easily attract many of those who have felt the Byrne until now.
Evidently his Satanic look on stage is just for show. He is a born-again Christian.
He became addicted to golf in the 80s when he stopped drinking alcohol.
Trump and Cooper have played golf together, although he told Q magazine that Trump cheated during their round. So that remark may disqualify the punk rocker for being “lying Cooper”.
And there may be someone else Mister Trump has in mind that wasn’t mentioned here. Maybe.
For example, it is now reported in reliable circles that Marco Rubio is warming up to Donald Trump. This week he made the statement “Donald Trump has really improved during his campaign.”
If the Donald should come into July’s National Republican convention just short of the 1,237 delegates that he will need so that he can win on the first ballot, and if he needed the delegates still pledged to Marco Rubio, is it possible that Mister Trump could say “Little Marco has become Big Marco during my campaign” and negotiate Rubio’s delegates into a Trump/Rubio Republican presidential ticket? Stranger things than that have happened, and as the old saying goes “Politics makes strange bedfellows!”
But besides the possibility of Rubio, who else really has the possibility of becoming Trump’s vice presidential pick?
At the top of the possibilities are retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson; New Jersey Governor Chris Christie; Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin; Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich; Ohio Senator Rob Portman; “Morning Joe” Scarborough who has a really well viewed morning show on MSNBC and is a former Republican Congressman from Florida; Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions who sits on three key Senate committees – Judiciary, Armed Services, and Budget – and is the only senator who has yet endorsed Donald Trump; or someone else.
This is Ray Mossholder at the Campaign 2016 news desk in Fort Worth, Texas. The smart money is now on Donald Trump becoming the Republican presidential nominee and Hillary Clinton becoming the Democrat presidential nominee. May the best man win!
Hillary and the FBI. Is Ted Cruz really Lucifer? Trump’s Veep – Who?
Hillary and the FBI. Is Ted Cruz really Lucifer? Trump"s Veep - Who?