And speaking about not being fit to be president. Fast forward to 21:55 when Secretary Clinton begins talking. Or coughing. It’s painful to watch. Really emphasises the importance of a solid VP pick, which we don’t have in Gov. Tim Kaine.
https://youtu.be/y8fQ5tzH12Y
For the first time, she has an explanation. She says she is suffering from allergies. (What, from the truth?)
I’d vote for her if she were to pick Ted Cruz for her VP choice, because she’s not going to last 4 years.
Labor Day seems like such a Republican concept. Democrats should demand their own Sit-On-Your-Ass-And-Collect-Your-Check Day!
h/t Dinesh D’Souza
Aryanna Gourdin, 12-yr-old big game hunter was recently on Good Morning Britain with former CNN failure Piers Morgan, who challenged her in a weird way about hunting big game for sport.
He asked her . . .
How would you feel if I came to your house one day, and I hunted down your pet cat, and I killed it, and I then posted pictures of me celebrating the slaughter of your pet cat?
https://youtu.be/UsctQLg4xtg
I would have answered Piers Morgan differently . . .
If you were to come into my home and kill my dog, you’d be lying dead on the floor right next to him. Then I’d have my picture taken with me holding up your sorry head for the camera.
A little (how about the first?) republican outreach can go a long way.
Trump spoke at my church in Detroit and it opened my eyes. Never again will I be a slave to the Democrats!? Let us rise up! Together!?
— Black Women 4 Trump (@TallahForTrump) September 5, 2016
I am NOT a slave and Hillary cannot DEMAND my vote! I’ll vote in November for
the party of Lincoln
the party of MLK Jr
the party of Trump??
— Black Women 4 Trump (@TallahForTrump) September 5, 2016
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s “Christian Democrats Party” was handed a “sobering defeat.” Beaten into third place, in what was the first of five regional votes before a national election expected next September. Turning in an all-time low result was a “stinging defeat” for Merkel in her home district.
She was beaten by a relatively new political party, the Alternative for Germany (AfD), that campaigned against her open border policies. Policies that have hurt, if not transformed, German life in the same way it has affected the EU in general.
Not surprisingly, the media characterizes the AfD, not as pro-Germany, nationalist, or populist. Not as anti-Merkel. But as anti-immigrant and anti-Islam. Same media. Different continent.
AfD party chair, Frauke Petry, described Sunday’s result as a blow to Angela Merkel. “Now it is our responsibility to make politics for the people. The people no longer trust the old establishment parties to do so,” Petry said.
Whether this election or the AfD signals a shift in German politics remains to be seen. But it does have the same organic feel like the Tea Party in the U.S. or Brexit in the U.K.
Link: Merkel’s party beaten by rightwing populists in state election
