@Glennn,
Quote Blickers:
Quote:That's real national security issues we're dealing with here, Glenn. Not the stuff you want to divert attention to.
Quote Glenn:
Quote:This thread concerns Hillary Clinton. You are the one attempting to divert attention from the discussion. Now why don't you answer my post instead of trying to bury it?
Who's burying? This thread absolutely has to do with Hillary Clinton's candidacy, which at this point is directly connected to her fitness to serve as Commander In Chief in comparison to Donald Trump's fitness to serve as Commander In Chief. And Donald Trump has repeatedly announced that he wants to change America's policy from containing Russian totalitarian expansion, to one where the US and Russia will deal with each other from the point of "mutual shared interests". No defending freedom from Russian tanks. No working together with our NATO allies who have helped us defend Europe from totalitarian takeover for over 60 years. Just Putin and Don, talking things over and reaching an agreement what's best for the US-or what Donald thinks is best for the US-no muss, no fuss.
Russia sends tanks into Poland, Donald asks what's in it for us. Russia takes over Hungary, Donald wants Vladimir to tell him what he's going to do for him in return. Russia takes over the Czech Republic, Donald accepts a piece of the Czechs and calls it even. That's foreign policy under Trump. Don says, let's just get the deal done, screw everyone else in the world, and move on to the next thing. NATO? Eat my shorts.
That's what's going to be running the damn country. Got any answers, Glenn? Nope. You and the rest of the Trump brigade are moving away from discussing this so fast your tires are leaving skidmarks.
How about an answer on REAL national security issues, that haven't already been settled? Remember, your boy Trump didn't even know Russia invaded Ukraine.
Here's a little reminder of what we can enjoy reliving if Trump gets elected:
Hungary 1956:
Czechoslovakia 1968:
If Hillary is president, a replay of this does not happen, since NATO will be strong and Russia dares not enter these countries now. If Trump is President, a replay of this absolutely happens, since NATO will be disbanded at worst, weakened by disunity at best, giving Putin the green light to take back what he feels belongs to Russia-which is just about everything in Europe east of Germany. Wait-he might take back part of Germany too, just for old times' sake.
These are real national security issues, and so must be faced before if we are going to decide whose candidacy is best for President.