I wonder if Hillary will sparkle at the 2017 inaugural balls? What will bill wear? Will the Obama's and videos attend?

'If all Trump's are Racists and all Hillary's are refusing BJ's" , then all voters in this election are?






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If we had a problem with illegal Canadians, and Trump wanted a northern wall, would he be racist for keeping out the great white north Caucasians, lol?

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Well, you're a racist too. And if you tell me you're not, that's only because you're racist.

I don't think there are any racists in the world who know that they are racists. People who speak of racist things are racists.

TRUMP IS NOT A RACIST!!!! said the two racist.

Trump is still a racist. Who don't think so are racists too.

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After being a public figure for decades, and employing thousands of people, he only gets the 'racist' card thrown at him after he decides to run against Democrats! Your playbook is gettin' old-I'd suggest running on your plan, because Billary has about 1,000x the dirt under the rug than the Donald. Hillary hasn't had a true presser in half a year, she'll fold like a cheap suit when the bright lights hit. Ain't no teleprompters in the debates . . .

Hispanics haven't really minded Trump's comments on the judge, as he's actually gained in Latino support among the general population.

http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/opin ... -for-trump-on-rise-at-37/

Also worth mentioning that the liberal media has been acting like white judges and juries are a problem for decades. Now that the shoe is on the other foot, they turn to their predictable "racist" card.

Here is an excellent article on the subject. I predict many attacks on the messenger, but none on the message.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-journali ... media-calls-trump-racist/

Obama Endorses Clinton: 'I Don?t Think There?s Ever Been Someone So Qualified'

?I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary," Obama said in the video.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire ... r.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Trump is a racist.

Trump isn't a racist, but Hillary's husband is a rapist.

And the Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor (darling of the liberals) agrees with Trump that the ethnicity of a judge 'can, and should' influence their decisions.

Andrew Rosenthal

When Donald Trump attacked a federal judge whose parents were born in Mexico, Hispanic Americans were outraged. Other minority groups saw a pattern of bigotry. Democrats had a hard time concealing their glee. Republican leaders pretended they disapproved.

Well, to be fair, they did disapprove in a way ? not because Trump believes the things he says, but because he says them so directly.

Far too many Republicans share this kind of racism and have for a long time. Trump has just dispensed with dog whistles and revels in his bigotry instead. But this is the party the Republicans have been deliberately and assiduously building for many decades, the party of division and intolerance. George H.W. Bush?s racist tactics in 1988 against Michael Dukakis ? the Willie Horton ad in particular ? seem almost genteel by comparison.

Today?s Republicans have stymied every effort at reforming immigration, at achieving true equality for women, at ending the scourge of racist drug laws and criminal sentencing rules. The Republican Party has generated a wave of laws designed to make it harder for black Americans and other minorities to vote. It?s not that Republicans don?t want to deport millions of Mexicans and ban Muslims from our shores. They just don?t like to talk about it in the open.

So when Donald Trump started to attack Mexicans, Muslims and anyone else who popped into his head, Republican leaders may have thought it was bad tactics. But all that talk this year about the ?Republican establishment? being aghast at Trump for his outlandish ideas was nonsense.

What really bothers Republicans is that Trump is not a member of their club and did not observe party discipline by saving his disdain for Democrats.

None of Trump?s Republican challengers, of course, had the vision, the guts or the personality to defeat him, and now it?s far too late. By the time Trump attacked Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is hearing one of the lawsuits against Trump?s infomercial disguised as a university, the Republican leadership had long since painted itself into a corner.

Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, could not stir himself to call Trump?s comments racist. McConnell said on ?Meet the Press? last Sunday that he did not agree with Trump that the judge should recuse himself, but that was all the interviewer could get out of what passes for a statesman in the G.O.P. these days.

Asked about one right-wing blogger who said Republicans were backing a racist candidate, McConnell simpered that what matters is winning the White House. ?The right-of-center world needs to respect the fact that the primary voters have spoken,? he said.

. They should know they would be voting for a racist.

Republicans launch dating site for Trump fans:

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/ ... ating-site-for-trump-fans

I hope Trump fans will find happiness...

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Hillary won't be indicted. To believe so is absurd. The email server is a non-issue to those with just about any tech knowledge or someone without an ax to grind.

Benghazi is on it's 8th or 9th partisan investigation and they still can't come up with crap.

In the end, Trump is a racist and even those in his own party are stating as such (hence JCMan8's excited desire to vote for a well established racist).

We'll see our first woman president. Should the republicans choose to nominate someone that is not a racist and not a complete know-nothing, they can likely take the White House back in four years.

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Hillary is under two separate FBI investigations, Trump is involved in a civil suit. Which scenario are you referring to that ends up with the Donald wearing the same orange jumpsuit as Hillary?

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hiding? Nope not here. Just because Conservatives are vastly outnumbered in Hudson Country doesn't mean we're hiding.

Trump is us- narcissistic, juvenile, labile, undisciplined, without a rudder, a shameless amoral entertainer. People who I had previously credited with integrity are supporting him. I am praying for a third party candidate to come in to the race so that no one gets a majority of the electoral votes and the House decides the race.

However, on the Muslim issue, Trump was right about 9/11.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/21/nj-polic ... ims-did-celebrate-on-911/

While there are many great people who are also Muslim, it is inspite of their "religion" not because of it.

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At his current rate your candidate, who appears to have been raped by a bag of Doritos, will be hanging with Hillary in prison.

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It is glorious to think about. Although, Hillary very well may be indicted before then, making the election a slam dunk.

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And just think of the many closeted Republicans who are registered democrats or independents that will vote in the bi-partisan election in November.

Count me as one of the proud 6,506 Republicans in Hudson County who voted to improve our country.

Interesting I didn?t know there were 8,176 Republicans (hiding) in Hudson County. (lol)
Also interesting how many Dem?s voted for Bernie over Hillary.

GOP:
Cruz ? 765
Kasich ? 905
Trump ? 6,506

Dem:
Clinton ? 49,798
Sanders ? 25,112

N.J. presidential primary election results 2016: County by county
http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/ ... o.html#incart_river_index


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Well, we knew they weren't going to vote for the Jew-and now they'll support a WOMAN for POTUS? Back home, she couldn't drive or vote at all, lol.

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HA! no so fast, there were a few losers right here in JC that voted for agent orange.

How about "Jersey City Unites Against Trump?"

Ramon Taylor
June 07, 2016 1:55 PM

JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY?
When Jersey City, New Jersey, residents vote in Tuesday?s presidential primary, they will call to mind seven infamous words uttered by presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump last November:

?Thousands and thousands of people were cheering.? Trump was referring to the four percent of Jersey City residents that are Muslim, whom he targeted ? baselessly ? as having celebrated when the World Trade Center collapsed on September 11, 2001, from across the Hudson River; a vantage point that peers east, directly into the architectural magnificence of lower Manhattan.

Point Pleasant, New Jersey, Young Republican Councilman Michael Thulen, doubts Trump?s description of what happened in New Jersey on 9-11. He was in college at Montclair State University at the time."I don?t recall seeing people cheering myself, not to say it didn?t happen, but days after I traveled through Jersey City helping people out like everyone else, and I don?t recall anybody rejoicing.?

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