Reform Party Convention Postpones choosing nominee for a week

"The Reform Party national convention of July 30 has voted to postpone the choice of a presidential

nominee until August 8. The party is likely to nominate the presidential candidate who has qualified for the most state ballots by then.
Even though the new national chair of the Reform Party (effective January 1, 2017) is from New York, it appears the ballot-qualified Reform Party of New York will not place the nominee chosen by the national convention on the New York ballot. The New York Reform Party feels obliged to nominate Donald Trump for President. This is partly because the origin of the New York Reform Party in 2014 was with Republican Party activists, who put the party on the 2014 ballot with the name “Stop Common Core Party.” After it got over 50,000 votes for Governor in 2014, it changed its name to the Reform Party. The Republican activists who created the party in New York in 2014 still have some sway over the party." IPR

Trump Rescued in Elavator

"The Colorado Springs Fire Department said that Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential

nominee, had to be rescued from an elevator that was stuck between the first and second floors of a resort.

In a statement released on Saturday, the department said that it was called at 1:30 p.m. on Friday to rescue about 10 people, including Mr. Trump, who were trapped inside the elevator at The Mining Exchange, a Wyndham Grand Hotel and Spa resort.

The department said the firefighters opened the top elevator hatch and lowered a ladder into the elevator. Mr. Trump and the others used the ladder to climb out of the elevator to the second floor. The department said no injuries were reported." NYT

Trump on Sanders Selling Out

“I’ll tell you what, Bernie blew it. He sold his soul to the devil. He did,” Trump said in Colorado Springs." DailyCaller

Istvan claims he'll come in 5th on election night

"From an email sent by Transhumanist Party presidential candidate Zoltan Istvan to ATPR yesterday

I am likely to get 5th overall in the US Elections, accoring to reports and media." IPR

Pence swings through Great Lakes states

 "Trump's running mate drove 45 minutes from the nearest airport into Allen County to visit the

state's 30th most-populated city — a solidly Republican area in northwestern Ohio where Mitt Romney beat Obama nearly two votes to one in 2012.
Prior to the Ohio stop, Pence made solo stops in Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana in the last 48 hours with solid, responsive turnouts. Like Lima, his stops into Kent County, Michigan, on Thursday night and Waukesha County, Wisconsin, on Wednesday were centered in very favorable territory for conservatives, where voter turnout among already-registered Republicans could be key to the duo pulling off several key swing states in the region." CBS

Kaine upsets Democrats with abortion comments

"Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, sparked confusion Friday after saying he supports the anti-abortion Hyde Amendment and the Clinton campaign's call to repeal the measure.

"I have been for the Hyde Amendment. And I have not changed my position on that," Kaine said Friday on CNN's "New Day."

Kaine's anti-abortion stance has been a sticking point for many liberal Democrats concerned that he might work against Clinton on the issue. But Karen Finney, a senior Clinton campaign spokeswoman who is also working with Kaine, said he would keep his personal views but also support a repeal of the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funds for abortion." CNN

Election Model: 13 Keys Predicting a Trump Win in Popular Vote?

The 13 Keys to The White House

The Keys are statements that favor the re-election of the incumbent party.
When five or fewer statements are false, the incumbent party is predicted to win;
when six or more are false, the challenging party is predicted to win.

1. Party Mandate: After the midterm elections, the incumbent party holds more seats in the U.S. House of Representatives than after the previous midterm elections.
2. Contest: There is no serious contest for the incumbent party nomination.
3. Incumbency: The incumbent party candidate is the sitting president.
4. Third party: ???? There is no significant third party or independent campaign. -5% threshold is used. ????
5. Short term economy: The economy is not in recession during the election campaign.
6. Long term economy: Real per capita economic growth during the term equals or exceeds mean growth during the previous two terms.
7. Policy change: The incumbent administration effects major changes in national policy.
8. Social unrest: There is no sustained social unrest during the term.
9. Scandal: The incumbent administration is untainted by major scandal.
10. Foreign/military failure: The incumbent administration suffers no major failure in foreign or military affairs.
11. Foreign/military success: The incumbent administration achieves a major success in foreign or military affairs.
12. Incumbent charisma: The incumbent party candidate is charismatic or a national hero.
13. Challenger charisma: The challenging party candidate is not charismatic or a national hero.

The Keys retrospectively account for the popular vote winners of every presidential election from

1860 through 1980 and prospectively forecast the popular-vote winners of all eight presidential elections from 1984 through 2012.
 According to the Keys model, nothing that a candidate has said or done during a campaign, when the public discounts conventional electioneering as political spin, has changed his prospects at the polls. Debates, advertising, television appearances, news coverage, and campaign strategies count for virtually nothing on Election Day.

Election Model Predicting Trump Wins

"The Primary Model, that has predicted the winner of the popular vote in all five presidential elections since it was introduced. It is based on elections dating to 1912.

The Primary Model consists of two ingredients: The swing of the electoral pendulum, and the outcomes of primaries.

 

You can see the pendulum work with the naked eye. After two terms in office, the presidential party in power loses more often than not. In fact, over the past 65 years, it managed to win a third term

only once. In 1988, President George H.W. Bush extended Ronald Reagan’s presidency by one more term. Reagan made this possible by winning re-election by a bigger margin than when he first got elected. That spells continuity, a desire for more of the same.

President Barack Obama has not left such a legacy for a Democratic successor. He did worse in his re-election victory over Mitt Romney in 2012 than when he beat John McCain in 2008. That spells, “It’s Time for a Change!” The pendulum points to the GOP in 2016, no matter whether the candidate was named Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, John Kasich or whoever.

Now add the outcomes of presidential primaries.
This year, Trump has wound up as the stronger of the two presidential nominees.
In fact, this was apparent as early as early March. Trump handily won the first two primaries, New Hampshire and South Carolina, while Clinton badly lost New Hampshire to Sen. Bernie Sanders before beating him in South Carolina.

The Primary Model predicts that Trump will defeat Clinton with 87 percent certainty. He is the candidate of change. When voters demand change, they are willing to overlook many foibles of the change candidate." Newsday

Great Quote, Kaine, But John Wesley Never Said That

"It may not rank up there with Donald Trump’s “Two Corinthians” coinage but a phrase that Tim Kaine used in an effort to yoke his Catholicism to the Methodist faith of his Democratic running mate deserves closer scrutiny.

  “I’m a Catholic. Hillary is a Methodist,” Kaine said during a Florida rally as Clinton introduced him as her vice presidential pick. “Her creed is the same as mine: Do all the good you can.”

Kaine was riffing on a famous saying attributed to John Wesley, one of the 18th-century founders of Methodism,....

 The only problem is that Wesley never said the words attributed to him." ChristianHeadlines

Weak 2nd Quarter Growth

"U.S. Economy Grows at 1.2% Pace in 2Q. The U.S. economy grew far less than expected in the second quarter as inventories fell for the first time since 2011,...Economists polled by Reuters had forecast GDP growth rising at a 2.6 percent rate in the last quarter." FOX

Fiorina Tweeted out Hillary Quotes during Hillary's speech

Carly FiorinaVerified account ‏@CarlyFiorina          

1/8 “I remember landing under sniper fire.”

 2/8 “What difference, at this point, does it make?”

3/8 “I never received nor sent any material that was marked classified.”

 

Odd POLL: All 4 Candidates Lower after Democrat Convention

"Reuters/Ipsos poll with new wording that was released on Friday, the day after she formally

accepted her party's nomination for the Nov. 8 election.
Nearly 41 percent of likely voters favor Clinton, 35 percent favor Trump, and 25 percent picked "Other," according to the new July 25-29 online poll of 1,043 likely voters, which overlapped with the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
A separate Reuters/Ipsos survey that provided respondents with the option to choose from Clinton, Trump, Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein, has Clinton and Trump tied at 37 percentage points.
Of the alternative party candidates, Johnson came in third with 5 percentage points, followed by Stein at 1 percentage point."

 

Johnson talks to Romney about an endorsement

 "Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson says he has discussed a possible endorsement with Mitt Romney. “We have spoken with him,” Johnson said during a USA TODAY Newsmaker event in Philadelphia Thursday. The former New Mexico governor acknowledged, however, that it’s not easy to endorse someone from another party." yahoo 

Sanders Delegates dropped this Wikileaks Banner as Hillary spoke

Johnson Campaign crawling in the Gutter for the Youth Vote?

Tweeted out by Johnson

SanderNistas from #FeelTheBern to #FeelTheJohnson?

"A new poll from CNN shows that 23 percent of Sanders’ former supporters now back Libertarian Gary Johnson, continuing a growing trend Red Alert has followed: young voters are going from #FeelTheBern to #FeelTheJohnson. 12 percent support Green Jill Stein, and 5 percent support Donald Trump. Just 55 percent say they back Hillary Clinton." RedAlert

Zika Virus Scare Jolts Florida

"An outbreak of the Zika virus has been confirmed in Florida, marking the first time the virus has

been found to be transmitted via infected mosquitoes within the continental U.S.

The outbreak has infected at least four people, three men and one woman, through local transmission, Florida officials said today.

“This means Florida has become the first state in our nation to have local transmission of the Zika virus," Florida Gov. Rick Scott said today.

Scott said a small area in northern Miami that is about a square mile in size is the only area where the Zika virus is being transmitted from mosquitoes to people.

"We’re being very aggressive at testing people there we are testing the mosquitoes there and we spraying to make sure it’s contained," Scott said. He said health officials do not think that the transmission was ongoing." ABC

Democrats anxious about Hillary's chances

"Democrats are worried about Hillary Clinton’s inability to separate herself from Donald Trump in

the polls, even after what they believe was a largely successful convention that represented a real step toward party unity.
Clinton is hoping for a big post-convention boost, but the reality right now is that she in behind Trump in the polls, and has been in a relatively tight race for weeks.
“I’m nervous. The country is in a bad mood. It’s such an unpredictable year,” said a Democratic National Committee official who requested anonymity to speak frankly about Clinton’s prospects.
Other concerns include the possibility of an enthusiasm gap between Republicans and Democrats — Trump got more votes in the GOP primary than any candidate in history while Hillary received fewer votes than she did in 2008 when she lost — and a possible “October surprise.” TheHill
 

Trump Tweet on Bloomberg's Speech at Convention

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump 6h6 hours ago

"Little" Michael Bloomberg, who never had the guts to run for president, knows nothing about me. His last term as Mayor was a disaster!

Stein social media rounds at DNC Convention

"Presumptive Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was interviewed by the media outlet

PolicyMic today.
 Meanwhile, yesterday Stein held a press conference at an event called Socialist Convergence.
Joe Biggs, a reporter for Alex Jones’ Infowars, briefly spoke with Stein yesterday:
Meanwhile, today, Jimmy Dore of the Young Turks (who was recently involved in a verbal altercation with Alex Jones in which Dore spit in the popular radio talk show host’s face) talked with Stein for a longer period of time." BAN

Johnson made social media rounds at DNC Convention

"Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson talked with BitTorrent News today at the DNC.
Johnson, appearing on Reason TV, also answered questions from Facebook users." BAN

Hillary - Kaine Bus Tour Kicks Off

"Hillary Clinton and Sen. Tim Kaine debuted as the Democratic Party’s presidential ticket by kicking off a bus tour through Ohio and Pennsylvania to highlight a plan to make the biggest U.S. jobs investment since World War II." USAToday

Trump comments on Democrat Convention in Trump Fashion

"During a campaign rally in Davenport, Iowa on Thursday, Trump addressed his supporters and admitted wanting to "hit" Democratic National Convention speakers so hard "their heads would spin” after being the center of attacks at the Democratic convention this week." USAToday

Obama Speech Ratings: Down 18% Below G.O.P. Convention for night 3

"With star turns from Vice President Joe Biden and then primetime performances from VP hopeful Tim Kaine and then President Barack Obama himself, the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia was rockin’ – even more so when nominee Hillary Clinton made an onstage appearance at the very end to hug it out with POTUS – though it didn’t lead to ratings fireworks....
Even with all the big names onstage last night, convention-to-convention, the combined rating of the DNC stumbled against Donald Trump and the RNC. Day 3 in Philadelphia was down 18% in the fast affiliates key demo from the drama of Day 3 in Cleveland when Ted Cruz refused to endorse the candidate and running mate Mike Pence spoke." DeadlineHollywood

Trump Speech Tops Hillary Speech in Ratings

"It looks like Donald Trump is going to take the lead over Hillary Clinton this election – at least when it comes to how many people watched the last night of the Republican National Convention and how many watched the last night of the Democratic National Convention.
With figures in from NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News Channel and MSNBC, the ex-Secretary of State’s historic acceptance speech as the first woman to be the Presidential nominee for a major American political party drew 27.8 million viewers. That 10 PM – 11:40 PM ET coverage is down 2.4 million from what Trump and the RNC got on the same outlets." DeadlineHollywood

Trump in Pennsylvania & Ohio

"Trump traveled to Scranton, Pennsylvania, along with his running mate, Indiana governor Mike

Pence, and was serenaded by a packed gymnasium chanting "Lock her up!" at a deafening level. The chant has become a common one at Trump rallies -- "her" refers to Clinton -- and it originated at the Republican National Convention last week in Cleveland.
Trump's next event of the day came in another swing state, Toledo, Ohio. But before taking the stage there, Trump took part in a question and answer session on a pro-Trump Reddit forum." CBS

Trump Tweets in Response to Hillary Speech

Democrat Convention Highlights: Night 4

 Hillary Clinton to Bernie Sanders supporters: "I've heard you"

Clinton on Trump as commander-in-chief: "A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man you can trust nuclear weapons"

Clinton celebrates historic moment as first female nominee: "When any barrier falls in America, it clears the way"

Clinton: "Bernie Sanders and I will work together to make college tuition-free for the middle class"

Clinton: "There is no other Donald Trump; this is it"

HillaryClinton: Trump spoke for 70-odd minutes at the RNC, "and I do mean odd."

Hillary Clinton: If I'm "playing the woman card, then deal me in"

Hillary Clinton: Deporting immigrants would be "self-defeating and inhumane"

HillaryClinton: "Yes, America's destiny is ours to choose. So let's be stronger together, my fellow Americans."

 

Did Bill Clinton Fall Asleep

During Hillary’s Speech?

 

Happening Now: Protesters break through the barrier at the Democrat Convention and clash with Philadelphia police.

Working Class Party on Michigan ballot (but no candidate yet)

"The Working Class Party recently submitted approximately 50,000 signatures, to qualify for the Michigan ballot." IPR

SEP Jerry White Talks of Huntington & Indianapolis

"As the Socialist Equality Party’s candidate for US president, I urge all workers, in the US and

internationally, to oppose the planned closure of the Carrier heating equipment plants in Indiana, which threatens the jobs of 2,100 workers.
Workers must take up this fight themselves. Bitter experience—from the closure of the GM and Navistar plants in Indianapolis and hundreds of others across the US—has proven that the two corporate-controlled political parties and corporatist “unions” like the USW and UAW will do nothing to oppose the destruction of jobs and living standards.
Right after United Technologies’ (UTC’s) February announcement that it was shifting production from its Indianapolis and Huntington plants to Monterrey, Mexico, Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and other Democratic and Republican politicians all pronounced their supposed support for Carrier workers. While Trump’s statements were particularly phony—given that he personally profited from investments in UTC—the posturing by Sanders and other Democrats was no less disingenuous and calculating." SWW

Pelosi on Hillary's problem with "white" males

"House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said that Hillary Clinton does not get the support from white males “because of guns, because of gays, and because of God.” PBS

Sanders Leaves Democrat Party

"Another black eye for the Democratic Party as Bernie Sanders announces a huge change. As the Democratic National Convention is in full swing former candiate Bernie Sanders has confirmed to reporters that he will return to the United States Senate as an Independent." yahoo
 

Democrats Jeer God for a 2nd Convention in a row

"Philadelphia the Democrats opened their proceedings with a word of prayer -- from a Christian minister.
But when the preacher offered a blessing upon Hillary Clinton, all you-know-what broke loose.
They literally heckled the poor lady – booing and jeering right in the middle of her petition to the Almighty. At some point the jeers turned into chants for Bernie Sanders, “Bernie, Bernie…"Then again -- at their convention in 2012 -- when they not only booed God -- but they tried to vote the Almighty out of their party platform.”
FOX

Why Kaine intro-speech scrapped

"Virginia Rep. Bobby Scott was scheduled to deliver a speech officially nominating Sen. Tim Kaine for vice president at the Democratic National Convention Wednesday night, but party officials scratched the address over fears of boisterous unrest from supporters of Bernie Sanders." TheBlaze

USA Freedom Kids suing Trump

"You’ll recall this group of young girls, known as “USA Freedom Kids,” performed this little number at a Trump rally in Pensacola Florida in January. Their 15 minutes of fame resulted in a good bit of internet infamy, with over 56,000 downvotes on the YouTube video that introduced them to the world.

Now the creator of the group and father to the youngest girl, Jeff Popick, is saying he’s suing the Trump campaign for not upholding payment promises or various other agreements." GlennBeck

Kaine flip flops on Hyde

"The Hyde Amendment, the budget rider that has banned most Medicaid funding for abortion, turned

40 this year. In a break from recent tradition, Democrats, including the top of the ticket, now vow to make its days limited.
For years, Democrats have split on the provision: Some said it discriminated against low-income women, disproportionately women of color, while others, spooked by the words "taxpayer funding for abortion," saw it as a necessary political compromise with a divided public.
 Until recently, her running mate, Tim Kaine, was firmly in the second camp. When asked by a Weekly Standard reporter as recently as early July about the Democratic platform including strong anti-Hyde language, Kaine said, "I haven't been informed of that change, but I'm going to check it out. I have traditionally been a supporter of the Hyde Amendment, but I'll check it out."
In comments this week to CNN and Bloomberg News, the Clinton campaign has signaled that Kaine now had indeed checked it out and stands with Clinton on public funding of abortion." NBC

Democrats just fell for Trump's Russian email-hack bait

"Grand Theft Convention.

No, that's not a new video game. But it is what we just saw Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump do to the Democrats and Hillary Clinton, and the Democrats and Hillary Clinton are helping him do it!
During about an hour-long news conference earlier Wednesday, Trump was asked repeatedly about

allegations that the Russian government is behind the hacked and leaked Democratic National Committee's emails that embarrassed the party on the eve of their national convention in Philadelphia. Trump quickly pivoted to also discussing Clinton's private email-server controversy and the 30,000-plus emails the former Secretary of State had deleted from her private server under questionable explanations and circumstances.
Advantage Trump.
 
Then came the money quote, or the bait, when he said: "Russia, if you're listening,I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing; I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press."
That comment was sure to grab headlines all on its own, but then the Clinton campaign incredibly took the bait and had a top policy advisor respond with this statement: "This has to be the first time that a major presidential candidate has actively encouraged a foreign power to conduct espionage against his political opponent."
Advantage Trump. 
 
Yep, the Clinton team actually said that. Instead of ignoring Trump's already deft stealing of the headlines away from their convention, the campaign hyped the distraction even further. Sure, they meant to make Trump out to be some kind of dangerous traitor. And Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller has indeed issued a series of Twitter statements insisting Trump did not literally ask Russia to commit espionage. But the real result is that the words "Hillary Clinton," "emails," "hacking," "espionage," and "national security" are back in the headlines again.
Instead of ignoring the story or simply scoffing at the obvious distracting attack, the Clinton campaign has fallen into the same kind of trap all those Republican candidates Trump defeated in the primaries fell for: misdirection. Most of the news media seems to have fallen for it, too, as the tone of most of the stories covering Trump's comments seem to indicate this could be the serious gaffe everyone was expecting Trump to make in this election. 
 Trump's ability to steal headlines with outrageous comments and survive the process is well-documented, but no one seems to have come up with an antidote for it. And, as for trying to make Russia into some kind of villain here and thus tainting Trump for any connection to that country or it's leader Vladimir Putin, ask Mitt Romney how much the voters care about Russia. He found out the answer the hard way in 2012, didn't he? 
And guess what no one is talking about right now? All those "historic" stories about Clinton being the first woman to win a major party nomination are off the news sites now. Major lead-up stories to President Obama's big speech at the convention on Wednesday night are almost non-existent now. And no one is talking about Clinton running mate Tim Kaine's speech tonight at all.
Advantage Trump. 
 
 
And in the emotions game, you can't win without getting our attention first. Is Hillary Clinton or her campaign capable or even willing to do the things that could garner a similar amount of attention? So far, all we know is her team is capable of helping Trump shine more of a light on himself. No wonder he's ahead in the polls despite being massively outspent on advertising by Hillary Clinton.
Advantage Trump.

So again, what we're witnessing here is a presidential candidate stealing the other party's thunder just when it needs your attention the most.
Grand Theft Convention isn't a game, it's the real thing. And Trump just won it." CNBC

Trump ‘Hijacked The Democrat Convention’ With Press Conference

"Limbaugh began his show arguing, “I don’t think I’ve ever seen what I just saw… Donald Trump just hijacked the Democrat convention after the biggest night of that convention so far.”
He just concluded a freewheeling, no-holds-barred, no-controls-on-the-media, "Whatever you want to ask me, ask me," press conference the day after the supposedly biggest event yet in the Democrat

National Convention. He just totally hijacked it, and he was brilliant.  He was on his game.  This was the Trump from last fall.  He was confident, he was hilarious, he was taking no BS from anyone in the media. He was challenging Hillary to do the same thing and calling her out, saying she hasn't done a press conference in over a year. 
And she can't do what Trump did today.  Hillary Clinton intellectually, personality-wise, is not capable.
It just has the media outraged. 
"Mr. Trump! Mr. Trump! Do you have a relationship with the Russians?  Do you have any relationship to the hack?  Are you...? Are you...? Are you having any relationship with Russians?"  Trump said, "I don't have any investments in Russia. I sold a guy a house. I sold a Russian oligarch a house in Palm Beach. I bought the place for $40 million and I flipped it for $100 million. It was a great deal, but I don't have any investments." But then he said, "I really hope the Russians can find Hillary's emails." 
And you should have seen the explosion in the aftermath on cable networks of the roundtable discussions, particularly on CNN. They could barely keep everybody on camera.  They were jumping out of their seats like they were jacks-in-the-box.  "I can't believe what he just said!  He just said that he hopes the Russians intercede in the presidential election!  That's unbelievable!  I can't believe what I just saw!" 
One girl that was supporting Clinton just went absolutely bonkers over that.  They don't know how to deal with this.  They've never... The Democrats and the media, they've never had to deal with anything like this. 
What Trump said during his press conference... He said, "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 Hillary emails that were missing." 
The thing about it is Trump is putting 'em all on. He's laughing silently with all of this stuff, and they're buying it! They have no sense of humor, particularly when you're laughing at them, when you're mocking. They can't... They have no tolerance. The party of tolerance and compassion, the party of Jon Stewart and all these mean-spirited media people, they can't take one-tenth of it tossed back to 'em.
And so here's Trump basically mocking them.  It's the media that doesn't care about Hillary's emails.  It's the FBI that didn't care about Hillary's emails.  And Trump knows that everybody knows that.  Trump knows that everybody thinks that Hillary's getting away with committing a crime that nobody else could get away with.  So Trump is saying, "Russia, I hope you can find these missing emails." DailyCaller
 

Democrat Convention Highlights: Night 3

The audience shouts "yes we can" when President Barack Obama takes the stage

Hillary Clinton comes on stage with President Obama

President Obama: "We're not done perfecting our union"

President Obama: "The American Dream is something no wall will ever contain."

Obama: We declared health care "a right for everybody"

Obama on 2008 primary race: HillaryClinton "was doing everything I was doing...but backwards and in heels."

Obama HillaryClinton will defeat ISIS "without resorting to banning entire religions from entering
 our country."

Obama "Love has no limits, and marriage equality is now a reality across the land."

Hillary Clinton comes on stage with President Obama

Kaine: My son deployed "to protect and defend the very NATO allies that Donald Trump says he

now wants to abandon"

timkaine: "Hillary is ready. She's ready to fight. She's ready to win. And she is ready to lead."

timkaine: "You cannot believe one word that comes out of DonaldTrump's mouth."

Joe Biden on Trump: "How can there be pleasure in saying you’re fired?"

Biden: "We cannot elect a man who exploits our fears of ISIS and other terrorists."

Joe Biden: Trump has 'no clue'

Bloomberg on Trump: I Know a Con When I See One

The audience starts shouting "no more war" while Leon Panetta speaks