Oops, poor Paul Ryan, couldn't even get this phony moment of outrage right...
Clinton cited a recent Time magazine articleby former National Counterterrorism Center chief Matt Olson where he argues that members of ISIL are actively advocating for Trump. In August, one ISIS spokesman wrote: “I ask Allah to deliver America to Trump.” Another supporter declared: “The ‘facilitation’ of Trump’s arrival in the White House must be a priority for jihadists at any cost!!!” ISIS is working to drum up support for the candidate it has called “the perfect enemy.”
Trump spoke to the National Association of Home
Builders in Miami Aug. 11 and stated that ISIS wants Clinton to win
the election. “Oh boy, is ISIS hoping for her,” he added.
For the last year Trump has bragged about his secret plan to defeat ISIS. He gave details of that secret plan in front of rowdy crowds of supporters, not realizing ISIS was listening, but oh well...
Trump: "I'd bomb the shit out of 'em. I would just bomb those suckers."
THIS JUST IN... Trump's gotta plan to defeat ISIS again, meaning he didn't really have a plan before. Well, it's not exactly his plan this time either, but he will demand that his "top generals" come up with a plan within 30 days, because that's how you fight wars - on deadline. See, it's that easy:
Donald Trump ... will ask his top military officials to formulate a plan for defeating ISIS within his first 30 days in office. “We are going to convey my top generals and give them a simple instruction. They will have 30 days to submit to the oval office a plan for soundly and quickly defeating ISIS. We have no choice."
Huh, what..."We have no choice?" Anyway...Trump lied about having a plan, because clearly he hasn't asked his "top generals" yet.
And Trump's plan to deter world conflicts? Spend, spend, spend on the military because heaven knows we don't need it help our own country:
"We want to deter, avoid and prevent conflict through our unquestioned military strength."
Instilling Confidence? I don't Think So: For a party that bashed Obama for his lack of experience despite years in politics and community organizing, Republicans are okay with a novice and complete corporate egomaniac, learning on the fly:
Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, (said), "I do believe that Donald Trump is growing in his understanding of these issues and I think that he's beginning to get more and more people around him that have a depth of understanding as to the complexities and I'm watching this evolve. We'll all make our assessments.".
I think Arizona Republican Sen. Jeff Flake said it best about his party's candidate for president:
"What Trump has been willing to do is say terrible things about women, mock the disabled, disparage minorities, impugn the character of POWs, and go after the Gold Star parents of a fallen U.S. soldier."
