If you want to see violence, let Hillary try to run for president again.
Elizabeth Warren will start loading her rifle - but WAIT - does it have a scope and silencer? she shakes when she gets mad and tries to make a point. Then, Maxine Waters will apply for a permit, because after all, the problem is racial, so she needs gun protection. In the meantime, Nancy Pelosi will get another private taxpayer paid flight "home to see the grandkids" forgetting that California is over-run with illegals and one MIGHT kidnap her. (he'd drop her when he sees all her wrinkles) and move on to a grandchild -- Of course, Pelosi would have no choice but to say "take the kid - illegals have rights too". with all that happening, the SOCIALIST Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, steps forward and says she has Hillary's the blessing to run for president.

Now, we know the Republicans cannot fight against this, so stock up on water and reading material and be ready to eat dry bread crumbs.
Venzuela is upon us.

" The award "is the highest such honor that can be given to a unit," the White House said in a statement, and was "in recognition of their extraordinary service and achievement."

The Navy SEAL who shot bin Laden was among those present, but he was never singled out or identified, a U.S. official told NBC News. Other sources say that is common practice among SEALs who focus on the team, not individuals."

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/42919214/ns/world_news-death_of_bin_laden/t/obama-thanks-awards-team-bin-laden-raid/

Half-truth here. Mostly False.




"Obama announced the death of bin Laden on May 1, 2011. Less than three weeks later, Boal met with two people at the CIA, the chief of staff and the director of public affairs. We know this, and many other details of Boal’s dealings with Washington insiders, thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request by Judicial Watch, a conservative organization that often sues to get access to government documents. "

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2012/aug/20/special-operations-opsec-education-fund/group-says-obama-revealed-secret-information-holl/






Biden Says He Didn’t Oppose Raid That Killed Bin Laden]

In part,

"But by January 2013, Mr. Biden had begun hedging on whether he had opposed the raid.

“I remember walking up to his office and saying: ‘Look, follow your instincts. Follow your instincts,’ ” he said in a January 2013 interview.

When asked specifically whether he had advised against the raid, Mr. Biden said: “Let me put it this way: My advice was, follow your instincts, knowing what his instinct was.”

On Tuesday, Mr. Biden’s evolution continued. Before an audience at George Washington University, Mr. Biden said he never gave Mr. Obama definitive advice on controversial issues in front of other officials, mindful that he did not want the rest of the team to see a difference between his opinion and that of the president. With others around them, Mr. Biden said he suggested one more pass over the Abbottabad compound with an unmanned aerial vehicle or drone.

After the meeting in the Situation Room, though, Mr. Biden said he privately gave the president his real view. “As we walked out of the room and went upstairs, I told him my opinion, that I said that I thought he should go but to follow his own instincts,” Mr. Biden said Tuesday".

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/21/us/politics/joe-biden-osama-bin-laden.html

Clinton,

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/01/hillary-clinton-2016-bin-laden-raid-217637

In May 2011, Vice President Joe Biden was in the White House Situation Room, joining President Barack Obama and his top national security officials for a crucial meeting. The question on the table: whether to order a dangerous Special Forces raid to take out Osama bin Laden.

Intelligence experts believed they had located bin Laden in a Pakistan compound, but they weren’t certain, and the risks of failure were high. After most officials present urged Obama to go for it, the president turned to Biden: “Joe, what do you think?” he asked, according to an account Biden gave months later.

“Mr. President, my suggestion is don’t go,” Biden said.
Obama, of course, ignored his deputy’s advice and dispatched Navy SEAL Team 6 to kill the Al Qaeda leader. It was a historic triumph for America — not to mention a political bonanza for a president facing reelection, perhaps the most consequential decision of Obama’s presidency.
And Joe Biden was on the wrong side of it.

Biden’s bin Laden call may haunt him as he considers taking on Hillary Clinton for the 2016 Democratic nomination, in a fight that will hinge in part on who’s better equipped to be commander in chief. As Clinton likes to remind audiences, she advised Obama to take the gamble. “I respected [Biden’s] concerns about the risk of a raid,” she wrote in her 2014 memoir, “Hard Choices,” “but I came to the conclusion that the intelligence was convincing and that the risks were outweighed by the benefits of success.”

“She can very easily point to the bin Laden operation,” says a former Obama White House official. “The value in it is that it’s so simple and so easy to understand: I was for it, and you were against it.”

A student of foreign policy since the 1970s, Biden prides himself on his judgment about world affairs. That makes him particularly sensitive to criticism that he’s flubbed several big calls on world affairs over the years. Biden has been “wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades,” Obama’s first defense secretary, Robert Gates, declared last year.

While stung by such talk, Biden also considers it unfair — particularly after recent events in places like Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan have arguably matched his predictions.

“He took a lot of heat,” says a former Biden aide. “But I think the last two years have certainly left him feeling vindicated.”
Biden may see an edge over Clinton among liberal Democratic primary voters. During their tenure in the Obama administration, he frequently took a more dovish line than his ex-colleague. The two split over the 2011 U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, troop levels in Afghanistan, arming Syria’s rebels, and bombing Libya. In each case, Clinton backed the stronger military option while Biden counseled caution and a lighter U.S. footprint abroad.

Libya could be particularly awkward for Clinton. As secretary of state she threw her weight behind the 2011 U.S. and European air campaign to depose Muammar Qadhafi. Biden opposed that intervention, which even Obama has suggested was ill-advised now that the north African country has fallen to anarchy and terrorism.

Biden also feels that he was right to warn early in Obama’s presidency that the U.S. should trim its ambitions in Afghanistan. In the fall of 2009, Clinton sided with the military’s call for another 30,000 troops, while Biden argued for a much lighter presence. Special Forces and armed drones could keep Al Qaeda at bay, he said, arguing that grander ambitions of rebuilding the country were unrealistic. Obama sided with Clinton’s view, but experts are mixed at best on whether doubling down on the country — at a high cost in lives and money — had much impact.

Biden might also point to his proposal, floated when he was a senator in 2007, for a “soft partition” of Iraq into three semi-autonomous regions — each one majority Shiite, Sunni or Kurdish — under the control of a weak central government. Many foreign policy experts scoffed at the idea back then.

Today, Baghdad’s inability to unite and control the country has bred new talk in Washington that a unified Iraq may be unsalvageable after all. That has led Biden to say, as one aide put it: “You all mocked me, and look who’s laughing now.”

Iraq is far from a neat issue for Biden, however. Obama assigned him the Iraq account at the start of his presidency, and Biden managed the country’s internal politics as the U.S. withdrew its troops — a withdrawal that Biden supported. (Clinton pushed for keeping a modest military presence in the country.)

The rise of the Islamic State and the return of more than 3,000 U.S. troops to the country over the past year will make it hard for Biden to boast on that front.

“He went along with our departure too easily,” says Michael O’Hanlon, an Iraq expert at the Brookings Institution, who also faulted Biden for strongly backing Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, who turned out to be a sectarian strongman.

Fortunately for Biden, Clinton has her own vulnerabilities on Iraq. She supported the Iraq War, as did Biden. (Clinton and Biden both opposed George W. Bush’s troop surge.) And Clinton played little role as the country’s politics frayed — visiting Baghdad only once in her four-year tenure as secretary of state.

While no one has a spotless track record on complex foreign issues, some Biden backers argued, the vice president’s experience is unrivaled.
“The in-depth knowledge of international relations, and his personal acquaintance with leading world figures is just of a different magnitude of anybody else,” says Michael Haltzel, a senior foreign policy adviser to Biden when he chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. “Nobody bats a thousand.”

Biden himself cited the depth of his experience when he ran against Clinton and Obama in the 2008 primaries, pointing back as far as a 1979 delegation of senators he led to Russia to help negotiate the START nuclear arms control agreement.

While Clinton “was meeting socially with the prime minister of a country,” Biden said at the time, “I was sitting down and negotiating with them. I know my experience is considerably deeper and more relevant.”

That will be a tougher argument to sustain now that Clinton has logged four years as America’s top diplomat. And several sources questioned whether foreign policy really would be central to a Biden-Clinton battle.
“I think his argument is more likely to be that all his life he’s been fighting for the middle class, and here’s what he wants to do now,” said Robert Shrum, a former top consultant to several Democratic presidential candidates.

Both Biden and Clinton might also be wary of rehashing administration foreign policy debates in a way that could pit them against Obama’s policies.

Obama “will absolutely be collateral damage if they start attacking each other,” says the former White House official. “It won’t be a huge problem for him, but it will certainly be annoying.”

Also unclear is how much Democratic voters might hold Biden’s bin Laden decision against him. Backing the raid was hardly a no-brainer: Most Obama officials were equivocal about the decision, which they considered a calculated risk. Gates, for one, initially advised against it.

By various accounts, Biden was worried about the political fallout to Obama if the raid failed, as well as blowback from Pakistan, a nominal U.S. ally infuriated by the unannounced incursion of U.S. troops across its border.

“He was not against killing bin Laden in principle,” added Shrum. “He wasn’t sure the raid would work. Nor was the president when he ordered it.”

https://www.politico.com/story/2015/08/joe-biden-bin-laden-raid-defense-hillary-clinton-2016-campaign-121779

Documented fact that Biden was against it, everyone involved including Biden stated he said no but make up what you want.

SMH

look it up, they have also happened under precious TRUMP. Presidents do not 'let them happen' anymore than they let happen all the DOMESTIC violence inside their borders. But people will reach for anything they can when pointing fingers of 'blame'.

Everyone has that list of things that, in their mind, justifies violence or death, regardless of what political party or philosophy they hold.

I am a registered democrat. My list happens to be VERY short, probably shorter than some who are pointing fingers at the violence of democrats. I do not support abortion. I do not support the death penalty. I do not support assisted suicide. I do not support violence in reaction to words. I do not support shooting down unarmed people or running teens. I believe things are replacable, but not people. So I support defense of life, but not fatal defense of material things.

I love how these generalizations about these groups I am part of are rarely ever a reflection of me, as if I'm an exception, which I happen to not believe for one moment that I am.

Really? What ambassador has been killed under Trump? What embassy was over run by militants? What Fort Hood style terrorist attack has happened in the US? NONE.

Terror attacks tripled after Trump Jerusalem recognition, Shin Bet stats show.

"The number of security incidents in Israel and the West Bank tripled following US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, according to new statistics released by the Shin Bet security service".

http://www.timesofisrael.com/terror-attacks-tripled-after-trump-jerusalem-recognition-shin-bet-stats-show/

New York attack: How did Trump do in his terror response?


"As presidential candidate, Donald Trump made being tough on what he called "radical Islamic terror" a central plank of his election bid. How has he responded to the first test of this nature since taking office"?


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41812214

Wave of Kabul terror attacks 'linked to Trump's aid withdrawal', say Afghan officials


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/kabul-terror-attacks-afghanistan-pakistan-donald-trump-blast-explosion-why-analysis-a8184131.html

Terrorist attacks are quietly declining around the world

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2018/08/15/terrorist-attacks-are-quietly-declining-around-world/

"What explains the downward trend? In Western Europe, where the number of attacks increased slightly in 2017 — but the number of victims dropped by 65 percent — it may be matters of policing and counterintelligence. British Prime Minister Theresa May said Tuesday that the country had foiled 13 Islamist terrorist plots and four far-right plots since March 2017, when last year’s attack near the Houses of Parliament occurred".

Trump has nothing to do with it. This is another one of those things that were started during Obama.

There have been 3 (that I know of because of the press here) terrorist attacks aimed at N.Y.C in the last year that were foiled before they could happen. All 3 times the terrorist was talking and dealing with a F.B.I or DEA agent when he thought it was actually a terrorist he was dealing with. All 3 were planning bombings. 2 on Wall St, 1 on the Brooklyn Bridge.

There are arrests all over the U.S. on terrorists and terrorist cells before they get to strike.

There are many more foiled that do not make the press because the terrorist has turned informant as opposed to a long prison term.

On trumps watch.

I know this is a little off topic. But it's such as this that's pissing off people here in Ga. Because the guy is trying to get away with voter suppression. Stuff like this is turning more and more people against Republicans.

Over half the country doesn't like Trump. And acting "Trump-like", is not a good idea.


Report: Georgia's Secretary of State Is Blocking 53,000 Voter Registrations as He Runs for Governor

In Part,

"She tried re-registering, but with about one month left before a November election that will decide a governor’s race and some competitive U.S. House races, Appling-Nunez’s application is one of over 53,000 sitting on hold with Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp’s office. And unlike Appling-Nunez, many people on that list — which is predominantly black, according to an analysis by The Associated Press — may not even know their voter registration has been held up".

http://time.com/5421332/georgia-brian-kemp-secretary-of-state-53000-voters-governor/

Stuff like this feeds into the growing amount of people who don't like Trump or the Republican party. Stuff like this makes them look like they are desperate and will do anything, including voter suppression to get there way. If you think you can't win, CHEAT!

Well by all means then do the Dem thing and ..riot

Charles, how many years has it been since those "blacks" voted? We are having problems with voter fraud. I checked my status months ago to make sure I'm registered. Why are democrats upset that people who don't vote were taken off the registry. I had a credit card that I never activated. After about 2 years they cancelled the credit card. I also had a few $$ in a bank account that I stopped using because I moved. They closed it. This is what happens when things are inactive.

But you are correct, it will make things difficult when dem try to buy votes like they did under Obama. Driving that van around the ghetto and go vote for a 40 on the way back.

many are foiled under EVERY president. AGain, Trump has no special merit in this area.

Unless, terrorism is only a label for muslims.

nationalists used a car at the unite the right rally last year
someone ran over bicyclists in New York with a truck
someone else ran a truck into planned parenthood ...

terrorist attacks have been happening in US under every president since Bush Jr, and attacks have also been being thwarted.

is this the new playbook. Ask a question, and when its not the answer wanted, include more specific details to make it more difficult to compare?

the question was about terror attacks, not who died. Is it worse for a victims family if they die at the hands of a terrorist if they are at an embassy, or have a title?

Shyt like this goes on all the time with Trump supporters. They like to point there fingers at Dems and say how "violent" they have become. When in reality it's them that is causing most of the violence.

Trump supporter calls 911 on black Lyft driver for not turning on the radio

"A Trump supporter who berated his Lyft driver with the N word has been fired from his job after a video of the harassment went viral".

http://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/trump-supporter-calls-911-black-lyft-driver-not-turning-radio-225018422.html

And Trump, He tells lies. WHOPPER lies to his supporters. And they believe whatever he says. He stirs them up with his lies and then sends them out into the world armed with lies and half-truths. They are so taken in by this man's bullshyt, they go out into the public and act a fool. And they want to say it's Democrats fault.

Trump Said All Democrats Signed An 'Open Borders' Bill. They Didn't.

http://www.newsy.com/stories/president-trump-democrats-signed-open-borders-bill-nope/

He tells so many lies that he gets caught in them. He tries to be slick, and it backfires.

Donald Trump op-ed unintentionally revealed he was 'lying about healthcare'

"The White House has undermined Donald Trump’s claims about safeguarding healthcare by publishing an op-ed piece that links - apparently unintentionally - to a newspaper’s fact-checking article that suggests he is not telling the truth".


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-op-ed-healthcare-usa-today-lies-fact-check-medicare-a8579661.html

To read this, It sounds to me like she was being threatened by Republicans.


The lessons after threats drive a black legislator to quit.


"After she won the Democratic primary for re-election to the state legislature in 2016, someone tweeted a cartoon caricature of a black person at her, along with a vulgar phrase rendered in ebonics. The tweeter threatened to come to rallies and stalk her, Morris said. She won a protective order against him.

But harassment continued from many corners, escalating into a break-in while the family was home, vandalism and death threats seen by her young son. Even after she announced she wouldn’t seek re-election, despite running unopposed, a group of youths pounded on her windows and doors at night, forcing her and her husband, convalescing after heart surgery, to leave town.

Finally, in late September, she resigned".

http://www.apnews.com/e7d6a41a335b477698e818cae7c4e032

Charles, was she one of those democrats that doesn't believe in guns?

Ms H, I guarantee nobody will bang on my windows. Any parent who sits back and lets their kid be scared isn't much of a parent. I heard something in my backyard a couple years ago. I went out with my gun. Every time I turned a corner of the shop I fired it. It's very easy to stop harassment. Don't be a wimp.

Ms H, I guarantee nobody will bang on my windows. Any parent who sits back and lets their kid be scared isn't much of a parent. I heard something in my backyard a couple years ago. I went out with my gun. Every time I turned a corner of the shop I fired it. It's very easy to stop harassment. Don't be a wimp.

You don't see Sarah sander or kavanaugh quitung. Some of those protesters need to be in a mental institution. Dems got all the mental cases stired up. Maybe the judge will get them some help when they go to court.