Michael Hayden: Trump Is Helping ISIS

Donald J. Trump is not a member. They hate him. He won't play their sick world domination NWO games, but will instead expose them.

I bet many threads like this exist on the event horizon of black holes.

(well she's a lesbian so you ain't getting any loving back)

We're trying to skewer and roast Donald Trump, a vicious, insatiable sociopathic cannibal who gloats over his ability to plunder others to appease and fuel his emotionally disturbed downward spiral into CTE-based senility.

Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, at an event for Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey in February. On Friday, Ms. Whitman compared Donald J. Trump to Hitler and Mussolini during a Republican retreat in Utah. Credit Cheryl Senter for The New York Times
A tenuous peace in the upper echelons of the Republican Party showed signs of unraveling this weekend as a major donor compared Donald J. Trump to Hitler and Mussolini, Mr. Trump and Mitt Romney reignited their feud, and one of Mr. Trump’s aides took a shot at an important campaign ally.

Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise and a major contributor to Republican candidates, railed against Mr. Trump on Friday at a closed-door meeting of Republicans in Park City, Utah, comparing him to the Axis leaders, according to several people in attendance who declined to be identified because the discussion was private.

The comments, first reported by The Washington Post, came at Mr. Romney’s annual retreat of Republican donors, leaders and business executives. Mr. Trump’s candidacy, and the divisions it is causing among leading Republicans, was an undercurrent of the gathering. Mr. Romney has been outspoken in his refusal to support Mr. Trump, the party’s presumptive presidential nominee, even as other party figures have grudgingly fallen into line.

No one has personified the party’s divisions like Paul D. Ryan, the House speaker, and the pressure on him intensified this weekend. At the Utah retreat on Friday, Campbell Brown, a former CNN anchor, pressed Mr. Ryan on his decision to support Mr. Trump, according to an attendee, saying she did not know how to explain it to her children.

Then, on Saturday, Dan Scavino Jr., a senior adviser and the social media director for the Trump campaign, criticized Mr. Ryan on Twitter, linking to an article on a conservative website that accused him of harming his party, complete with the headline “Paul Ryan Is the Reason the G.O.P. Is Losing America.”

The discord appeared to bring a quick end to a period of relative peace in the party that began Tuesday when Mr. Trump issued a statement in which he backed away, slightly, from remarks accusing a federal judge of being biased against him because of the judge’s Mexican heritage. Mr. Trump did not apologize but said his remarks had been “misconstrued.”

I think we will get an interesting GOP convention.

By the way, Donald J. Trump is not racist ... He has married foreign women.