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Clinton Leads Trump 49-37 In Dramatic New Poll

"This is precisely the type of 'prejudice' our adversarial system demands," the ex-students' lawyers said, adding that Trump "may think anything that does not go his way is unfair, but that is clearly not the legal definition of unfair prejudice."

Wrong! Time is on my side, my mistaken friend!

Chump is a complete sideshow clown. It is sad that some people legitimize him.

It is almost enough to subscribe to the conspiracy theories that he is a DNC implant....almost.

When there are millions of people who are - simultaneously - true believers in religion, Donald Trump and the sanctity of assault rifles, the degree of irrationality is so high that there seems little hope for the US.

Has your soul been Psychodelicized?

Pastor James David Manning, a notoriously anti-gay preacher who is a frequent guest on conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s show, took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce with great sorrow that he’s rescinding his endorsement of Trump due to Trump’s rhetorical overtures to the LGBT community.

“I am sadden to withdraw support [for Trump],” he solemnly wrote. “My bible beliefs are deeply held. Sodomy is more dangerous to America than radical Islam.”

Asked about Trump’s suggestion that President Barack Obama is sympathetic to Islamic terrorism, and that the president may have been somehow connected to Sunday’s shooting at an Orlando gay nightclub, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) also decided to take a pass.

“I’m not going to be commenting on the presidential candidate today,” McConnell told reporters, notably avoiding calling Trump by name.

Across the Capitol, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) distanced himself from Trump’s rhetoric and proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States, telling reporters he did not think the ban was “in our country’s interests.” But he, too, declined to comment on Trump’s dark insinuation against the president.


Rep. Kristi Noem (R-S.D.) took a similar tack.

“Aw, man. I’m not going to speak to that,” she told The Huffington Post when asked about Trump’s proposals. “I won’t give you an answer on that today.”

Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), meanwhile, refused to even refer to Trump as the party’s presumptive nominee, even though the Manhattan businessman has secured enough delegates to clinch the nomination next month at the GOP convention.


Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.) headed down a flight of stairs and kept walking out of the Capitol as HuffPost tried to get his response to Trump’s comments about Muslims.

“I don’t make any comments on the presidential candidates,” Enzi said. “If you’ve got an issue you want to talk to me about that I’m working on, I’m happy to talk about it.”

Asked if that means he has no thoughts on Trump being his party’s presidential nominee, the Wyoming senator paused, and before walking off, said only, “Not that I’m sharing.”