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To: bentway who wrote (912267)	1/5/2016 2:29:16 PM
From: puborectalis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577168

Krauthammer can't stand the Donald........the answers about hypothetical confrontations with other nations is deflected by the same answer..." I'm not going to give away my plans" like Obama..........he has NONE! Only in America would a man who claims to be worth $10 billion also claim to be an "outsider." Whatever the final outcome, Trump’s campaign has already succeeded, indelibly affecting both this race and the Republican future. At a time of economic malaise at home and strategic collapse abroad, Trump has managed to steer the entire GOP campaign into absurdities, like mass deportation of 11 million illegal immigrants, and impossibilities, like the exclusion of Muslims from our shores. “No Muslims allowed” is the perfect example. President Obama’s Oval Office address on Sunday night marked a new low in his presidency. The shopworn arguments, the detached tone, the willful denial that there might be anything wrong with his policy were deeply unsettling for left, right and center. Even the New York Times had to admit “Obama’s Plans to Stop ISIS Leave Many Democrats Wanting More,” which is Timesese for Democrats Stunned by Vacancy in the Oval Office. Here was an opportunity for the Republican field to launch an all-out takedown of the Obama (and Hillary Clinton) foreign policy.