Yeah, well, who is it?
Sure. A “real chance” to elect the Democrat.
We possibly may have an individual whose ego is right up there alongside Obama. Just as irritating. The one notable difference is that one is Black and the other White.
Hear, hear!
It adds credence to hillary being part of the uniparty elitists who've worked so hard to destroy the US.
No JF’nK way...
Hasn’t the filing deadline passed to get on the ballot as a presidential candidate in Texas? Guess Kristol doesn’t mean chance to win, just chance to give Hillary a clear path.
Call me a concern troll.
I wonder how big is Kristol’s security detail is? Maybe he can share staff with Hillary since they are on the same side.
This just another endorsement for Trump.
We had a choice of 16 R candidates. One of them (not my first preference) has one the contest. What does young Kristol think he’s doing now!? My speculation: he’s shilling to boost sales of his magazine, the one he inherited and ruined by this kind of extremist biased krap.
Maybe he will “run” Glenn Beck for President (at least on the cover of Nat. Review), or?
It is a clear indication that the GOPe wants to maintain the status quo, to say in office. They are the treasonous traitors!!
Hope Kristol gets it good — from all sides. Even if he should come around, he is forever on my ‘get lost’ list.
He’s as insane as Glenn Beck...they both need to go into a ‘padded’ cell...
Patrick Henry also said give me liberty or give me death. This guy has some set on him with this smarmy arrogance.
Love David Horowitz
How much are the anti America Open Border thugs paying this butt wipe to do this?
I can say that the NeverTrump people on twitter have been cut in half, most of them are now NeverHillary..of course you will always have some who will never vote for Trump..I see on twitter what their agenda is, they call Trump a racist for being “Anti Immigrant” and are for Syrian Refugees coming to America so there ya go, basically the liberal platform
In the spring of 1765, the recently enacted Stamp Act was the prime topic of political conversation in the American colonies. In Virginia, the current session of the House of Burgesses was drawing to a close and many of the delegates had already headed for home. Patrick Henry, who had held his seat for only a matter of days, celebrated his twenty-ninth birthday on May 29 by offering a series of resolutions related to the current crisis. Much of what he proposed was familiar to his colleagues:
American colonists had transported British rights to North America at the time of their immigration. Those rights had twice been confirmed in Virginia’s royal charters.
The right to be taxed by representatives of one’s own choosing was one of the most fundamental British liberties. Patrick Henry, however, included an additional idea that raised many eyebrows and provided a direct challenge to Parliament’s authority:
Only colonial assemblies had the right to impose taxes on their constituents and that right could not be assigned to any other body.
On May 30, Henry gave his maiden speech in the assembly and defended his resolutions. He expanded the scope of his criticism to include not only Parliament, but the king as well. Speaking of George III, he stated that, “Caesar had his Brutus, Charles the First his Cromwell and George the Third — ." At that point he was interrupted by cries of “Treason!" from delegates who easily recognized the reference to assassinated leaders. Henry paused briefly, then calmly finished his sentence: “...may profit by their example. If this be treason, make the most of it."
Henry later apologized to the assembly and expressed his loyalty to the king. Nevertheless, the Resolves were adopted by a badly split House of Burgesses and over the next few weeks were circulated through the colonies in various newspapers. The fact that conservative politicians quickly expunged the final resolution from the record went largely unnoticed and Virginia and Henry were widely extolled for their defense of American rights.
Bottom line, is his reference is so out of context to what Bill Kristol is doing that his reference is disingenuous.