cold iron Loc: White House

Who's married to John Kerry's daughter?

Did you know that in 2009 the daughter of Secretary of State John Kerry (Dr. Vanessa Bradford Kerry), married an Iranian physician named Dr. Brian Vale Nahed.


No mainstream media reported this. Guess who was the best man at the wedding? Mohammad Javad Zarif. So who is Mr. Zarif? Zarif is the current minister of foreign affairs for Iran.

He was Kerry's chief counterpart in the nuclear deal negotiations that recently concluded. Meaning Kerry was dealing with his daughter's father-in-law? Cozy??

Many Americans believe the nuclear "treaty" and the $150B payment to Iran were a tragic farce, choreographed and orchestrated by Iran. Unfortunately, we are now going to have to live with the consequences for many generations. When (not "if") the bomb blows.

Can you say "conflict of interest" ..after of course, "breach of national security" ... and "aiding and abetting" one of our principal national enemies?


But then what's new. Even as Muslims make up just 1% of the country, Hillary's top aide is a Muslim, as is Obama's. Is it any wonder why Obama wants to bring in thousands of young Muslims as refugees even though his security people say they cannot properly vet them.

Can you imagine your kids future? Do you think the Dems care?

She has his long face.

jim keris

ya know you'd think a nice American girl (and wealthly one at that) would find a nice American guy maybe Harvard educated. But nooooo! had to be some foreign political operative. These people turn my stomach

boatbob2

IM wondering if her husband,cut her clit off???????

DJRich Loc: Western Pa

As usual, you are a BLATENT liar who either makes shit up, or reposts simple rightwingnut bullshit.

So stoolbreath, here is some facts about Dr. Brian Nahed


Brian Nahed is not Iranian: he was not born in Iran, he has never held Iranian citizenship, he has never worked or lived in Iran, and he has never even been to Iran. He's a natural-born U.S. citizen from New York who has lived, attended school, and worked in the United States his whole life. More important, he is not close friends with either Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif or Zarif's son: he doesn't know either of them, and Zarif's son was not the best man at his wedding (nor, as some accounts report, was Zarif's son his college roommate).


For all dumbass conservatards who are so fearful and scared and trembling in old man soiled depends, check out the facts, and if you don't you are all dickless stooges

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

Coming from an old balding fat guy means nothing DJerkingoffsomehomos, now back to your safe zone before you get your pudgy little feewings hurt.

Bad Bob Loc: Virginia

Hey Silly Willy



presidential nominee since his comments were made public.

Republicans who say Trump should step down


Former Gov. Christina Todd Whitman of New Jersey
Rep. Barbara Comstock of Virginia
Rep Bradley Byrne of Alabama
Rep. Martha Roby of Alabama
Rep Scott Garrett of New Jersey
Sen. Mike Crapo of Idaho
Rep. Mike Coffman of Colorado
Gov. Dennis Daugaard of South Dakota
Carly Fiorna
Rep. Joe Heck of Nevada
Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado
Rep. Mia Love of Utah
Rep. Mike Coffman of Colorado
Former Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. of Utah
Sen. John Thune of South Dakota
Sen. Dan Sullivan of Alaska
Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
Rep. Barbara Comstock of Virginia
Sen Shelley Moore Capito of W.Virginia
Sen. Deb Fischer of Nebraska
Rep. Ann Wagner of Missouri
Rep. Rodney Davis of Missouri
Rep. Chris Stewart of Utah
Rep. Cresent Hardy of Nevada
Former Sec. State Condoleezza Rice
Rob Engstrom of US Chamber of Congress
Ex-Gov. George Pataki of New York
Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan
Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt





Republicans who say they won’t vote for Trump


Gov Gary Herbert of Utah
Sen. Jason Chaffetz of Utah
Sen Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire
Gov Bentley of Alabama
Gov. Sandoval of Nevada
Sen. John McCain of Arizona
Gov. John Kasich of Ohio
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska
Rep. Tom Rooney of Florida
Rep. Erik Paulsen of Minnesota
Rep. Frank LoBiondo of New Jersey
Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota
Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California
Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno of New Jersey




Republicans who never endorsed Trump, want him to step down


Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona
Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois
Sen. Mike Lee of Utah
Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska
Rep. Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania
Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan
Gov. Bill Haslam of Tennessee
Rep. Will Hurd of Texas



Here are Republican statements on Trump’s presidential bid since the release of the videos Friday night.


Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger of California


John McCain of Arizona, US Senate


McCain’s statement read in part:



Donald Trump’s behavior this week, concluding with the disclosure of his demeaning comments about women and his boasts about sexual assaults, make it impossible to continue to offer even conditional support for his candidacy. Cindy, with her strong background in human rights and respect for women fully agrees with me in this.


“Cindy and I will not vote for Donald Trump. I have never voted for a Democratic presidential candidate and we will not vote for Hillary Clinton. We will write in the name of some good conservative Republican who is qualified to be President.


John Thune of South Dakota, US Senate


Thune is the third-ranking Senate Republican.


Jason Chaffetz of Utah, US Senate

Chaffetz told CNN, “That was an apology for getting caught,” while also declaring, “I’m out! I can no longer in good conscience endorse this person for president”


Gary Herbert, Governor of Utah


Kelly Ayotte, New Hampshire, US Senate

Ayotte can no longer support a presidential candidate “who brags about degrading and assaulting women,” according to a statement. She plans to to write in vice presidential running mate Mike Pence’s name for president.


Barbara Comstock Virginia, US House of Representatives


Bradley Byrne of Alabama, US House of Representatives


Martha Roby, Alabama, US House of Representatives


Scott Garrett of New Jersey, US House of Representatives


Mike Crapo of Idaho, US Senate

“I have reached the decision that I can no longer endorse Donald Trump,” said Crapo, reports CNN. “This is not a decision that I have reached lightly, but his pattern of behavior has left me no choice. His repeated actions and comments toward women have been disrespectful, profane and demeaning.”


Mike Coffman of Colorado, US House of Representatives

“For the good of the country, and to give the Republicans a chance of defeating Hillary Clinton, Mr. Trump should step aside,” he said on Friday. “His defeat at this point seems almost certain. And four years of Hillary Clinton is not what is best for this country. Mr. Trump should put the country first and do the right thing.”


Dennis Daugaard, Governor of South Dakota


Carly Fiorna, former GOP presidential primary candidate


Joe Heck of Nevada, US House of Representatives (and GOP Senate candidate)

Heck was booed during a campaign stop after withdrawing support for Trump and calling for him to step down. “I can no longer in good conscience support Donald Trump, nor can I vote for Hillary Clinton,” he said.



State level politicians in places like Iowa and Ohio are also calling for their governors and other elected officials to denounce Trump as well.


Bill Haslam, Governor of Tennessee

“It is time for the good of the national and the Republican Party for Donald Trump to step aside and let Gov. Mike Pence assume the role as the party’s nominee. If he does not step aside, I will write in a Republican for the Office of President,” said Haslam on Sunday.


Kim Guadagno, Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey

Guadagno’s disavowal of Trump is notable since she is now publicly splitting from her boss, NJ governor Christ Christie, who publicly supports the Republican nominee.



Disappointed but still in support

Plenty of others, humiliated by Trump in the past, stood by their endorsements while offering some harsh, couched criticism. House Speaker Paul Ryan cancelled a joint appearance with the candidate in Wisconsin this weekend saying he was “sickened by what I heard.” He did not withdraw his endorsement. Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus offered similar words: “No woman should ever be described in these terms or talked about in this manner. Ever.”


North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, a campaigned partner with Trump this year, said in a statement on Friday night that he was “disgusted” but refrained from withdrawing support.

Bad Bob

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Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

Willy does not care what they think Bob, if any of them were doing their job in the first place. ..........Trump would not be running.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I didn't want you to call me a dickless stooge again so I did some research for you. I found a number of conservative blogs talking about the subject and one left leaning group that called it false. Of course, the left leaners were Snopes.com and I found a very interesting thing at the end of their article which almost changed my mind about this subject. I even found an article from The Blaze that upheld what Snopes said so I went ahead and changed my mind because The Blaze agreed with them.

Read this disclaimer that Snopes displayed at the end of the article and tell me there isn't just a bit of crap included.

Kim LaCapria is a New York-based content manager and longtime snopes.com message board participant. Although she was investigated and found to be "probably false" by snopes.com in early 2002, Kim later began writing for the site due to an executive order unilaterally passed by President Obama during a secret, late-night session (without the approval of Congress).Click like and share if you think this is an egregious example of legislative overreach.

Did you notice that Obama more or less forced them to accept the writing of Kim LaCapria? I didn't know Obama could force a private business to do what he wanted but then maybe they aren't as honest as they say they are.

Thanks for letting me know that Snopes is maybe a part of our government. Obama sure as hell couldn't force me to accept anything like that, but then I am not a supporter of him.

Bad Bob Loc: Virginia

"if any of them" That's a stupid statement Silly Willy.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

Tis not.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

This the second time I have read this very post by Bad Bob this morning. What is he doing, trying to steal threads? I will continue to report him about this kind of behavior.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

We're better than that oldroy, reporting is a rabbid liberal thing done by libs like turdnest, DJjerkabitch, Raylan and a couple others when they get butthurt.....Bob does not play that game, neither should we in my opinion....but it's a free world sir, do what you must.

boatbob2

I cant believe " THE SONGBIRD" (mccain) ( thats what the north vietnamese called him,) pulled out his endorsement of THE DONALD, BTW,Ill bet,ALMOST everyone on the above list (Ladies included) have engaged in locker room talk.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

I have...far worse than anything Trump said.....still do when it's just the guys hunting or fishing, after that i become MR .Rodgers around the wife and kids.

boatbob2

AND,whats the big deal about them endorsing ANYBODY, They STILL only get 1 vote.who cares if the endorse or not????????