Well, she's right...

[kpete]

Clinton just blasted Trump as a dangerous lunatic. The lack of GOP pushback was notable:

Even as Clinton’s attacks on Trump were receiving widespread media attention and being digested by the political classes, Republicans were actually in defensive mode about the very criticisms of Trump that Clinton launched.

For instance, the New York Times reports this morning that legal experts worry that a Trump presidency represents a genuine authoritarian threat and could precipitate a real constitutional crisis. In the article, Senator John McCain gamely defended Trump, saying he did not think that a Trump presidency endangers the nation. McCain added: “We have a Congress. We have the Supreme Court. We’re not Romania.”

Meanwhile, in a radio interview earlier this week, McConnell said he did not fear Trump would trample the rule of law. “He’ll have a White House counsel,” McConnell said. “There will be others who point out there’s certain things you can do and you can’t do.”

That doesn’t exactly seem heavy on conviction. And regardless, in a separate interview with CNN, McConnell actually conceded that Trump’s divisive rhetoric could harm the GOP in a lasting fashion among Latinos, just as Barry Goldwater’s 1964 candidacy harmed the GOP with African Americans.........


https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2016/06/03/clinton-just-blasted-trump-as-a-dangerous-lunatic-do-republicans-disagree/

[unblock]

1. trump has always surrounded himself with people who can point out thing he can and cannot do.

people who know damn well that he loves to fire people who don't properly suck up to him at all times.

[pangaia]

2. McCain is a lunatic. Always has been, Speaking of has been.....

[frogmarch]

3. So Trump if elected would be

merely a figurehead, a puppet. Got it.

[niyad]

5. well, paulie boy was saying that, since der drumpfenfuhrer has no political experience, he would

have to rely on the pukes in the house and senate, particularly the leadership, to get things done, and that was why he endorsed the hairpiece.

[world wide wally]

4. But he gets to hire the people that advise him

Remember when Nixon fired the Watergate prosecutor?
Trump remembers it for sure.