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Photo Credit:newyorker Earlier this week, Donald Trump made a bold claim about both President Obama and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. On Wednesday, Trump addressed his brainwashed followers in true fashion: a small jarb here, and a small jarb there. Then, he went for the gullet. He suggested that Hillary Clinton and Obama conspired together to create ISIS. During an interview following the rally, he insisted that his comments were true. Afterward, things spiraled for Trump as his comments spread like wildfire throughout all of social media. Here is what he said during the interview following the rally: "No, I meant he’s the founder of ISIS. I do. He was the most valuable player. I give him the most valuable player award. I give her, too, by the way, Hillary Clinton." In an attempt to save his a**, he logged onto Twitter and said that he was being " sarcastic ." On Friday, Trump tweeted the following: "Ratings challenged @CNN reports so ...

Photo credit: CBSNewYork We all know that Donald Trump operates on a different wavelength. If he were actually human, he would have shown a shred of compassion for those lost in Sunday's mass shooting. While he spent most of his day priding himself on being right about wanting a ban on Muslims, he did take some time out to attack the President. After President Obama addressed the nation, Mr. Trump went on Twitter and tweeted the following: "Is President Obama going to finally mention the words radical Islamic terrorist? If he doesn't he should immediately resign in disgrace!"   Later that day, he reiterated his call on banning all Muslims from entering the country: "What has happened in Orlando is just the beginning. Our leadership is weak and ineffective. I called it and asked for the ban. Must be tough." Not once did Trump express his condolences to the victims and the families of those who were killed. Instead, he decided to use the mass shoo...

Photo Credit: ABC News Despite not having enough delegates to secure him the Democratic nomination, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders charges on. After meeting with President Obama on Thursday morning, he briefly spoke to reporters about his status in the race for the White House. Bernie Sanders did not take questions from the eager reporters. Rather, he told them that he will be competing in the DC Primary next Tuesday. He also stated that he will "do everything he can to prevent the presumptive GOP nominee from becoming president." While he did not mention the Democratic National Convention in his speech, he did say that he is hoping to meet with Hillary Clinton "in the near future." He hopes there is a way to come together and defeat Donald Trump. He then referred to Donald Trump as a "disaster."

Photo Credit: The Wrap Days after Hillary Clinton was declared the presumptive Democratic nominee for the President, President Obama has requested to meet with Bernie Sanders privately in the Oval Office. While President Obama is expected to endorse presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, he is not going to ask Sanders to drop out of the race. White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters that President Obama believes that Bernie Sanders has " more than earned the right to make his own decision about the course of his campaign ." Much of the conversation between Obama and Sanders will center around unifying a divided Democratic party, and what Sanders' role can be in doing this. Bernie Sanders has been steadfast in his disagreements with Hillary Clinton. The question is: Can he and Clinton settle things in order to unify the party and take down Trump? My Two Cents My support for Bernie Sanders isn't as solid as it once was. I don't ...