Hillary Clinton, Cardi B & More Audition for "Fire & Fury" - 2018 GRAMMYs

MAJ Bryan Zeski - It is difficult to prove illegals voted without researching on a name by name basis. Back in 2011 my wife could have registered to vote, they did not ask for any paperwork in the process. It would have been illegal, but she could have easily.

MAJ Byron Oyler - I've never objected to the electoral college - I get why its there - no issues with that. Its just a pet-peeve when people say that POTUS has some kind of popular majority - which he didn't. To say otherwise is an alternative fact.

As for the voting illegally - innocent until proven guilty, right? Official vote tally is official vote tally. Without evidence, everyone could run around claiming voter fraud. If I can accept that the Electoral College didn't come to the same POTUS as the popular vote - and understand how, why and the Constitutionality of it - then I'd hope that the anti-Clinton folks can understand and accept that she DID get more votes than POTUS.

Intellectual integrity goes both ways.

MAJ Bryan Zeski - If the election were decided on a simple plurality, voter fraud would be a bigger issue, worthy of investigation. Thankfully, it isn't and it's a helluva lot harder to defraud the Electoral College where the election was decided by a significant majority. However, living in California, I'm acutely aware of the predilection of the Left to encourage voter fraud to sway election results. Also, this is why I fully support the secession of the eastern two thirds of the state to further isolate and contain the shenanigans emanating from Sacramento.

MAJ Bryan Zeski - I have not been one to care about illegal votes in California making the difference in the popular vote in the last election, I simply add my two cents because I know how easy the current system is for a non-citizen to vote. I thought the voter investigation the administration started that asked for voter information to be wrong.

Guns and Bible clingers. LOL!! It's true though. You had to dig back to the 2008 campaign for that one because you know when it comes to disrespect Trump is on a whole other level.

All I did was start at the beginning. I see no need to search up a bunch of comments and speeches I found offensive and disrespectful from our former President. Do your own research... or, simply pay attention next time (not just what you find disrespectful, but what others might see as disrespectful).

Once again, I am not defending Trump's speech here. I am criticizing the conduct of the people attending and producing the Grammy's who feel the need to be highly political to one side of the political spectrum.

Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin - You brought it up, why should I have to research? Provide facts and data to back your comments. And Sir you actually expext citizens to show more respect than the President whom needs to act Presidential. Do you recall him mocking a disabled reporter?

What I brought up was that Hollywood has lost the art of respect. I was then challenged by another saying "45 doesn't show anyone respect," to which I countered with the fact that the previous president had the same problem too. Now, if you disagree, I'm not going to convince you otherwise and I feel no need to dig up the multitudes of examples of where many found the former President to be disrespectful. What you fail to understand is that some of us view the world differently than you. Where some see others disrespecting another (the military, police, conservatives, gun owners, Christians, right leaning media) you would believe it all seems appropriate.

As for Trump, you seem to think I am defending him or excusing his way of communicating. I'm not. But tell me something, when instructing your child, do you tell them to return disrespectful speech with disrespectful ridicule? If you were still in uniform and met a President you did not respect, would you follow Hollywood's lead? If your answer is yes to either one, not only would you not have my respect, but there is no point trying to argue because neither one of us will change each other's minds.