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I, too, am a Trump fan. All along I’ve maintained Cruz as my favorite choice, but Trump as my most likely to succeed choice. Both were my favorites to tear down this GOP-E.

Now Trump has made a misstep. Personally, I don’t think what his guard did is an issue about what Trump believes. Nor am I real concerned about the Hugh Hewitt mini-interview. I do think Hewitt was tossing out the names of foreign leaders and groups in an effort to have exactly the conversation that they had. Trump is not a detail guy. He’s a delegator. So what? He’s made a gazillion bucks using that methodology, and I heard him say it works for him. Obviously it does.

The Kim Davis case does get to what Trump believes. I don’t think it is a clear view, because I do think Trump was focused this week on the Bush attacks and on the pledge signing. If he says he hasn’t been following the case, then he had some valid reasons this past week.

But, I do think he has let slip that he’s like a lot of those using FR these days, he believes the Supreme Court has the ability to make law. You can read the constitution frontwards and backwards, twice a day from now until kingdom come, but you won’t find anything in there about the Supreme Court making law.

Nor will anyone find an ‘infallibility’ clause. They make mistakes...huge ones if abortion and Dred Scott are any indication. They pulled the Obergefell pro-homosexualist marriage verbiage out their ass. That’s what makes it one of the seminal mistakes of American history.

Also, evidently Trump doesn’t understand the difference between “free exercise” and “freedom to worship’. Nor does he understand Article VI of the Constitution.

So, he has made some serious mistakes. How can he fix them? He can say: *** Let me clarify: Scotus ruled, but that doesn’t mean we can’t fight that ruling, and it doesn’t mean we can’t help anyone injured by it until we get it fixed.