[Citizen Zed]

So a business man (one rung down the nasty ladder) is what we need right now?

The Art of The Deal.

[zerosix]

Ohh! The once golden slipper now doesn't shine quite so well in the light of day, does it sonny boy!

I'm wondering if poor Sarah and Sheriff Joe are questioning their support of a guy gone off the rails, but that's just me.

I, too, thought I could think of Trump as a second choice until I witnessed him make fun of Dr. Carson.

Right then, I knew wasn't the guy I wanted as my Presudent.

Thankfully, he's taking himself out and saving us all an embarrassing spectacle!

And for those of you who loathe Cruz, Dr Carson was polling at 10% and got 9.3% in the final count. That is a statistical tie!

Don't forget, Trump's poll numbers were highly exaggerated even by "the experts!"

[libbylu]

Falwell like Palin has created more chaos in his life for meaningless endorsements. You make your bed you lie in it.

[lifeline]

I’m glad Falwell Jr. pointed out that he is not a reverend.

No man should call themselves that, as only God is to be revered, not man.

[Truthsearcher]

Bloomberg is a businessman, so was Romney, being a businessman is his only criteria?

[stars & stripes forever]

[Falwell says his endorsement of Trump this month was a personal one, not a professional one, as tax-exempt institutions like universities and churches are not allowed to make political endorsements.]

He has the right to personally endorse a candidate and to campaign for a candidate. It is his right.

Falwell made the disclaimer in his speech.

(I am a CRUZ supporter)

[wideawake]

So he destroyed his credibility as a pastor, tarnished the reputation of his school, and endangered his tax exempt status in order to fluff an unrepentant and proud adulterer.

Great job, sparky.

[Cottonpatch]

I always called his Dad the brick salesman. Spent more time selling a brick with your name on it than Bible Study on radio back in the day.