[Just mythoughts]

I am going to waste a few keystrokes here, but here goes. The appellation "Lyin' Ted" came from a Trump tweet. Trump begins the tweet about anyone he is opposed to with a pejorative, be it that Dopey Al-Walid, or the Criminal Hillary, that is how he communicates. How Presidential. In fact, that any self confident billionaire and captain of industry would feel the need to resort to such juvenile tactics belies a lack of confidence in his own ability to win in virtually any situation be it business or politics. If you want to buy in with that, you join in my opinion with him in his tactics and the amount of respect I feel they are due. But then that's the problem around here. So many have gone there, so many have descended to that level of 'thoughtful conversation', that those of us who prefer thoughtful disagreement to grade school playground Alinsky tactics just aren't going to hang around.

Ah, 'little Marco' called Ted a liar in the debates, long before Trump ever tweeted the title. I remember one in particular when 'little Marco' got so under Ted's skin, Ted launched into 'Spanish' right there in front of the world.

[Smokin' Joe]

Whatever Rubio did, it didn’t go round the world like it was Cruz’ first name until Trump did it. And continued to do it, and his supporters did it, etc.