[MtnClimber]

The Yahoo link will take you to the article without having a WSJ subscription.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

Mr. Trump also knows that “acting presidential” is equivalent to no longer being authentic and believable to his supporters. You’re never going to create an anti-Washington wave of the magnitude he needs if you sound too much like a focus-group-tested, teleprompter-guided candidate.

While I agree this is true, he needs to clarify the difference between his thoughts and his actions.

We are excited because we know that he is more results oriented than process oriented, which was the opposite of the GOPe.

I believe his ideas have broad appeal, but I think he needs to understand that many voters have been brain-washed by the Democrats, the media, and those idiotic NeverTrumpers. Making provocative remarks, off-the-cuff is scary to some of those voters.

[laplata]

Thanks for posting this.

[Huskrrrr]

It seems like every for years the GOP concede New York and California to the DEMS. That’s a lot of electoral votes. If Trump can make a contest out of New York he might have a shot.

[LouieFisk]

I’m surprised somebody at the no-borders WSJ is finally getting a clue.

[Eccl 10:2]

Basically, the author said Trump needed to win Florida. So start with that:

Romney’s 206. PLUS
FL. 29
OH 18
IA. 6

That’s 259.

NOW talk about PA 20, or WI 10, or MI 16.

I think he’ll win by more than anyone expects.

[bgill]

“They” have been saying he’ll lose since day one. It’s obvious he’s on the right path.

[dartuser]

And according to most of the so-called experts, it won’t be Donald Trump.

The same morons who said he would never get to 1237 ... that it was going to be a brokered convention ...

What was the total count from last nights vote?

[AFreeBird]