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As far as the demeanor of Mr. Trump: one has to look o further than his own Twitter account to see how disgusting his personal attacks are.
I find it offensive an adult would conduct themselves in such a manor, let alone someone running for President, particularly on the GOP side.

As I said yesterday, they are only listening to him what promises on the campaign trail, but they are not watching his childish and immature behavior at the debates when he makes those faces.

how disgusting his personal attacks are

Yes, they do remind me of what the rats do. I don’t like it either but it is the only way to deal with them on their level. Talking issues and being nice doesn’t work, sad to say.

It is time to destroy DC. Trump is one way of doing it, else it is the status quo or another more painful method. There is no fixing things, it has to be rebooted.

I was in Mongolia after the demise of the USSR. Two things happened:

1) they rediscovered their heritage which has been suppressed
2) They were excited abut the future, it was like the frontier days, there was no one telling them what they couldn’t do. Entrepreneurship was abundant.

But there were tough times also, but those are coming also, no matter what.

but they are not watching his childish and immature behavior at the debates when he makes those faces.

Repeating something I said very early on in Trump's candidacy here: eventually the name calling and other 'bombastic behavior' is going to catch up to Trump. At some point he has to start acting Presidential and still be a 'fighter' for the American people. If that doesn't happen SOON (as in, right after Iowa or New Hampshire) I suspect we're going to see a fairly drawn out Primary season.

This is the year of the outsider. We're witnessing a fundamental shift in politics on BOTH sides of the political aisle rejecting so-called "establishment politicians." (I'd argue Bernie Sanders is just as much establishment as Hillary Clinton, but that's an argument for another time.)

The only two "outsiders" I really see in this race are Trump and Cruz.

Both have their good and bad points. Trump's constant name calling and sounding like a high school kid throwing out the word 'loser' all the time is old. Cruz's over-emoting everything similarly gets on my nerves.

Either one though is still light years ahead of anything the Democrats have to offer and I'll crawl over broken glass to vote on election day to keep Hillary / Sanders / whoever ends up being the Democrat nominee out of office, period.

This election is once again about "saving America." In this case, it's of course about the US Supreme Court and appointments, it's also about purging the Federal Government from the Obama acolytes and get about the work of righting the ship of state.

If the voters in this country fail again, this country is lost. The damage Obama has done will be irreversible if Hillary or Sanders gets in.