With GOP nomination looming, Trump is slated to take witness stand in fraud trial

Yahoo ^ | February 23, 2016 | Michael Isikoff

[nopardons]

I report.....YOU decide. *snicker*

I guess that you don't believe in STATES' RIGHTS.

[nopardons]

Out of morbid curiosity....how old are you?

[nopardons]

What about the guys who were wearing Cruz buttons and shirts?

You don't a problem with that too?

And yes, there were some!

[goldstategop]

94% in.... lead still stable at 45.9%.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

97.3% reporting

Last updated: 1:51 AM

http://graphics.latimes.com/election-2016-nevada-results/

[catfish1957]

You are right. But, I also understand you are okay with tRump supporters wearing Klan outfits too huh?

[RginTN]

Trump earned every bit of skepticism I have for him given his long record of liberalism.

[goldstategop]

95% in... still 45.9%.

[nathanbedford]

He blunders into a trade war which devastates our economy.

He blunders into a war (period) which devastates the country

He so appalls Americans in two years that he turns the House over to Democrats and the Senate two years later

Fancying himself an economic genius, he engages in crony capitalism this time from the other side of the equation and backs losers which not only sets back the economy but legitimates crony capitalism leading to American economic eclipse.

Utterly ignorant of the Constitution and having no regard for it in any event, he tramples on the Bill of Rights.

He conducts foreign policy with ostentatious arrogance which drives away our European allies and breaks up NATO when Germany affiliates itself closely with Russia and China. Our economy and our national security are driven to extreme jeopardy.

Too cowardly to tackle the real cause of the American deficits and debts, entitlements, as evidenced by his support of Social Security while relying on GNP growth which does not occur, he so increases the national debt with schemes like universal healthcare that we finally go over the fiscal cliff.

His boorishness so demoralizes our culture that our societal fabric shreds, our confidence in democracy is displaced by authoritarianism, separation of powers is replaced by the man on horseback.

These are possibilities off the top of my head but the probabilities are certainly greater with any Democrat.

[goldstategop]

96% in... still 45.9% Trump.

[Gaffer]

Your litany sounds very much like Barack Hussein Obama. The difference being one has ALREADY done it, the other is yet to be shown so.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

http://graphics.latimes.com/election-2016-nevada-results/

With 98.9% of the vote in [Clark County - Las Vegas - still being totaled]

Ted Cruz - by county:

Washoe [Reno] - 3rd

Humboldt - 2nd

Eklo - 1st

Pershing - 2nd

Lander - 2nd

Eureka - 2nd

White Pine - 2nd

Churchill - 3rd by 30

Story - 2nd

Lyon - 2nd

Douglas - 3rd

Mineral - 3rd by 1

Nye - 2nd

Esmeralda - 2nd

Lincoln - 1st

Clark [Las Vegas] 3rd

[nopardons]

HOW OLD ARE YOU?

[Gaffer]

Clark - the graphic shows almost 75% of the states residents live there.

[Buck-I-Guy]

Hillary is a lock now. There is no one left that can stop her. Thank you Donald.

[goldstategop]

Now 100% in - CNN is lagging in posting the final vote apparently because of a delay in reporting late results from Clark County.

Trump has 46% of the vote, a good result for him, considering the last polls showed him at 45%.

Cruz and Cabana Boy were a distant third and second respectively.

As for the all-important delegate math - the only one that really matters, after last night, Trump now has 80 delegates, Cruz has 16 and Cabana Boy has 14.

Trump is well ahead with a big delegate lead heading into ST next week.

[knarf]

DO THESE PANTS MAKE MY ASS LOOK BIG ?

[exDemMom]

"This is pretty amazing," said Scott Reed, a veteran Republican Party consultant, about Trump's upcoming due date in federal court. "Usually, you clean this stuff up before you run for president."

It would seem that Trump himself is not convinced that he is guilty of anything. Rich people are always targets of gold-diggers--I guess, according to this consultant, rich people are not qualified to run for any office, since they are likely to be frequent targets of litigation?

I love the fact that (future) President Trump will not be beholden to ANY donors. How many attempts at campaign finance reform have there been? Isn't buying candidates supposed to be bad? No one is buying Trump. That is awesome!

[exDemMom]

After posting this, I saw an article about Hilary’s on-going problems with the e-mail server fallout. If Trump (according to his haters) should step out of the race because gold-diggers are trying to profit from him, then what about Hilary, who has apparently committed actual crimes? Shouldn’t she step out, too?

No, I am not suggesting that Trump step down. It merely looks to me like Scott Reed is advocating a double standard here.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Bill Clinton's Campaign Advice to Trump About His Run for the Republican Nomination Pays Off