[brownsfan]

When Trump got into the race, I suspected his allegiance to the Clintons as a motivating factor.

Trump proved himself to be dynamic, nimble, and his acceptance speech was coherent and on target.

With all of his recent unforced errors, I’m wondering about that Clinton relationship again.

[odawg]

“I suspected his allegiance to the Clintons as a motivating factor.”

Are you the caller who told Limbaugh that Trump wants to help Hillary become president so he can build a building in Washington D.C. and in Cuba?

Trump has the presidency within his grasp, but he agrees to give it to Hillary in return for a coke and a cookie.

[Ohioan]

When you are interacting with provocative people on interview shows, it is impossible to always recognize what they are addressing at a given moment, in a vast contextual scan of related & similar incidents, so as not to respond inappropriately to an occasional question.

The problem here is those "politics as usual" Party types, who are afraid of where our free spirited candidate may be taking them. The media plays them like a fiddle, and then exaggerates the reactions of those political hacks, to increase the concern level of all of us.

We need to harden our resistance to being played by propagandists. Certainly it is better to do that than simply kiss America good-bye, by allowing ourselves to be played in this manner.