[rktman]

Hmmm. Well, Iowans and everybody else. Looks to me like the train keeps rolling along and all the republicrat infighting will help enable hildebeast or uncle bernie to move up to the locomotive and speed us headlong in to the abyss. Seriously, shouldn't we be focusing on derailing those two assclowns as quickly as possible? If we don't, the stars and stripes may never see the light of day on my flag pole again. She came down nearly 4 years ago when the lyin' king garnered enough votes to remain in place. I'm not ready to retire the colors just yet.

[kingu]

Yep, the enemy is on the other side of the aisle, and hopefully, the focus will soon shift towards that.

I wonder how many of those who have been most shrill during this campaign will actually vote for the Republican nominee?

[refermech]

It’s not like we’ve been well served by either party. Hence Trump.

[Night Hides Not]

So long as he screws the GOPe harder than he screws the rest of the country, it may work out. I’d prefer a more aspirational president, but these are unusual times. Still don’t see a need to change my tagline.

[JJ_Folderol]

>>> Trump screws everyone but himself <<<

Hemorrhoids?

[bolobaby]

I’m giving Cruz a chance to fix it. Failing that, I’m going Galt.

[exit82]

Another Trump hit piece.

On Iowa Caucus Day.

How unique /s

[napscoordinator]

Yeah. The millions of people on his payroll would argue differently.

[DouglasKC]

Another stupid article whining about made up stuff. In their great “concern” about Donald Trump and eminent domain those who oppose him can only come up with ONE example that on the surface even looks remotely bad. And they only make it look bad by using the term “elderly widow”. This elderly widow BEAT Trump. And this elderly widow screwed herself out of millions of dollars that Trump would have given her for her home. And Trump did nothing illegal. So nice try.

[Duke C.]

Lighten up, Ed. We got this.

[Pravious]

And this infantile diatribe is published by something calling itself “American Thinker”? That’s a joke.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

He may be a con artist, but he's our con artist.

[Leto]

WIth Trump’s 60% negatives if he wins the nomination it ensures a dem victory. Clinton won’t be the nominee, she will have a “health crisis” Biden will be the nominee.

[McGruff]

More Trump Derangement Syndrome

[miss marmelstein]

We have a new idea floating around the Establishment: up until Trump, every candidate was a self-effacing martyr who dedicated his life to the little guy. Nixon, Carter, Bush, Obama, Clinton were all egoless non-politicians who humbly took the oath of office while beating his breast over his Bible.

[RC one]

The man is a multi-billionaire. He doesn’t need this headache. He’s not doing this for himself.

[patq]

This article reminds of a story about a man from Nantucket.

[MrMarbles]

I’m still voting for Trump because he will not be financed by others and he knows how to get things done. Nothing else matters.

[Sicon]

Well at least we’ll be getting screwed by an American, for a change.

[Toughluck_freeper]

Oh, pure tripe.
Do you know when a man or a politician will do what he says he will do?
When, faced by criticism, loss of popularity, attacks and ridicule he doesn’t change his position. When he doesn’t pivot, or try to clarify, or shift, or expand, when he just sticks to it.
That is why I believe Trump is sincere and what he says and why he will try to accomplish what he says. And why I’ll vote for him.

Weirdly enough, I also have respect for Bush for the same reason, he is unabashedly for open borders, will stick to that position no matter what, and I trust he will act that way as president, and that’s the reason I won’t vote for him, but have a lot more respect for him than Rubio, of whom I have no idea where he stand or what he would do despite what he says.