Ace points out the contradiction of it all. Read the whole thing, plus the links to pieces such as this one: If anything, in fact, the delegate-wrangling process should be a godsend for Trump. It moves the race out of … Continue reading →
Commenter “JuliB” remarks: Trump offers a poorly thought out idea [on how to make Mexico pay], then people analyze it and discuss it. Other people call it like they see it ”“ ”˜he’s just mouthing off, and it means nothing’. … Continue reading →
I don’t usually write about my dreams, but last night I had one that was so vivid I feel the need to do so. And no, it wasn’t about politics. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve either dreamed less or remembered … Continue reading →
Polls of New York Republicans (not an oxymoron) say that Donald Trump should be getting slightly over 50% of the vote in the April 19 primary there. That wouldn’t be surprising; after all, it’s his home state. But let’s take … Continue reading →
For absolutely no reason except curiosity I was looking up the Vikings the other day, and came across this: Spices were obtained [by the Vikings] from Chinese and Persian traders, who met with the Viking traders in Russia. I already … Continue reading →
Donald Trump learned the real estate development business at his father’s knee, serving a long apprenticeship that taught him every aspect of the business from the ground up. He also seems to have had a natural aptitude for it and … Continue reading →
What’s wrong with Trump’s plan to make Mexico pay for the wall? Just about everything. Here are a few excerpts, but I suggest you read the whole thing: Trump first brays that he “will build the wall” (which, incidentally, would … Continue reading →
Here is an example of how the Trump campaign appears to have been profiting from Twitter accounts purchased in bulk (it’s not clear by whom) to game the internet and to spam comments sections and online polls. One of the … Continue reading →
For as long as I can remember, when I’ve sneezed it’s always been at least twice. I’m not alone in that, not by a longshot: Sneezes never seem to be lonely. As soon as you expel your first mighty “achoo,” … Continue reading →
The formative years. Having read countless articles about Trump, interviews with Trump, and most of a biography, I was already very familiar with the facts in the above piece and the profound influence Cohn had on Trump’s life. For years, … Continue reading →
Here’s one plausible scenario. It’s worth reading the whole thing, but here’s an excerpt: …[T]he assumption is that Cruz cannot improve his image among the broader electorate, but that’s hard to know for sure, because he’s never had to do … Continue reading →
I seldom leave remarks, however i did a few searching and wound up here. And I do have a few questions for you if it’s allright. Could it be simply me or does it look like a few of the … Continue reading →