I hope he treats Cruz well.  Cruz campaigned well for him in the end. Scott Walker surely helped him in WI.  I hope Kasich feels like the ass he is.

Wisconsin?

OMFG!

'Gimp

I am so sorry to all my conservative brethren but I am still voting for the Giant Meteor of Death!

to clarify:  is that the donald or the corrupt CAB doormat?

Paints while singing the Anthem:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/10/24/he-sings-the-star-spangled-banner-while-painting-an-image-crowd-goes-nuts-when-finished-product-is-revealed/

I disagree because the two aren't joined at the hip.
Paul Ryan has been a monumental failure at leading based on conservative principles.
What Donald Trump thinks or does has no bearing on what Paul Ryan did and does.

Don't try and use facts or logic with Jihad Jeff, he is so broken record on that I still have him on ignore as a total no-value-added waste of time and wouldn't have even seen what he said had you not quoted it - but I already knew what it would be anyway.

Conservatism is not on the Presidential ballot this year (or any year really but that is another story) - what is on the ballot this year is a continuation and expansion of the disastrous policies of the last 8 years, or something else. 

I only say 'something else' because the details are actually not that important - on any of the issues I could be a single issue voter on, Trump's official platform positions (and the history of his public life, on balance) far more closely align with my own than do Clinton's.  SCOTUS, Gun Control, Abortion, the Political-Media-Complex, Immigration, Trade, Radical Muslim Terrorism, the UN, the Republican Elite/Establishment, DC vs the rest of the country, the rigged system - I could go on but he is far closer to my own positions than Hillary could ever believably pretend to be.

Is he an ideal candidate, no - never said that.

Is he a rock-ribbed conservative, no - never said that.

Is he a paragon of moral virtue and propriety, no - never said that.

Borrowing from a good friend of mine, we are minimizing the election by calling this one a choice between 'the lesser of two evils' - simply put:

• One is for the murder of unborn children one is not - that is not the lesser of two evils, that is for the greater good and is for me an easy choice.
• One is for the elimination of the foundation of our Bill of Rights (2nd Amdt) and one is not - that is not the lesser of two evils, that is for the greater good and is for me an easy choice.
• One is for appointing radical left wing idealogues to SCOTUS (and every other court in the land) and one is not - that is not the lesser of two evils, that is for the greater good and is for me an easy choice.
• One is for allowing unvetted refugees from dangerous areas of the world (and anywhere else frankly) into our country without a single thought as how to support them and one is not - that is not the lesser of two evils, that is for the greater good and is for me an easy choice.
• One refuses to name or even try to truly quantify the danger we face from Radical Islam and one is not - that is not the lesser of two evils, that is for the greater good and is for me an easy choice.

 

'Gimp

You're better than that, Becky.

Thanks. I do not respect her at all, however.  And it has nothing to do with her color.

The reason I believe most voter fraud is perpetrated by and for Democrats is because it is the Democrats that frantically fight any sort of voting reform.

The primary reason for Democrat vote fraud of all kinds is that they cannot win a fair fight, and they know it.  It is also why they obfuscate their actual goals and aspirations.

In South Carolina