[Hoot Gibson]

You missed the point entirely and quite frankly, I am not going to waste my time on you because like many of Trump's supporters (or better yet, Obama's as well) you have fell for the kool-aid and it has blocked your ability to think rationally. My point was about Cruz's consistency and you attempted to change the topic to Kim Davis. When you mentioned a joke the first thing that came to mind was Harlan County football, but I forgot that Trump didn't take a stand for Kim Davis either, so that's right - you have to follow the master's line of thinking.

You criticize Cruz for the pastor he associates himself with but think the people Trump associates himself with are innocent? Ha! :lmao:

As with so many issues, Trump was against Kim Davis's position before he was for it. Trump could teach John Kerry a thing or two about flip-flopping. Anybody who has ever had the misfortune of having to work with a pathological liar would recognize the problem with giving the power of the presidency to a scoundrel like Donald Trump.

I doubt that a day goes by when Trump does not falsely claim to be self financing his campaign. The FEC filings by candidates are not that complicated. Anybody with a high school diploma should be able to figure out that he is lying every time that he makes that claim.

I caught some of Trump's rally this morning and he is back to hurling personal insults like "Little Marco" and "Lyen' Ted" (Trump's spelling, not mine). He is the most ignorant presidential candidate that I have ever seen, and that includes John Edwards and John Kerry. Trump may be marginally more knowledgeable about how our federal government than his friend and former presidential candidate, Al Sharpton, but it is a close call.

If I were a Trump supporter, I would have stopped watching the debates long ago, because watching him ramble like a moron would be painful. Watching him match wits with Rubio and Cruz makes me wince. Trump in a debate is like watching the Michael Scott character on The Office. The character is funny but he thinks people are laughing with him, when in reality they are laughing at him.

Putting a reality TV star into the White House is a really, really bad idea.