[TheRealThing]

You're right. If you see honesty in Trump, you are seeing something that is totally invisible to me. I see a man who is equally dishonest as his close personal friends, Bill and Hillary Clinton. Like you, I am fed up with the lies. The last thing this country needs is another untrustworthy president. We also do not need another president who shoots his mouth off about issues and events of which he knows nothing about, only to have his spokesman explain what he meant to say. Trump is making Joe Biden seem presidential, which is a difficult feat.

2016 may be the first time in history when the candidates of both major political parties are compelled to testify under oath in a courtroom while campaigning for president - one to defend himself against allegations of fraud and the other to defend herself against charges of violating the Espionage Act.

I am pretty sure that if Ted Cruz wins the nomination, he will not be dragged into a courtroom to defend himself against civil or criminal charges. Call me stupid, but the fact that there are at least three class action lawsuits against Trump companies alleging fraud may be a political problem for Trump, despite the fact that he will be running against a likely felon.

I've looked and this is what I found with regard to Cruz denouncing the riots at Trump rallies.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/video/news/ted-...vi-AAgG4DM

What I hear from the lips of Mr Cruz is his laying the blame for the actions of the so-called protestors, which are far more likely to be operatives set in motion to interdict the American process, at the feet of Mr Trump. According to Cruz, Trump actively encourages this sort of thing. A charge which I find to be preposterous and blatantly false.

It would appear to me that Mr Cruz knows how to take liberties with liable laws without getting into any trouble for having done so. Trump has not called for violence, although he may have pointed it out on the campaign trail.