I guess socialist Sanders won't need to then either. Unless he has something to hide? Trump has a lot of baggage and if he lets the cat out of the bag with his tax returns, he know he may as well say, "F*getaboutit" for president. Romney keeps hounding and the liberal media won't let it go.

it's a decent try anyways but most conservatives see how wealth and power are hand-in-hand and when a woman is approached by a lawyer they both see how those "atrocities that occurred many years ago" are now opening old wounds with the rise of that man's power. I won't be surprised same happens to Trump now.

Works great. I worry it could be a problem later. We'll see if it holds up to Main Street. Trump breaks all rules but I still worry folks will wonder why the elite can hire tax lawyers to get out of taxes, how is that not why America is not great anymore?

I can't believe it but it is true. Obama has reversed course from history and has reaped benefits no one has ever been able to achieve. Credit where credit due. But time will tell whether or not it will remain as Obama has benefited US citizens. I think it will likely remain for the next one to two decades and then, it will be time once again to go back to the pre-Obama foreign policy. Everything is cyclical and credit Obama for the guts to see where it was overdue for a policy shift. It don't look like either Trump or Hillary will be reversing the Obama policy and I don't blame them.

in a hypothetical scenario of a hypothetical law that hypothetically outlaws a******n, there would be a hypothetical penalty for the mom, if and only if, the mom was hypothetically caught with hypothetical proof and the hypothetical mom could attest that she believed the hypothetical fetus had a hypothetical soul, hypothetically speaking.

Every time that has been pointed out about how he only has the minority of the GOP, he continues to win with that minority.

Every time there has been a controversy in his campaign, it works in his favor and he gets more publicity and it hardens his supporters.

In normal circumstances, I'd say your analysis of the situation is right but these are extraordinary times. I think Trump could win the nomination and get elected too.

Even if not, we may see more campaigns cloned after Trump and Sanders

I always said, the only one who can stop Trump (or any populist) is Trump himself.

Many have wondered if his whole interest was to stop a GOP presidency.

You should take a harder look at Trump's success, observe and learn. Same for Sanders success.

This is not going to be about who is the most moderate and establishment candidate rather, both parties are being pulled to far side.

Each candidate is going to promote how anti-establishment they really are and how they will shake-up the "system". It's the popular thing to do.

And who told you that the words are the inspired writings of the Holy Spirit - - a man?

Why didn't Jesus write any scripture when he was here on earth?

So says the opinion of Paul to the Ephesians. Remember, Peter and Jude and others disagreed with Paul. The letter was written by a man, Paul. It was not written by God, Jesus.

Always keep in mind that Jesus wrote no word of the Bible. I think that is the most important teaching of all...there was nothing so important that Jesus needed to write it down for us to have and worship as His words.

It is more complicated than that. He has resources he has not needed to use yet, on both accords. With Hispanics, he has a treasure trove of legal immigrants who will attest to their allegiance because they had to "wait in line" while others "gyp the line" that is not fair. That is one way he can play the populist argument.

You have to understand the populist thinking here.

The sentiment is volatile. Having his wife and ex-wives and women business owners and others that he can control, attest to him and passionately persuade women that he can make their lives better than they've ever seen...it's a populist phenomena.

He knows this better than anyone.

I just don't understand why he wants it. It is a very difficult job to have. It will be a step-down from the lifestyle he currently has. Living in the White House and the p**********l schedule and the 3am phone calls. Does he think he is going to appoint assistants to take those phone calls and sit-in on those meetings?

Maybe he will just spend most of his time at his Florida mansion and depend on his cabinet appointees to do all the work? Then, if there is an unpopular decision/sentiment, he will simply say, "you're fired" to the appointee, apologize to the public and then hype up how good America is now that he is president.

It does not make logical sense because if there is such a thing as sin, why would there be an exception that wipes it all away? If sin is a way to make things fair in an afterlife for those that are better than others, then why should there be a way to take away the fairness and just let everyone be treated the same in the afterlife? It doesn't make sense.

I think it is less about sin and more about choice.

If you obey, submit, serve, are selfless and basically think of others before yourself, then you will see everlasting life despite your belief in Jesus. But if you treasure being independent, giving orders, disobeying and are selfish and basically think of your own interests before others, then you will not experience everlasting life despite your belief in Jesus.

It's way too soon yet to rely on polls.

Trump has a way of morphing. Remember, he was a guy who said he was aligned with the democratic party; who recently called GWB a liar; who said Sen McCain is not a war hero...and he is the GOP lead nominee.

Underestimating Trump seems to be everyone's demise.

He could win the nomination and then, he can wrap himself in an American f**g and reach out to liberals with policies that rival either Clinton or Sanders. All while keeping the GOP base.

Trump can unify the GOP - - not completely - - just enough to win.

He will have to make the case that he is much better than Hillary or Bernie and would they rather have another liberal president to deal?

Trump will stimulate a large public interest in the general e******n that otherwise would be a sleeper. If he wins well, a lot of what he says he'll do will end up getting tied up in the courts and costing a lot of money. That's basically his past and present modus operandi so, why would it be any different?

If that happens, then America will learn the hard way and will come to it's senses afterwards and faster than continuing to support the establishment GOP.