Hillary Clinton

The competing interests within the Trump campaign are little more than a distraction for the media. Plus, Trump moves into the realm of professional ground game operations; #NeverTrumper non-believers still pining for Mitt Romney, and, Crooked Hillary’s email scandal about to blow up – once again.

Conservative blogger Erick Erickson may have provided a clue on how to get #NeverTrumpers to support The Donald. Plus, Republicans are warming to Donald Trump because he’s the voters’ outsider of choice; If Trump names Cabinet members ahead of the election, he might be breaking the law, and, Rubio rues his handling of “Marco Roboto” moment in New Hampshire.

Armed with an impeccable resume and pedigree, and an impressive campaign and fundraising apparatus, Hillary has it all — except a rationale for her campaign and the ability to excite voters.

Hillary the Unaccomplished is still playing the gender card. At this point, that’s all she has left in the campaign. She’s been in the public eye for years, but name recognition is not the same as being qualified for the job of president.

The Trump bump is real. Whether Hillary gets one depends on Bernie Sanders. Plus, Has #NeverTrump become #AnyonebutTrump?; Whispers about Newt Gingrich for Trump’s VP are becoming roars, and, Trump to remain on American soil until the election.

Subsidizing prosperous, populous allies and attempting to remake failed states provides little benefit to most Americans, who do the dying and paying. Hillary Clinton’s foreign support actually reinforces Donald Trump’s point: the need for an international policy that advances the interests of the American people.

The good people of #NeverTrump’s biggest flaw is they’re essentially telling people not to participate in this year’s election. Plus, Conservatives don’t always know what we want, but we know what we don’t want; Trump’s poll numbers are rising because Republicans are accepting him, and, Trump now top dog in the Real Clear Politics average.

You would expect that the numbers for the putative Democratic candidate for president would rise in tandem with a rise in the numbers for the Democratic president — and one for which that candidate served in a top position for four years. You would expect that — but it's not happening.

Trump takes the lead over Clinton in a couple recent polls, but he’s still got a long way to go in convincing people he’s for real. Plus, Romney and #NeverTrump giving up the search for a third-party savior; Win or lose, political social media will never be the same after Trump, and, Conservatives receive reassurance that Trump Supreme Court list won’t change.

Trump releases list of potential picks for the Supreme Court; Obama isn’t one of them. Plus, With time passing quickly, both parties are facing big-time opposition to their own candidates; Mark your calendars for the Republican convention, Trump will make it must-see TV, and, Another potential #NeverTrump candidate rules himself out.

It's safe to say that Trump is no one's idea of Mr. Manners. His rudeness toward women was summarized by Fox's Megyn Kelly at the first GOP debate. And the way Trump treated her afterward underlined it. But The New York Times now has no right whatsoever to pass judgment on presidential candidates and their treatment of women.

Donald Trump deserves credit for winning the Republican nomination more than anyone merits blame for failing to stop him. Plus, Donald Trump narrows Hillary’s lead in a new poll, but can you trust it?; Democrats have Bill Clinton, Republicans hide the Bushes, and, Trump to speak on damaging incidents during primary season.

Ted Cruz’s new video ‘No Regrets’ serves as a fitting conclusion to his 2016 campaign. Plus, the #NeverTrump group could use a little “instant replay” in assessing their next move in the campaign; Kasich rules himself out of the #NeverTrump third party sweepstakes, and, Obama gives GOP a bit of advice in regards to Trump.

With escape routes narrowing and without a clear leader, the #NeverTrump movement is running out of options. Plus, Obama’s bathroom decree hands Trump perfect issue to run on: de-federalizing schools; Does a “suggestion” from Donald Trump equate to a normal politician’s promise?, and, Ben Carson hints at Trump’s short list for running mate.

Trump may bring more excitement than some folks can handle. But Clinton has become a crashing bore, until she gets agitated, and then the voice rises to where she sounds like the siren on the hook-and-ladder in “Chicago Fire.”

Donald Trump and Paul Ryan met on Thursday and both emerged confident that any and all differences could be resolved. Plus, The uniquely awful candidacy of Hillary Clinton melts the iciest of hearts; Unity among the people may ultimately be possible, but not with Trump’s former rivals, and, Marco Rubio’s vote for Trump draws bitter rebuke from #NeverTrump.

There’s no way around it, Donald Trump must work harder to earn the respect – and votes – of conservatives. Plus, Is the #NeverTrump crowd now saying never say never?; Trump won’t release his tax returns, Romney pounces, and, Another poll shows Clinton and Trump virtually tied.

The Department of Justice is investigating Hillary Clinton and she has received $75,000.00 from DOJ employees. Former US Attorney Matt Whitaker, the executive director of the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, is calling for a special prosecutor to deal with the Clinton investigation. This news should, in a sane world, bolster his case.

Ted Cruz won’t rule out re-entering the race. Plus, The #NeverTrump people have to realize that sometimes, stuff just happens; If you can’t think of anything else to talk about, there’s always Trump’s VP choice, right?, and, Poll: Trump and Hillary virtually tied in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida.

A new poll of likely voters in the important state of New Hampshire shows a pretty startling result. “Unsure” is polling ahead of both Republican “presumptive nominee” Donald Trump and the Democrat we all know will be their nominee, Secretary Hillary Clinton.