Hillary Clinton

Donald Trump appeared with his family on Tuesday night’s CNN Town Hall, revealing a different side of the Donald. Plus, Democrat hack says he’s got the dirt on Donald Trump, should we believe him?; With Kasich, another case of ‘what did you expect him to say?’, and, Paul Ryan says he won’t be the GOP’s “white knight”. Does that leave Rubio as the establishment’s last hope?

Donald Trump’s once semi-conciliatory tone towards the Republican Party and his opponents vanished once he started losing consistently. Plus, Trump’s daughter and son won’t vote for him next Tuesday; Trump and Cruz already dropping big money in the Golden State, and, Kasich joins Trump tag team to attack Cruz over delegate strategy.

Here's why Mrs. Clinton is so dangerous. It’s not that she has the policy on firearms ownership wrong or that her assessment of human nature is softheaded. She has the policy exactly right – if you want to impose despotism on America – and she and her supporters on the Far-Left understand that for them to take power permanently you must be disarmed.

The closer Donald Trump gets to the Republican presidential nomination, the worse his position in the general election appears. His unfavorable ratings are spiking, he is collapsing among female voters and he is unpopular with the young people and minorities who twice helped elect Barack Obama president.

Colorado upped Ted Cruz’s win-streak to four and demonstrates once again the importance of organization and playing by the rules, Plus, Weak kneed John Kasich dumps on North Carolina common sense bathroom law; Even some in the #NeverTrump faction recognize it must be Cruz…or Trump, and, Candidates and families to participate in CNN town halls this week.

At the end of the day, Cruz is intelligent, a disciplined campaigner and a skilled debater. He has a chance to reach out to more voters through his vice-presidential pick. He can exploit Clinton's many weaknesses.

At what could be a contentious open Republican National Convention, where no candidate has a majority of the delegates when the convention opens, Morton Blackwell’s expertise on the Rules of the Republican Party, his record of working to empower the grassroots and his commitment to fairness and civility will be a much needed anchor to assure that Republicans leave their National Convention united and ready to defeat Hillary Clinton and the Democrats.

Despite Ted Cruz’s big win in Wisconsin and Donald Trump’s possible decline, some in the establishment just won’t get behind the Texas senator. Plus, Make no mistake, Ted Cruz will give Democrats all they can handle; Looking ahead, Cruz lays a foundation in Indiana, and, New poll shows seven in ten don’t like Donald Trump.

If Donald Trump ends up losing to Ted Cruz at the Republican National Convention, he needs to admit he lost to the better man and join the fight to defeat Hillary. Plus, Cruz statistically ties Trump in respected national poll; Kasich’s delusional disease symptoms show no sign of remission, and, In The Empire State, Cruz hits on Trump’s ‘New York values'.

Ted Cruz exceeded expectations with a resounding 13-point win in Wisconsin on Tuesday, perhaps permanently altering the course of the race. Plus, Even the best case general election scenario for Trump doesn’t look pretty; To be a “winner,” John Kasich must win first, and, Poll shows Clinton competitive with Trump in Mississippi?

Polls show Ted Cruz leading in Wisconsin ahead of today’s primary, but here’s one prediction that the margin will be larger than expected. Plus, Trump will be wounded, but he can still make it to 1237; Ted Cruz wins delegates with votes, smarts and organization, and, Ben Carson still telling it like it is.

Donald Trump’s odd behavior of late gives credence to the theory he never really wanted to be president in the first place. Plus, Even if the math favors Trump, the delegates themselves may not; Cruz poised for win in Wisconsin, but how large the victory?, and, Trump tells Kasich to get out of the race.

By threatening to revoke or weaken the “eight state” rule, the establishment may be beginning the process of stealing the presidential nomination away from Trump and Cruz. Plus, ‘Women for Cruz’ effort draws contrasts with Trump; In the race to 1237, where to find the delegates?, and, Trump breaking loyalty pledge could cost him South Carolina’s delegates.

Carly Fiorina’s near constant presence on the campaign trail with Ted Cruz is generating talk of a potential vice presidential agreement. Plus, New poll shows Cruz widening lead in Wisconsin; Marco Rubio is no longer in the race but he’s still trying to have an impact, and, Trump campaign manager all but admits Cruz wasn’t involved with Melania Trump ad.

The CNN Republican Town Hall revealed more differences in style than policy between the Republican candidates. Plus, Wounds run deep between Trump and Cruz; Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker makes the right choice, endorses Cruz; Trump’s thuggish campaign manager charged with criminal battery in Florida, and, John Kasich takes his eye off the prize, shocked when no one notices him.

Calling into question the motives of #NeverTrump. Plus, Through its placement on the primary calendar, Wisconsin is set up to play a vitally important role in determining the Republican nominee; Trump and Cruz pan for delegate gold in Rocky Mountain High, and, Hillary tells Bernie to tone it down or she won’t debate him.

Donald Trump’s freefall in national polls vis-a-vis Hillary Clinton has to be troubling, even to him. Plus, Will the real John Kasich please stand up?; California poll of likely voters shows virtual dead-heat in Republican race, and, Clinton and Sanders have stopped calling each other.

Where is the pushback on Mrs. Clinton’s publicly announced plan that, if elected, she will lead her administration in a war on Christianity and Christian practices? The deafening silence from religious leaders is indicative of a problem we face throughout today’s body politic, and especially in the conservative movement, and that is a lack of moral courage in the face of pressure from those who seek to destroy our culture, the rule of law, and our liberty.

Just like football teams after training camp, the Republican candidates will survive and unite when the “regular season” starts. Plus, Open Convention throws VP selection process into turmoil…maybe; Sideline sitters need to ditch Kasich and support Cruz now, and, New Fox poll shows Cruz within three points of Trump nationally.

What we see on the part of the Republican establishment is not an effort to deliver the nomination to Senator Ted Cruz, but an effort to create a chaotic situation in which no outsider has a majority, thereby delivering to the Washington Cartel’s powerbrokers and insiders the ability to choose the nominee at the Republican National Convention. If that happens, then conservatives will have to face the reality of working with Donald Trump or opposing him at the GOP Convention.