[Lib-Lickers 2]

Linda McMahon and Ross Perot and Meg Whitman— all?

LOSERS

[nickcarraway]

I’ve been talking about this since June. Look at the evidence. Read Trump’s deposition from the lawsuit he lost against a well-researched book that showed evidence he has between $250 million and $350 million.

[WVKayaker]

Still stuck in the mud? Ted is flinging' it!

Poor Teddy bears are his acolytes!

Sleazy ignorant Lawyer bump! Teddy lies!

[manc]

Lost me in the first few words. What a pathetic article he is no billionaire LOL.

This derangement from both sets of camps has gone to mad to figging nuts.

[elhombrelibre]

If Trump says he’s a billionaire, then he is. If he says he’s a gazillionaire, then he is. The leader is always right. The leader is never wrong.

[Nervous Tick]

Interesting concept, but I’m skeptical.

I’d have to see some real evidence — not just innuendo — before I’d buy in.

[fooman]

Trump busts Cruz for a garden variety margin loan that anyone can take from the their Merrill Lynch brokerage account.

Then Trump lends his campaign 12.5 million ( as opposed to writing a check), hoping to get it paid back -— from donations??

I wonder if Trump has enough liquidity to truly fund a data operation and ground game for the long haul that it will take get the nomination.

Rubio Spent that most in IOWA, followed by Cruz.

Now Cruz and Rubio will have all the money they need for a competitive ground game.

If Trump’s lead in NH evaporates to single digits, he could be in trouble.

Rubio will make Florida very competitive and Cruz will be VERY tough in Texas and the SEC...

[stevem]

Disclaimer: I'm pulling for Cruz and have been since he started his Senate career. That's Cruz' misfortune. The guys I like tend to fade in time.

On Trump, I don't see that it makes a difference if a guy is worth a quarter billion or a billion. I s'pect the life style won't change either way.

If he has some campaign manager type that can comprehend campaign finance enough to work through that maze, again, what difference does it make?

Then, when you can get $100,000,000 in free advertising from every network and news entity of every size, why spend your own money?

The only real criticism I can find here is that, with all that free advertising, he should have won 50 or 60 percent of the vote. That might be his only real weakness in this campaign, that advertising won't take him to the oval office.

Time will tell in that last part.

Otherwise, this is an editorial looking for a subject.

P.S. I don't think I have ever watched 30 seconds of any reality TV show. I was quite a professional wrestling fan in my youth. I wish Trump would sound more serious most of the time and less like a professional wrestler.

[jmaroneps37]

38 - 14 or 31 - 9 take your pick

[trebb]

Count me in with those who suspect that Donald Trump is no billionaire, but merely a poseur who may never have recovered from his many big-deal failures,

LOL!

Any one that bothers to think would know that calling a wish a "grounded opinion/suspicion" ain't too bright - plus the fact that if Trump way "over-guestimated" his worth, it would have been all over headlines long ago.

Actual concerns are fine against, Trump, Cruz, or anyone else. Make believe crap demeans all of us.

[Larry Lucido]

Actually, it speaks exceedingly well of Trump that he came in a reasonably-close second on so little money.

And I support Cruz.

[SoothingDave]

Trump has relied on the roughly $6.5 million in unsolicited small donations he received the last 3 months to pay for his late-starting television buys.

Impossible. Every Trump lackey tells us he's "self-financed."