[jpsb]

Trump is on schedule and 40 million under budget. Would it be nice if government ran like that.

[PGalt]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

[NonValueAdded]

Rewriting without paragraphs, it would appear.

And for the Sake of Pete, John, the character set issue is becoming unbearable.

[Jeff Head]

After 100% of SC is now in, here's my AVG GOP Presidential Primary poll numbers since September 1st. Starting after the NV caucus, I will track the Primary result averages only. They are the real thing...but they are now included in these number:

[AFreeBird]

Paragraphs would be nice.

[mak5]

When you are a media made celebrity and have the instant name recognition he has, you don’t have to spend money.

[moehoward]

One of Bernie’s favorite campaign topics is campaign finance reform so Wall Street doesn’t buy our candidates. Guess he hasn’t noticed the GOP front runner is self funded.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I wonder if acknowledging the will of the people has anything to do with it?

[moovova]

“He has shelled out $7.6 million on an advertising campaign...”

I can’t remember the channel...Fox or CNN...but one of the talking heads was discussing the amounts candidates had spent on advertising. The guy said Bush had spent 88 mil, I think...and Trump had spent 8 mil.

I just laughed. That has to put the fear of God into the piglets (both commercial and civilian) currently sucking on the government teat.

[Yo-Yo]

If all it took was money, we would have had a President Perot and a President Forbes.

It takes more than money. It takes a message. Just ask Jeb!

[wiseprince]

Everyone else is playing with house money so it really doesn’t matter to them how much they spend. It’s the peoples money anyways. This is basically how they run government

[Windflier]

John, we’re begging you. Please fix the character set issue. It’s been broken for far too long.

[Joe 6-pack]

Trump is spending campaign money like a business CEO; the others are spending campaign money like politicians.