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Except that, in the case of Trump, all available evidence indicates that he's not even a Republican, much less a conservative. He has, however, been in bed with the Clintons for decades. Suddenly, he decides to step out of the shadows and into the GOP nomination race with illegal immigration as his signature issue, after years of abject silence on the matter. When he does that, thousands of GOP primary voters line up behind this guy, dividing the vote of the party, all to the complete benefit of Hitlery Clinton, his political client was of long standing.

Pardon me for thinking that the Clintons have found a way to make this look easy. Theirs is an almost "can't lose" strategy at this point.

Except that, in the case of Trump, all available evidence indicates that he's not even a Republican, much less a conservative. He has, however, been in bed with the Clintons for decades. Suddenly, he decides to step out of the shadows and into the GOP nomination race with illegal immigration as his signature issue, after years of abject silence on the matter. When he does that, thousands of GOP primary voters line up behind this guy, dividing the vote of the party, all to the complete benefit of Hitlery Clinton, his political client was of long standing. Pardon me for thinking that the Clintons have found a way to make this look easy. Theirs is an almost "can't lose" strategy at this point.

If I were to describe what you probably think of Donald Trump, it would go something like this.

He's brash, insulting, self-centered, egotistical, narcisistic, rude...

Another words, he's in it for himself.

He has donated to the Clintons. He's had pictures taken with them. They even came to one of his weddings.

Knowing what we know about the man, what does that tell you?

Does it tell you he was ideologically connected to them at the hip? This is a man too busy to be with his own family, but all of a sudden he's there to support the Clintons because he's ideologically one with them.

Trump had many guests at his wedding. I'll bet some Republicans were there too. Being in the New York area, there may not have been many highly visible ones, but I'll bet some were there.

We know that he donated very large sums of money to Republicans too. It was on the record.

So what do we make of this?

Where the Clintons at his wedding because he supported them, or is it more likely they were there as window dressing to make him look more important?

One day folks are telling me Trump is always in it for himself. The next day they tell me he was selfless and in it just to support the political policies of the Clinton's.

I suggest folks use these tactics to their best advantage, until they listen to Trump for the first time, hear what he has to say on issues very important to you and I.

Then maybe they'll see Trump as a guy who has had to sit down and address issues he didn't have time to address before. And maybe they'll like what they hear.

Except that, in the case of Trump, all available evidence indicates that he's not even a Republican, much less a conservative. He has, however, been in bed with the Clintons for decades. Suddenly, he decides to step out of the shadows and into the GOP nomination race with illegal immigration as his signature issue, after years of abject silence on the matter. When he does that, thousands of GOP primary voters line up behind this guy, dividing the vote of the party, all to the complete benefit of Hitlery Clinton, his political client was of long standing.

I quit the GOPe ages ago...I don't care what Party Trump belongs to...He is more conservative AND pro America than any of the GOPe contenders up there (except Cruz)

Pardon me for thinking that the Clintons have found a way to make this look easy. Theirs is an almost "can't lose" strategy at this point.

And the only way Hillary will be indicted, tried, convicted and imprisoned for her crimes is under a conservative administration.