The Press Has Met Their Waterloo, And

[the Democrats] Can't Stop [donald] Trump. They Are In The Exact Position That The Republicans Were In In 2009 And 2010 With [barack] Obama.

I Think Senator [ted] Cruz's Strategy Is That There's 4.5 Million, 5 Million Republicans That Didn't Vote In 2012. This Is The Conventional Wisdom And They Didn't Vote Because They Didn't Like The Nominee, Wasn't Conservative Enough, Or There Was A Religious Component. Who Knows What?

The Republicans Know Very Well How To Lose, And They Know How To Be Very Civil In Defeat.

I Don't Think That Donald Trump's Gonna Look At His Approval Numbers And Say, "wow, The American People Don't Want What I Want To Do. I Better Change." I Don't Think He's Gonna Change His Agenda. To Have Put Up With All Of This To Date Already Says A Mouthful. It Already Explains A Lot To Have Put Up With This, To Have Not Lost His Cool. And, By The Way, On All Of These Tweets And All These Allegations, All These Predications, He Ends Up Being Right.

I'm Naive. I Will Admit That I'm Naive. There's A Part Of Me, Honestly, To The Depths Of My Soul, That Doesn't Understand Why People Hate This Country. Intellectually, I Understand It. I Understand The Politics Of Grievance, And I Understand The Way People Have Been Taught, But Compared To Every Other Place Human Beings Have Lived Before This Country And Since It Was Founded, It Makes No Common Sense To Hate This Place, And Yet People Do.