Romney on David French running?

"Mitt Romney embraced David French, the conservative lawyer and National Review staff writer

who some are pushing to mount an independent presidential run — but stopped short of an endorsement.
“I know David French to be an honorable, intelligent and patriotic person. I look forward to following what he has to say,” the former Republican presidential nominee tweeted late Tuesday.
French, who has yet to comment on his potential candidacy, is being urged to run by Bill Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, among others." Politico

Her Printer too....

"Findings this week suggest that if Hillary Clinton ever used a private network to print documents

from her home-based server, that printer could have been breached by hackers.
The information came from Internet address maps stored by Farsight Security, a San Mateo, Calif.-based tech company. The map indicated that one of the subdomains attached to the former secretary of state’s “clintonemail.com” address had been given the less-than-subtle name, “printer.clintonemail.com.”
It isn’t clear whether Clinton ever used the address to actually attach an Internet-connected printer. If she did, it could have served as another attack vector for hackers to access the information that was transmitted." TammyBruce

Sanders Surrogate brings up Lewinsky

"Actress Rosario Dawson is hitting the road in support of her 2016 candidate of choice — Sen. Bernie Sanders — while standing by a talking point she rolled out previously on the campaign trail.
However, it may be Dawson’s decision to double down on her past references to former President Bill Clinton’s personal life that could capture the most headlines. In April, while addressing a Wilmington, Delaware rally of Sanders supporters, Dawson said, “We are literally under attack for not just supporting the other candidate. Now, I’m with Monica Lewinsky with this. Bullying is bad. She has actually dedicated her life now to talking about that. And now, as a campaign strategy, we are being bullied, and, somehow that is OK and not being talked about with the richness that it needs.” msnbc

Trump endorsed by Border Patrol

"Donald Trump took to Twitter to thank the union that represents the U.S. Border Patrol agents for endorsing him for president.

“The endorsement of me by the 16,500 Border Patrol Agents was the first time that they ever endorsed a presidential candidate,” Trump tweeted on Monday. “Nice!” yahoo

Sanders Looses his cool in Radio Interview

"During an appearance on The John and Ken Show Thursday, Bernie Sanders lost his cool.

HOST: “You didn’t answer the main question about what jobs have you created. It’s pretty vague, your background. What have you done in your life?”
SANDERS: There’s nothing vague—
 
HOST: I’m not really clear on what kind of jobs you’ve had, besides Senator.

 
SANDERS: I have been in the U.S. House of representatives and actually before that, I was a mayor of 8 years. You ever been to Burlington, VT?
 
HOST: Yeah, but have you ever not been paid by taxpayers?
 
SANDERS: All right, look, if you don’t like government my friend, that’s fine. I’m proud of the record I’ve established as a mayor, making Burlington, VT, one of the more beautiful small cities in America, proud of my record in the House, proud of my record in the United States Senate. You don’t like government? That’s your point of view. I am proud of what I have accomplished." ChicksOnTheRight

Trump Edging Hillary in Oregon???

"Clout Research Oregon Poll: Trump leads Clinton 44-42 overall and leads Hillary 53-26 among independent voters." NumbersMuncher

A Letter to a Bernie-or-Bust Voter

"I voted in New York state, which went blue in 2000, so my individual vote did not help swing the election. But I still feel complicit. I jumped on the Nader bandwagon and bought into a set of beliefs that seemed right to me at the time but were proven very wrong over the eight years that followed. 

Chief among them, I thought that Gore and Bush were essentially indistinguishable. Carbon copies of each other. Both corporate insider candidates, beholden to big-money interests and out of touch

with people struggling at the margins of the economy.
Nader voiced the discontent I was feeling. I was young and idealistic and wanted political revolution. It felt good to back a rabble-rouser, not the stiff, robotic Al Gore. I was annoyed with the Democrats for picking a predictable, incremental candidate who played not to the left, but to the mushy middle.
But here’s the thing: In the eight years that followed, I was reminded again and again that George Bush and Al Gore were not carbon copies of each other.
Gore might not have been a perfect president, but it’s likely he would have taken more reasonable action on the economy, climate change, and gun policy. It’s hard to say how he would have handled 9/11, but he might have been more cautious and more diplomatic in the Middle East than Bush was.
But if Bernie splinters the left and erodes Clinton’s support among voters, the consequences for our country could be even more dire than another Bush administration. If the Bush administration was catastrophic, a Trump administration could be cataclysmic." Slate.com

Neal Boortz tweet on Libertarian Party

Neal Boortz ‏@Talkmaster 1h1 hour ago

Decision made. I'm voting Gary Johnson in November. The Libertarian Party may be the last stand.

Theory about Hillary & Obama

"The Obama administration has covered for huge scandals over the years, yet appears to be leaving the former Secretary of State out to dry on her email situation. Glenn threw out a possible theory Wednesday on The Glenn Beck Program. “So does anybody else find it weird that this administration

has covered for everything? Everything. Name the scandals. The gun-running on the border with Fast and Furious,” Glenn said. “How could this administration not protect her when they’ve protected everybody else and the consequences are much lower?” Co-host Pat Gray suggested it’s because Obama hates Clinton, but there’s more to it according to Glenn’s theory.

“They hate each other,” Glenn said. “But I don’t think Hillary Clinton is the ideologue — much bigger ideologue than her husband Bill — but she’s not the ideologue of Barack Obama. I don’t believe she’s a Marxist. She may be a socialist, but she’s not a Marxist. And I think progressives think there’s a difference between the two.” The theory gets interesting when Glenn suggests a possibility behind Obama’s motivation. “I think you could make a case — a bad case — but I think you could make a case that he’s looking for an ideologue to replace him. He’s done all of his work. He’s done the work of bringing this country to the brink of Marxism… And he’s not going to have it flushed away by Hillary Clinton,” Glenn said.

“Finish the job. Put Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren on the ticket. You got it finished,” Glenn said." GlennBeck

 

POLLS: Why Hillary should be worried

"A closer look at two of the more well established polls used in the RealClearPolitics average reveals

that movement toward Trump does not appear to be an artifact of unrealistic estimates of the composition of the electorate—...It also shows the tightening of the race is not completely due to Republicans coming home to their presumptive nominee. Trump’s increased strength boils down to a shift in support among independents, and that should be of concern to Brooklyn.
Overall, comparing the two most recent ABC/Post polls on the likely matchup between Trump and Clinton, Trump moved from a 9-point deficit in March to a 2-point advantage in May. Similarly, he closed his gap with Clinton by 8 points in the most recent NBC/Journal poll.
In the ABC/Post poll, among Republicans, Clinton does 6 points worse in the new poll than the last poll and Trump does 10 points better. This yields a net 16-point improvement among Republicans for Trump on the difference between the two candidates. That improvement for Trump’s margin over Clinton is 22 percentage points among independents. (In the March ABC/Post poll, Clinton led Trump by 9 points and in the most recent study, she trails him by 13.)." Bloomberg

600,000 at Trump Rally?

"Trump's speech to the Rolling Thunder bikers DC Sunday.
"We have the biggest rallies by far, far bigger than Bernie Sanders,'" he told a crowd in front of the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall. "Far bigger. I mean, look at today. They say you have 600,000 people here trying to get in." CBS

Trump at biker rally

“Look at all these bikers,” Mr. Trump, standing before a crowd in front of the Lincoln Memorial,

said with admiration. “Do we love the bikers? Yes. We love the bikers.”

Bikers assembled at the Pentagon before riding en masse into the nation’s capital, with many dressed in leather vests covered in patches, their bikes rumbling throughout the afternoon.

For the blunt-spoken Mr. Trump, who likes to stress his desire to strengthen the military and improve how veterans are treated, the gathering provided a receptive audience, if one where he might otherwise seem out of place.

“He speaks what’s on his mind and means what he says,” said Tom Christian, 43, a heating and air-conditioning contractor from Tennessee. “And that’s what a biker does. That’s the way we are: We say what we think. If you like it, you like it. If you don’t, go the other way.” WP

Libertarian state delegate breakdown at nominating convention

Gary Johnson - 518 Delegates; 55.8%
Austin Petersen - 203 Delegates; 21.9%
John McAfee - 131 Delegates; 14.1%
Darryl Perry - 52 Delegates; 5.6%
Marc Alan Feldman - 18 Delegates; 1.9%
Kevin McCormick - 1 Delegate; 0.1%
Derrick Grayson - 1 Delegate; 0.1%
Michael Shannon - 1 Delegate; 0.1%
Rhett Smith - 1 Delegate; 0.1%
None of the Above - 2 Delegates; 0.2%

Libertarian Party ticket has a Super-Pac

"Cato Institute Co-Founder Ed Crane told Politico Sunday he’ll revive the PurplePAC to support the Libertarian Party’s presidential ticket." TheHill

Libertarian Party nominates Johnson/Weld ticket

"ORLANDO, Fla. — The Libertarian National Convention on Sunday choose a pair of former Republican governors as their presidential and vice presidential nominees, putting forward the most-experienced election ticket in the party’s four-decade history.
Delegates gathered at a hotel here picked former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson as their presidential standard-bearer and backed Johnson’s preference for former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld as the vice presidential nominee." MarketWatch

Anti-Trump Protesters Attack Police in San Diego

"Out Of Control Protesters Riot At Donald Trump's Rally In San Diego." FB

Sanders supporters holding hands in California

 "And Hollywood actress Shailene Woodley, a die-hard Bernie Sanders supporter, had access to a motor home.
So this week, Woodley decided to take the RV on the road to campaign for Sanders ahead of California’s June 7 Democratic primary. She invited a few celebrity friends and fellow Sanders fanatics, including actors Rosario Dawson and Kendrick Sampson. 

They didn’t hire a driver, instead taking turns at the wheel for a 12-city tour of the state.
They started Thursday, with stops at the U.S.-Mexico border and San Diego. On Friday, more than 500 miles later, the big tan motor home rolled into a quiet residential neighborhood in the Bay Area suburb of Hayward, where a couple dozen Sanders supporters were preparing to spend the afternoon knocking on doors.
Mike de la Rocha, a musician and social justice advocate in Los Angeles who also was on the bus.
On Friday, he asked the Sanders volunteers to stand in a circle and hold hands to help open their hearts before hitting the streets." LAtimes

Levin: Hillary didn’t break email rules, she broke federal law

"Radio talk show host Mark Levin blew apart the media narrative that Hillary Clinton “broke email

rules” at the State Department.
Wednesday’s release of the State Department’s Inspector General emphasized Clinton’s violation of internal email policies, but Levin went right to the core of the matter explaining that these “policies” are in place because of federal law:
“You’ve heard by now, Hillary Clinton violated email rules. What? There’s email rules? Thats how Politico headlined their breaking story. ‘State Dept watchdog: Clinton violated email rules.’ No. She didn’t violate email rules, she violated federal law. ‘The State Department Inspector General concluded that she didn’t comply with the agency’s policy on records.’ Guilty. GUILTY!  She’s guilty of violating a federal law. It’s not just the State Department that comes up with these policies. These policies are put in place to undergird the federal records act.” HA

Telemundo Caught Staging Shot at Anti-Trump Protest in San Diego

"Apparently Telemundo believes it is perfectly alright to stage events and film them as authentic. In

fact, as you can see in the video below, the Telemundo cameraman admits to filmmaker Andrew Marcus of Rebel Pundit that he is indeed staging the event. In this case, two young anti-Trump protesters in San Diego yesterday were holding the Mexican flag upside down and the Telemundo cameraman gave them directions on the proper way to hold the flag. This is followed by a really nasty attitude by one of the protesters including spitting in the direction of Marcus. But, hey, that behavior is understandable because according to another protester, the poor lad is a "minor" and therefore not responsible for his actions." Newsbusters

Trump: Hispanic Judge in Trump University Lawsuit Is 'a Hater'

"Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump railed against the judge in the legal battle over Trump University, telling a large crowd Friday in San Diego, "There should be no trial."
"We're in front of a very hostile judge. The judge was appointed by Barack Obama," Trump told a campaign rally on the same day as a hearing was held in San Diego over his online real estate school, which closed in 2010. "I mean frankly, he should recuse himself because he's given us ruling after ruling after ruling, negative, negative, negative."
U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel "happens to be, we believe Mexican, which is great. I think that's fine," Trump added of the judge, who was born in East Chicago, Indiana." NBC

Libertarian Party Nomination Run-off

"ORLANDO –  Today delegates to the Libertarian Party’s nominating convention selected six

candidates to compete to be the party’s nominee for president of the United States, five of whom qualified to participate in this evening’s televised debate.
Candidates needed the votes of 30 delegates to be nominated; they needed 10 percent of the 740 votes cast to be included in the debate (74). Vote totals were:
Gov. Gary Johnson - 226 (30.5%)
Austin Petersen - 106 (14.3%)
Darryl Perry - 105 (14.2%)
John McAfee - 97 (13.1%)
Marc Alan Feldman - 89 (12.0%)
Kevin McCormick - 45 (6.1%)
All others - 72 (9.7%)
The top five candidates will be included in the debate moderated by syndicated talk radio host Larry Elder, which will air live on C-SPAN from 8:00 PM to 10:00 P.M. ET." IPR

Sen. Feinstein's dig at Sanders

"Feinstein Says Bernie Sanders’ Campaign ‘All But Over’" ABC

Trump on Hillary's Screaming

"Fresno, CA, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Democratic

presidential front runner Hillary Clinton’s voice gives him a headache.Trump said, “Do you think Hillary looks presidential? I don’t think so. I’m not going to say it because I’m not allowed to say it because I want to be politically correct. So I refuse to say, I can’t stand her screaming into the microphone all the time. Actually, that’s why I turned it off last night. It wasn’t that she was lying about me at every single corner, I just couldn’t stand it. I got such a headache, oh please.” Breitbart

Liberty University Executive Board Member Resigns over Falwell's Trump Endorsement

"Liberty University executive board member Mark DeMoss has resigned from his position after

conflict arose when Liberty Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. endorsed Donald Trump for president.
The conflict arose after Falwell officially endorsed Trump for president back in January 2016. DeMoss, who was concerned about the effect the Chancellor’s endorsement might have on the school, made his concerns known." ChristianHeadlines

La Riva (PSL candidate) Joins Verizon Strikers

"As a worker, CWA member, life-long unionist and a presidential candidate, I salute

and stand 100% behind the Verizon strikers. They are not just fighting to defend their own hard-fought wages and benefits from being driven downward and eliminated. They are fighting for the dignity and living conditions of all workers and their families.
Verizon made $39 billion in profits the last three years! Now they want to outsource operations and move jobs to lower-wage regions to make even MORE profits.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are two candidates of the billionaire class.
Clinton claims to be on the side of the strikers. Why doesn't she put her money where her mouth is, and give the $225,000 she recently took from Verizon executives for "a speech" into the strike fund?
Trump, an anti-union hotel owner, opportunistically talks about the evils of outsourcing and says he'll "make America great again." But he has held his tongue when 39,000 workers do battle right in front of him with a company that is bent on outsourcing their jobs and eliminating their economic stability. Both these candidates have confirmed whether they really stand: with corporate America." PSL

Sanders Response to Trump on debate called off

"Sanders says he hopes Trump changes his mind about debating him. "What are you so afraid of?" he asks." ABC

RUSH to Cruz supporters

 "I understand.  Cruz supporters are... A lot of them are still very, very sad and disappointed.  You need more courting, is what you need, ......  You need to be wined and dined.  Trump needs to reach out to you in a way that is almost personal to you.  See if that can happen." RUSH 

Trump Mocks Kristol

"Mocks floundering "renegade" party that has 2,700 followers on Twitter. On Wednesday, Donald Trump mentioned Weekly Standard neocon and Fox News pundit Bill Kristol and the effort to establish a third party." IW

Trump and Putin sittin' in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g?

"A woman walks past a mural painted by Mindaugas Bonanu on a restaurant wall in Lithuania,

depicting US Presidential hopeful Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in a passionate kiss. The graffiti is a homage to the famous mural painted on the Berlin Wall painting by Dmitry Vrubel, depicting Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and East German leader Erich Honecker similarly kissing. The art expresses the fear of some Lithuanians that Donald Trump is likely to kowtow to Vladimir Putin, indifferent to Lithuania’s security concerns." DailyBeast

Trump's Big Mac

"After succeeding in locking up the nomination, it would only be natural that Trump celebrate his victory. However, for a man known for expensive tastes, Trump's choice of celebratory meal is turning some heads. 
The real estate mogul decided to celebrate with a Big Mac and large fries from McDonalds, spending a whopping $6 dollars on the celebratory extra value meal." Hannity.com

Trump calls off debate with Sanders

"Trump on Friday said he would not debate Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders because it would be

"inappropriate" to square off against the candidate who currently trails Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary fight.

"Based on the fact that the Democratic nominating process is totally rigged and Crooked Hillary Clinton and (Debbie) Wasserman-Schultz will not allow Bernie Sanders to win, and now that I am the presumptive Republican nominee, it seems inappropriate that I would debate the second-place finisher," Trump said in a statement." CNN

Moorehead (Workers World Party) Tweets out Honoring Ho Chi Minh (North Vietnamese Communist Leader)

 
    Moorehead/Lilly '16‏@wwp2016                                          

Tribute to #HoChiMinh

Hillary Emails From Scathing Report

"Since her use of a private email server was made public last year, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has insisted she turned over all work-related emails to the State Department to be released to the public.
But after 14 months of public scrutiny and the release of tens of thousands of emails, an agency watchdog’s discovery of at least three previously undisclosed emails has renewed concerns that Clinton was not completely forthcoming when she turned over a trove of 55,000 pages of emails.
The three messages include Clinton’s own explanation of why she wanted her emails kept private: In a November 2010 email, Clinton worried that her personal messages could become accessible to outsiders. The messages appear to have been found among electronic files of four former top Clinton State Department aides.
Two other messages a year later divulged possible security weaknesses in the home email system she used while secretary of state. The Clinton campaign has previously denied that her home server was compromised.
The emails appear to contain work-related passages, raising questions about why they were not turned over to the State Department last year. The inspector general noted that Clinton’s production of work-related emails was “incomplete,” missing not only the three emails but numerous others covering Clinton’s first four months in office.
The inspector general also found Clinton’s email set up violated agency policies and could have left sensitive government information vulnerable. It also complicated federal archiving of her emails, in turn making it more difficult to obtain them under the Freedom of Information Act." TheBlaze
 

Sanders: Use the power of Government to silence Free Speech

"Sanders joined three fellow Democrats in urging Attorney General Loretta Lynch to continue its inquiry into “the fossil fuel industry’s climate denial operation,” a day after Senate Republicans called on her to cease any such probe." WP

Clinton - Brown?

"Sherrod Brown looks in some ways like a very tempting vice presidential pick for Hillary Clinton.
He doesn't have an enormous national profile, but inside the Beltway he's known as a stalwart of the liberal wing of the party's congressional caucus. Unlike Bernie Sanders, he's a loyal party man. But he has a similar disheveled populist anti-fashion to go along with an extensive track record of support for labor unions and skepticism of the forces of globalization." vox

CNBC on why Trump could Win

 "The Republican rank-and-file seems to be split between those enthusiastic about a Trump presidency and those terrified of a Clinton presidency. Neither of those groups is likely to sit at home—or switch their vote. 

 Clinton, on the other hand, must placate the most passionate, enthusiastic, ideological elements of the Democratic Party—many of whom have spent months directing their passion against her.
 
  In office, Obama has delivered on his progressive promise. He has been ideological and combative,

unafraid to abuse his executive authority and fully content to govern unilaterally. He has been a passionate voice for government regulation, redistributive economics, identity politics, and global warming—the pillars of modern progressivism.

How have Democrats responded? The Clinton/Sanders split shows that Obama has succeeded in moving his party so far to the left that he himself now defines its center. The animating belief of Bernie Sanders' campaign is that Barack Obama was a sellout. To Sanders and his followers, Obama has been insufficiently ideological, too accommodating to Republicans and capitalists, inexcusably timid in his exercise of executive authority, and lackadaisical in his pursuit of progressive goals.

Clinton is visibly comfortable with Wall Street—not to mention the billionaires who have positioned themselves to profit handsomely from regulations allegedly necessary to combat global warming.

In short, Clinton is running to be more pragmatic than Obama. Sanders is running to be purer than Obama. Were Sanders to seize the nomination, the passionless pragmatics in the Clinton camp would fall in line behind his enthusiastic supporters—much as they have throughout the Obama presidency, and much as the pragmatic Republican voters have fallen in line behind Trump.

Clinton, however, will have to convince her party's most passionate ideologues—people who have already demonstrated their willingness to resort to violence—to rally behind her vision of a pragmatic entrenchment of accomplishments they already consider insufficient.
 
All we can say is, good luck with that." CNBC

Hillary does Ellen

"Hillary Clinton went on Ellen Degeneres's talk show Tuesday to discuss Bernie Sanders's dogged

determination to stay in the nominating race and his commitment to contesting the Democratic convention in July.
Degeneres asked the former Secretary of State how she feels about Sen. Sanders staying in the running, despite calculations that indicate she has nearly secured the nomination through pledged and superdelegates. The out host then asked Clinton if she believes the Senator from Vermont should drop out of the race. Clinton noted that in 2008, when she was running against then-senator Barack Obama, she supported his bid for president after she suspended hers in early June.
"I do believe that Bernie will do that, " Clinton told DeGeneres." Advocate

Rubio boarding Trump Train

"I want to be helpful. I don't want to be harmful, because I don't want Hillary Clinton to be

president," Rubio told CNN's Jake Tapper in an interview.

"Look, my policy differences with Donald Trump -- I spent 11 months talking about them. So I think they're well understood," Rubio said. "That said ... I don't want Hillary Clinton to be president. If there's something I can do to help that from happening, and it's helpful to the cause, I'd most certainly be honored to be considered for that." DailyKos

Pocahontas, Warren & Trump

"At a chaotic rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Donald Trump called Elizabeth Warren

"Pocahontas."
Trump's insult refers to a controversy Warren faced over her ancestry during her 2012 Senate campaign.
Warren says she grew up being told that she had Cherokee heritage.
This became an issue during her campaign when reports emerged that Harvard had once touted her Native American heritage as proof of its faculty's diversity. Warren, however, couldn't produce definitive proof of her Cherokee ancestry, and neither could genealogists.

   This led to speculation that Warren had been a fake "diversity hire," or that she had abused the affirmative-action system to gain an advantage over other candidates." Vox

RUSH advice to Trump

 "I am fully aware of this because of personal experience with it -- the effort to change Trump is going to be intense from within his own campaign. It'll be well intentioned, but it'll be wrong... The biggest mistake Trump could make would be to take any of that advice.  The biggest mistake Trump could make would be to listen to anybody who tells him it's time to change." RUSH

Japan Warns of Global Economic Collpapse

"On Thursday leaders at the G7 in Japan ignored a dire warning issued by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about the perilous state of the global economy and the risk “of the re-emergence of a Lehman-scale crisis.”
Abe presented data showing that commodities prices have fallen 55 percent since 2014, paralleling the drop experienced during the 2008 financial crisis.............reality on a number of fronts, most notably a worsening debt crisis and anemic recoveries across the board, from the United States to the Eurozone and Japan.
Instead of focusing on a looming economic catastrophe, the G7 leaders warned against a Brexit. UK voters will decide on leaving the union during a referendum scheduled for June 23." IW

Anti-Trump Protesters Spit on People

"A newly uncovered video out of Anaheim, California shows a Hispanic woman wearing a “Make America Mexico Again” hat spitting on an Asian-American Trump supporter after he asserts that he loves his country." IW

Constitution Party Castle Top 3 Priorities

"What three things would you do first as POTUS?

DC: First, I would start the process of withdrawing the United States from the United Nations and NATO and explain to the American people why I wanted to do that. (He explains later in this interview.)

Number two, withdraw the U.S. from the Federal Reserve or repeal the Federal Reserve Act, which of course Congress would have to do. I’d explain to the American people why that was necessary.

And third, start the process of trying to do something about the debt that the country faces so that it would no longer be obligated to its creditors, because I want the country to be free and independent again." IPR

Will California Embarrass Hillary?

"Clinton is expected to clinch the Democratic nomination on the night of June 7, after the polls close in New Jersey.
But her campaign is girding for what could be an anticlimactic and potentially embarrassing finish, after the fact — Clinton could lose California, where the polls close three hours later, after she has already won the nomination." Politico

Trump after the Farmers Vote

"Trump may be a penthouse-dwelling New York City slicker, but he’s winning hearts in rural

America — and his campaign has quietly started reaching out to farmers to bolster support in key agricultural states.
A group called “Farmers for Trump,” launched recently in Georgia, has been working with the campaign to answer farmers’ questions about where the real estate mogul stands on their issues.
Chad Etheridge, who founded the group after learning how Trump saved a Georgia farm from foreclosure in 1986, made a YouTube video about the little-known episode." Politico

--ewe-- Who Picks Out Her Outfits?

2012 Constitution Party Candidate boards Trump Train in 2016

"Former Congressman Virgil Goode, who was the Constitution Party’s presidential nominee in 2012, has become a campaign official in Donald Trump’s campaign in Virginia.

Goode is still presently a member of the Constitution Party National Committee as well*. IPR

Trump hits Magic #...

"Trump on Thursday reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the Republican nomination for president, completing an unlikely rise that has upended the political landscape....
Trump was put over the top in the Associated Press delegate count by a small number of the party's

unbound delegates who told the AP they would support him at the convention. Among them is Oklahoma GOP chairwoman Pam Pollard.

"I think he has touched a part of our electorate that doesn't like where our country is," Pollard said. "I have no problem supporting Mr. Trump." msn

The G.O.P. Primary through Appalachia

Trump & Sanders to Debate for Charity?

"Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders might be getting ready to rumble. 
Speaking Wednesday night on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” the presumptive Republican presidential nominee accepted a challenge from the Democratic presidential hopeful to debate in California prior to the state’s June 7 primary." HuffingtonPost