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Would Donald Trump have killed the gorilla? - CNNPolitics.com :rolleyes:

I 75 south of Toledo. Oh my goodness. Road repair as far as the eyes can see and then some.

For some at least,in their eyes,Trump took down the establishment candidates. That earned him their vote.

A vote for Donald Trump is a vote for...John Miller. :D Transcript: The full text of ‘John Miller’ interview about Donald Trump with People reporter

Eh, he'll be fine.

I-75 through Ohio.

I guess what they have in Canada is a goods and services 'value added tax.' (GST) When I used to drive to or through Canada I tried not to spend money there. Everything seemed more expensive. I just figured it had a lot to do with their taxes added on to their products. Probably other factors as...

Value added tax

Is that because of high wages and VAT tax?

The GOP establishment... all they've got is to try to thwart Trump from getting the required delegates to secure the nomination because they still have the rules in their favor ( if Trump doesn't get the required delegates) to choose an alternative to Trump. They won't get behind Trump because...

'Miss America': GOP Bigwig Alex Castellanos Claims House Speaker 'What Delegates Really Want' - Breitbart Except many conservatives don't like Ryan either...

Unless Hillary is indicted and is pressured to drop out. That leaves Sanders, who is polling even better against Trump. Except 'conventional wisdom' says we won't elect an admitted socialist as President.

Update to previous story: Trump asks 'Can I press charges?' Trump MOCKS reporter who claimed campaign manager battered her

It's probably true about Cruz. People often dismiss the National Inquirer as just made up tabloid trash, but they usually get it correct IMO. The truth may not be 'verified' for days, weeks, or years about something they have published, but eventually it does. Regarding the Cruz story, if at...

And what if one was on a load and had to make a delivery, but was stuck in traffic for hours. Diverted off the highway and detoured the long way around. Those glorious protesters. :D

It wasn't. But the speaker should be able to talk and be heard without being drowned out by those whose main objective was to shut down the rally by being disruptive.

They'll be able to find legal citizens to do it. White or otherwise. They'll have to pay them at least minimum wage though. I did it when I was 16 yrs old.

Yes, let's be for the 'protesters' who want to shut down another person's right to speak at a private function.:rolleyes:

Guess some businesses will just have to suck it up and hire legal citizens.

Cinci coming from KY.