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Awesome ad.

Honestly Judge Nap is probably too controversial after he spent an entire episode of the Daily Show arguing we shouldn't have fought the Civil War. He's 1000% correct, of course, but even Trump would have trouble managing that kind of controversy.

Wow. I know what video I'm linking to next time someone claims Audit the Fed is unnecessary or a bad idea. Thomas Massie is so awesome.

nevermind...

That would be pretty interesting if Rand were to endorse Bernie...

Well this is exciting, he might actually have a shot at winning this one, especially after running two senate campaigns. Brannon would make a nice addition to Amash and Massie in the house...

Folks, if Rand were "burnt out" and ready to give up, he wouldn't be running for another 6-year Senate term, especially since he's almost certain to win.

LOL. Talk about blowback. Then again, in 2012 they changed that rule on the fly at the convention. It seems to me they could just do that again this time around, no?

Hopefully it's going to be an hour-long format, otherwise that's not much time. Then again, it's kind of amazing that a third-party debate is airing on a major cable news channel (I know, it's FBN, not FOX News, but still).

To me, that "we came, we saw, he died" video is the single most damning thing for Hillary -- it reveals her to be a bona fide sociopath. I've always felt this, if nothing else, would be her un-doing.

I'm not a Cruz supporter but his new ad is amazing. Must watch:

I have great admiration for everything Rand tried to do and it was a fantastic effort, but he was playing a part that can't succeed. Here's the archetypes one can win with in modern presidential politics: 1. No-holds-barred, "can't be bought," advocate-for-extreme-change, fiery truth tellers...

Trump said he hired investigators who had uncovered "absolutely unbelievable" dirt on Obama's birth certificate in Hawaii. We never saw that and he amazingly gets away with just saying "I don't talk about that anymore" when asked. I'm not a "truther" but if I was, I sure as hell wouldn't trust...

Those who are saying his finish ahead of Bush/Kasich/Christie could help him argue for his inclusion in the next debate should keep in mind that Fiorina is essentially trying to make the same argument and ABC didn't budge for her.

I also think Bernie and Ron Paul (through their success) and Rand Paul (through his failure) have demonstrated that the only likely route to victory for a real grassroots candidate is to be authentic and candid like Ron Paul, not to triangulate like Rand attempted to do (for the record, I've...