Presidential race 2016

[HairOfTheDog]

It cracks me up that no matter what Donald Trump says or does, there are people who seriously defend his sense of absolute entitlement and contend that those who challenge him or hit back are out-of-line. It's fascinating to watch from a group-think psychological perspective.

How is this different from when those who criticized Obama's positions and statements were rabidly attacked and labeled as racists by his supporters (and many in the media)?

Holloway and I . . . will continue to "Stump for the Trump".

Stump away, my friend.

I laugh at the people who automatically label everyone who criticizes Obama's policies/statements as "racist" too; I've mocked a couple of them here, many times.

Anyway, I'm not cracking up at everybody who supports Trump's policies and statements. That's not what I posted; he hasn't really laid out any policies.

As I said, I'm fascinated by those Trump supporters who cry foul when someone dares to ask the man a tough question or takes a personal swing back at him. It's ironic and funny to me -- given that he is a presidential candidate and public figure, one who should expect tough questions and who throws personal jabs/insults left and right while claiming to abhor political correctness (when it comes to dishing it out, that is).

If you consider yourself among such Trump defenders, consider yourself fascinating to me. I've not seen you do that here, so I wouldn't know.

And when a retirement aged socialist will give up his SS benefits and demonstrate he is willing to redistribute his wealth, I'll "Stand for the Sand".

I don't believe that you would feel the Bern based on that alone!

And Hillary . . . needs to be more of a Clinton and demand a balanced budget before I "Shill for Hill".

I'm interested in hearing more about all of the candidates' stands on fiscal trade-offs and balancing the budget, including Hillary's.