No matter how much "sense" Trump makes, I just can't take the man seriously. A long term democrat (until recently) and known friend with the Clintons, it's obvious this guy is just in the race to ruffle some feathers. The polls are silly and virtually pointless. Anyone here ever get polled? Me neither. So, why should I care what the polls say?

He'll be gone soon enough when Cruz or Rubio surpasses him "in the polls". Then we can start focusing on the issues and how the REAL candidate plans to combat them.

Not longer than Keith Richards. :/

Going to school (I assume you mean college) doesn't always guarantee you the high paying job. I never went to college and for a better part of my working life I was making more than most college grads that I knew. Having a degree is only a small part of the whole picture. Hard work will determine who does well in life financially.

I am in the 51% as of now. Unfortunately, I lost my job and fell on hard times (still working thru them). I know that this is temporary and I will get through this difficult part of my life. As such, it's terrible to make the assumption that because these people may lack a college education, that they're any less of a worker than those that were fortunate enough to attend college.

Ash Williams

Please tell me you're being sarcastic.

I'm a homebody, so my advice probably wouldn't be worth much to you.

Mere Christianity is one of the most inspiring books I've read. This collection contains that book and a few others of his.

Obama went back on a promise he made earlier?! No way! That's so unlike him!!

I know, but what I'm saying is, why can't she just claim this through her regular medical insurance, assuming she has coverage? Why go the route of forcing insurance companies (under homeowners or whatever the case may be) to pay for her injuries?

This whole thing just seems fishy to me.

Lame.