News went like wildfire here in the Buckeye state that our favorite son endorsed Donald Trump. But new information doesn't seem to back that up.
Following a gushy love for the police by Donald Trump at the 12th Republican Presidential debate, the GOP front-runner quickly turned to a totally different stance.
Bloomberg is out with a story today that shows the hypocrisy of Donald J. Trump in action.
I just updated the turnout tracking to include yesterday's contests. The trend I've been seeing is continuing, and that is problematic.
The lawyer running to be the GOP Presidential candidate sure doesn't seem to understand the law.
Since the Nevada caucus yesterday, there has been a lot of celebrating that Trump won the latino vote. While he did get the most in the caucus, the numbers show a larger problem for the GOP and Trump.
His statements are being taken as an insult, but are they that far off?
When is it we realize that perhaps the biggest problem with the Clinton campaign isn't the voters, the "bernbros" or any other factor, except the candidate herself?
Now that we have found out at least one precincts counts were altered at the caucuses Monday night, it's time for the DNC to step in.
After endorsing Hillary Clinton for President less than two weeks ago, the largest paper in the state is saying something "smells"