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Is there a more up to date article, that one is over two years old and the data has changed since. On the federal level, it's not going to happen with this Congress. My old state (CA) has just hiked it up to $15/hour staggered, just wait and see the effects there. If this causes job losses, I...

Well, then you thought correctly: LOL, I always knew I didn't know what I was talking about earlier today and at least I was right about that. Ted and Bernie killed it, as you said they would.

^ I like that, although I don't agree with you - there isn't that much interest in the Democratic primary because of Hillary's huge delegate lead but I bet a lot of the students in Madison will crawl over broken glass to vote for their dead-in-the-water socialist candidate. Haven't read much...

Light, hope you're not forgetting that today is an open primary - that ought to give Trump some edge there. I have looked through and tried to analyze multiple polls there to no real avail - the samples all look flawed. For example, one poll was only for "likely GOP voters" but that's only a...

Well, the polling over there has been historically bad in recent years. especially with Walker and the recalls but it's not really that big of a state and there's not so many delegates up for grabs. Wisconsin is a must win for Cruz but not Trump. What Cruz is doing with some of the other...

The rent-a-mob group is at it again, although I am surprised to see them have to pay for it in Wisconsin. You would think they could bus in enough SEIU members for free. But this is directly linked to Bernie Sanders, from everything I've seen - just what is his problem with Donald Trump...

Okay, Light, I'm going to have to link you to snopes (LOL): http://www.snopes.com/stephanie-cegielski-letter-trump/ sounds like she wasn't all that high up there but that super PAC she was involved in was disbanded after only a few months - she could be bitter that she was let go at that time...

Okay, this has got to be some of the worst analysis of a poll that I've ever seen. First off, the writer says that in the "Malloy survey" (Quinneapac) that 64% of voters hold Trump responsible for the rally violence. The other poll cited flatly contradicts that number: And the other number is...

Yeah, insult and ridicule all those people that have and will vote for Trump - gotta have them on your side, of course, and there's no way to convert them better than to constantly tell them how stupid and gullible they are.

This is the reason it's impossible to mix and match polls well - in a national survey of "adults", Cruz and Rubio beat him in a heads-up match. So? That's not the reality and a good portion of these adults have already voted in a primary in a caucus. This trying to change horses in midstream...

This load again??? Nancy never said that at all: http://www.mediaite.com/online/bloomberg-runs-then-pulls-hoax-story-about-nancy-reagan-endorsing-hillary/ over a year old. I hope you didn't already know this.

Okay, I agree that rule 40 in particular was made to be broken - four years ago, Ron Paul was in the race and his people tried to use all the delegates he got in mostly caucus states to use the RNC for their own purposes. The RNC changed the old rule to this one to avoid that because then a...

This poll is old - pre-Super Tuesday, but so what? All this one said was that Protestant GOP ministers were mostly undecided or for Ted Cruz and that Protestant Democratic ministers were mostly for Hillary or undecided going into Super Tuesday. But what did they decide?

Well, that last debate was a debacle. A potential seven on one ambush was all that one was, with only Kasich not taking the moderator's bait. Low point was Megyn debating Trump, as if she was a candidate herself. Trainwreck, trash, hope FOX News bans Trump from their next debate for breaking...

No, he didn't: POLL: Who won the 11th GOP debate? Donald Trump 62.15% (27,862 votes) John Kasich 22.32% (10,006 votes) Ted Cruz 8.8% (3,945 votes) Marco Rubio 6.72% (3,014 votes) Total Votes: 44,827 but it means nothing anyway.

No, the definition of "fascist" varies depending on who you ask, but I generally consider it to be a marriage between government and business. The definition you gave is the Marxist one - from your own source and under the header of "marxist definitions of fascism" ...The Encyclopedia of...

I really think the campaign manager was just going over some various scenarios, when you are trying to brainstorm and throwing out ideas no matter how crazy they are. Rubio should find out who is behind all of these leaks because they are always involving him. But you do see a lot of talk of...

Yeah, Rove is a Marco man and his influence within the GOP has waned ever since HIS own bad predictions last presidential election. I doubt what's-his-name understands the Republican Party and the base enough to be "analyzing" it but any poll this far out is going to be wildly inaccurate - for...

Second place isn't going to be good enough, even though Ted may hold on if he wins his home state. If not, he will probably drop out of the race by this Friday.

Marco has a lot of problems back in Florida. The Tea Party down there put him in office but then he joined the infamous gang of eight. He won't be able to win in Florida and I don't think he's crazy enough to push for a brokered convention. But it's not true that the MSM (and Hillary) ever...