30% of likely Republican primary voters is far from a majority of American voters. Not sure how you see that as "soaring". It's more gently gliding into electoral irrelevance.

Un-private your comment history. Let's see what wisdom those 46 comments have to offer.

Zoe Quinn, clearly.

To, you know, the people who actually matter. Don't make him say it out loud.

Doesn't count. You, presumably, got paid.

"I" "totally" "agree"

I remember when "Golf Monthly" was still about the golf, monthly.

He'll take us all down with him.

I have a feeling he'll donate the 5k to BLM.

No it wasn't a review, it was a 'review.' Totally different thing.

I know, I'm tired of all these nonobjective reviews. You should become a reviewer because of how objective you are.

This new Bill Murray guy is a no talent hack who's going nowhere. Chevy Chase had the right idea to abandon this sinking ship for Hollywood stardom.

But the goose is laying golden eggs! The only logical course of action is to chop that goose into a hundred pieces. That means one hundred times the golden eggs!

Sometimes they delete themselves, you know.

Yeah, he has about 30% — give or take — of likely Republican primary voters. That's not really all that many people.

You're like the sheep in Animal Farm. You've been taught slogans to spout, but you have no understanding of anything. You have no critical skills, just catch phrases.

Do you really LOL every time you post, or is that something of a nervous tick?

Well if lazy rhymes — excepting "Triumph" — translate to electoral votes, then it looks like you just secured his victory. If he still has to earn his votes by speaking to the issues of the population at large and not just the 30% of likely Republican primary voters he's got in the bag now, then it may be more…

The internet was created by the US government. The universities at which computers were invented used government grants to do so.

"Trump is very simply put the freshest breath of clean air I have witnessed to waft over our troubled land since I first began voting over 50 years ago"