Nancy Reagan

Utah and Arizona give big wins to Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. The establishment’s immigration policy loses huge in Arizona. Plus, No matter how much Trump and Hillary continue to win, most people still can’t stand them; Two more states, two more losses for John Kasich. And he’s running out of money, too, and, After 50+ days of furious voting activity, there’re two whole weeks until Wisconsin.

Today’s Utah caucuses and Arizona primary could help clarify the status of the Republican presidential race. Plus, Mysterious unbound delegates might make all the difference in determining the nominee; Trump finally names his Foreign Policy team, and, Confident Donald says he’ll easily get to 1237.

With the overall race heating up, many wonder about the fate of Marco Rubio’s delegates. Plus, Has John Kasich succeeded in changing his reputation?; Kasich stabs fellow Republicans in the back, says Obama Supreme Court nominee deserves consideration, and, Trump campaign manager’s latest tussle puts The Donald on defense.

Explaining Marco Rubio’s demise in the Republican presidential race really isn’t all that difficult. Plus, Arizona and Utah begin phase of hand-to-hand combat for each delegate; Ted Cruz reveals his foreign policy advisory team, and, Yes, Lindsey Graham actually did endorse Ted Cruz.

Entering a slower period on the primary calendar, conservatives must keep fighting for Ted Cruz. Plus, Trump bails on the next debate, Kasich follows, Fox cancels; Delusional Kasich won’t get far even if he makes it to the convention, and, Jindal says Trump’s success is wakeup call for the establishment.

There’s no getting around it, Super-Duper Tuesday was a good day for Donald Trump. Plus, Trump, Rubio and Kasich are delusional. Ted Cruz is a realist; Trump’s victories mask internal trouble at his campaign; Don’t blame Trump supporters for the candidate’s personal flaws, and, Summing it up – Why give The Donald the big job?

Super-Duper Tuesday will likely be Marco Rubio’s last in this year’s Republican presidential race. Plus, Trump’s dominance in Florida isn’t being repeated elsewhere; Ted Cruz preparing for one-on-one fight all the way through California, and, Another Republican debate is set for March 21.

Donald Trump comes in last in the delegate count over the weekend. Plus, While the media obsesses on Florida and Ohio, Cruz concentrates on Missouri, North Carolina and Illinois; Ahead of the Ohio primary, John Kasich receives kiss of approval (or death) from the symbol of the Washington establishment, and, Cruz lands coveted National Review endorsement.

At the end of the Thursday night, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz still hold the power in the race. Plus, Ted Cruz makes successful closing argument in the (supposedly) last debate; Trump campaign manager earns membership in Trump Hall of Shame; Marco Rubio should get out of the race, period; Crazy Uncle John (Kasich) needs to clear the way for a Trump/Cruz one-on-one, and, Summing it up – Donald’s “deals” don’t trump Cruz’s Constitution.

The media bought Donald Trump’s water, wine and beef theatrical performance on Tuesday night, but we’re not fooled. Plus, Carly Fiorina endorses Ted Cruz, touts his leadership; ‘Little Tuesday’ confirmed that Ted Cruz is Trump’s only real threat, and, Bush to meet with Cruz, Rubio and Kasich before tonight’s final debate.

Nancy was there in the beginning, even before the beginning. They both said their lives began when they met each other. No one ever doubted it. No one ever doubted their undying devotion to each other.

Donald Trump’s good day on Tuesday was almost overshadowed by Marco Rubio’s awful one. Plus, Marco’s continued presence in the race is alienating the #NeverTrump crowd, and, Hillary felt the Bern in Michigan. The Democrats are clearly in trouble.

Mitt Romney says he isn’t trying to steal the GOP nomination, yet won’t rule out running if chosen as a compromise nominee at the Republican Convention. Plus, Cruz Super PAC prepares barrage of ads to bring down Marco Rubio’s candidacy; Fellow senators to announce endorsements of Ted Cruz this week, and, Ben Carson for Senate in Florida?

Nancy’s largest role was advancing Ronald Reagan’s legacy as he succumbed to Alzheimer’s in the later stages of his life. She not only took care of him, but secured the building of the Reagan Presidential Library and preserved numerous documents that were attached to his life. Shirley said that all the projects to preserve Reagan’s memory to posterity bear “her fingerprints.”

Nancy Reagan’s passing reminds us that we need honor and decency in the White House. Plus, Marco Rubio’s disastrous ‘Super Saturday’ deepens his tailspin; The anti-Trump forces need to stop hoping for a contested convention and support Cruz now, and, Romney says Cruz is in the best shape to beat Trump, but does it matter?

Those Republicans who are looking for a shift to the Right at the new Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post should recall that even though newly-named publisher Fred Ryan served in Ronald Reagan's White House, he is a cofounder of POLITICO, the harsh and persistent critic of the Tea Party movement and its Reagan-inspired limited government constitutional conservative agenda.

Chris Matthews is no historian, but he pretends to play one. Reagan biographer and conservative PR wiz Craig Shirley gives a scathing critique (and sets little white lies straight) of Chris Matthews new book, "Tip and The Gipper." Shirley writes that "...because Matthews smears anyone he disagrees with, it should be seen for what it is: a political polemic meant to address a current political problem."