It’s still early, and despite his current lead in the polls, there’s a long and arduous row to hoe if Donald Trump is to make it to Cleveland in 2016.  But at this point, what can we really make of the man? The Good It’s easy to understand why many conservatives are excited about Trump.  First, he’s something of a Washington outsider, and that certainly helps when Congress has a 15% job approval rating.  Second, he’s perceived as a no-nonsense, take-charge kind of guy who doesn’t mince words or take any guff from the PC attack dogs in the media. Conservatives are sick to death of the manner in which the left barricades itself in a bastion of political correctness to escape legitimate criticism.  Trump’s brash rhetorical salvos have certainly had the positive effect of damaging that stronghold, however ungraceful one might deem his efforts.  Consider the following scenario in which the media, in a...(Read Full Article)