Largely because of the unconventional nature of the Trump campaign and the increasingly hard to ignore accounts of Hillary’s email and Clinton Foundation pay-to-play wrongdoing, it is increasingly difficult to predict the outcome of this year’s primaries. It seems to be an anything can happen year. As the Wall Street Journal's James Taranto observes: "The cultural authority of journalism rests not only on its practitioners’ fealty to the facts but also their willingness and ability to recognize and respect the actually existing diversity of opinion in the population. In that regard (and for a variety of reasons), that authority has been eroding for decades. Donald Trump is the first national politician to challenge that authority directly and persistently. Little wonder that, for all his flaws, he has found a receptive public." Days before the last FNC debate the comely Megyn Kelly tweeted “This race will be totally different, I...(Read Full Article)