Also during his speech he began hawking his products (Trump steaks, water, magazine). What a guy…smh.

Seriously though. I don't see how they're going to stop Trump from winning the nomination. Even if Rubio somehow wins Florida (which at this point is really questionable) and/or Kasich wins Ohio (which isn't a given either) I don't think it's going to matter. Trump is even splitting the "conservative" evangelical vote with Cruz ..and in some races actually pulling a higher percentage of that vote than Cruz. But we shall see.

Re: Bernie and Hillary, DJ asked: "Is her loss in Michigan a sign of things to come for Hillary Clinton?"

Time will certainly tell. We should have a clearer picture by next Tues. evening March 15th.

In the meantime kudos to Bernie Sanders on his unexpected win in Michigan. I'm no fan of Bernie's but, as politicians go, he does seem to be an "authentic" kind of guy. His campaign is not one of arrogance, hubris and petty (or manufactured) grievances against his opponent. Unfortuantely the same can't be said of Hillary's campaign (sigh).