H/T: HotAir

HA Reader:
"Says the lady, who blamed her son’s behavior on Obama – and dissed a bunch of vets in the process."

HA Reader:
"She’s unhinged and an embarrassment to those who used to support and defend her"

Leon Wolf: "Ben Carson Gets Hoisted on His Own Petard, and it Isn’t Pretty"

It is by now well understood that someone from the Ben Carson campaign is responsible for the whole “Carson going to Florida” mess, and during a press conference today, Carson admitted it. Nonetheless, Carson has been saying all day today and yesterday that Cruz should be held responsible for his staffer having tweeted out something that was in news reports carried by major networks.

During his press conference today, a reporter confronted Carson with the hypocrisy of saying that Cruz should be responsible for his staffer, while refusing to take responsibility for his own staffer who told the media that he was going to Florida in the first place. Carson’s answer was surprisingly petty, and furthermore seems to indicate that maybe he really was planning to go to Florida after all. […]

H/T: RedState

THIS (the Repub field of candidates) is why I remain confident that Hillary will be our next President. Maybe I'm being a little naive(?)

Time will certainly tell.

Donald Trump on Wednesday said he would likely file a formal complaint over the results of the Iowa caucuses, accusing primary rival Ted Cruz of “voter fraud.”

“I probably will,” Trump said on Boston Herald Radio when asked if he would bring the matter to court, as first reported by BuzzFeed News.

Cruz apologized to Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson on Tuesday for rumors before the Iowa caucuses had finished that the retired neurosurgeon would drop out of the race, calling it a “mistake.”

Trump called it “one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen.”

“What he did is unthinkable,” he continued. “He said the man has left the race and he said it during the caucus. And then when clarification was put out by Ben Carson saying it’s untrue, they got a statement and they didn’t put it out.”

“They apologized after the caucus was over. How does that help?”

Trump said Cruz’s actions were tantamount to “voter fraud.”

“It’s total voter fraud when you think of it, and he picked up a lot of those votes, and that’s why the polls were so wrong, because of that,” said Trump, who was leading in the latest polls in Iowa prior to the caucuses. […]

H/T: TheHill.

Now mind you if anyone should be angry it's Ben Carson. Nobody "stole" Donald's votes. But he IS trying desperately to STEAL the news cycle by keeping the media distracted with his antics.

Yep. Rand Paul AND Rick Santorum have now dropped out..