As for Trump, he does want to bang his daughter.

when haven't they (elected crooks and lunatics to the Oval Office)?

Jimmy Carter, 1976.

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Jan 27, 2016 - 09:17pm PT
The "cluster B" personality disorders are notorious:

-Antisocial personality disorder
-Narcissistic personality disorder
-Borderline personality disorder

They are all closely related and share the same traits: a lack or morality, lack of conscience, lack of empathy, and an overpowering sense of entitlement. These people will lie, cheat, steal, manipulate, blame, and do whatever it takes to get benefit for themselves.

These people will destroy you, if you let them in. They are so manipulative that you will find yourself questioning your own self worth, and they will make you feel that everything is your fault, and everything that you do is wrong.

Often these people are intelligent and highly functional, so they are extremely talented in, and well-practiced at, the manipulation game. The manipulation will start out insidiously. If you don't get out quickly, then you could find yourself mired in an abusive relationship in which you're always trying harder and harder to earn their forgiveness, trying to "give" more and more to redeem your self worth. But you'll never be successful because the sociopath keeps moving the goal line.

Narcissists in particular are often very popular and love attention, so it is easy to be drawn into their web. But they leave in their wake many turbulent and destroyed relationships

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz surprised national front-runner Donald Trump in the Iowa caucuses Monday, galvanizing evangelical Republicans with his arch-conservative message.

Cruz's victory in the first nominating contest over Trump, the reality star and real estate mogul who is leading in most national polls, broadens the fight for the Republican presidential nomination.

Trump remains the favorite but will now see his self-made image as persistent winner take a hit as the primary season shifts to New Hampshire as a three-way race.

The billionaire businessman barely edged out Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, who surged to a particularly strong third-place finish. That sets Rubio up as the chief establishment rival against the outsider campaigns of Trump and Cruz.

It would be interesting see how many women he employees and of those women, how many are high profile/salary jobs.

According to the Times, Davidson was paid $2,000 a month and was classified as part-time because she also worked as a paralegal. But she said another campaign worker, a man named Marc Elcock, was paid more than her for the same job even though he also has a day job as a lawyer. Public filings revealed that several men with the same title as Davidson—including Elcock—were indeed paid between $3,500 and $4,000 a month.

So can we say goodbye to Trumpty Dumpty now?