Trump campaign paid Breitbart editor

Trump campaign paid Breitbart editor $8,000. According to a former Breitbart correspondent who announced his resignation last month:

“Breitbart News is no longer a journalistic enterprise, but instead, in my opinion, something resembling an unaffiliated media super PAC for the Trump campaign.”

Ditto for Ann Coulter, the Drudge Report, and a few others.

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Keep this in mind. In 1952 Robert Taft had the most delegates when it came time for the convention. Then it became clear that he couldn't win. That's how Eishenhower got the nomination and then the victory. The establishment HATES Cruz. He's called them out for all their back room deals and lies, including Droopy eyes McConnel. Allen Desherwitz had stated on several national shows Crus is the smartes student he's ever had. That should be a wake up call for all.

  • Ann Coulter lost me when she backed Romney. As for Breitbart becoming nothing but a mouth piece for Trump, Andrew has to be spinning in his grave and really pissed off.

  • Don't know if you know but Trump crushed in New York with over 60%. C-R-U-S-H-E-D!!!!!

    4 times more then cheaTED.

    • Don't know if you know, but the establishment media is lying for Trump, the establishment politicians are pretending to oppose him while slyly supporting him--even going so far now as to say they'll let him win even if he has less than 1,237--and Cruz STILL won five states in a row before Trump won his home state. And all that screaming and bellyaching about Cruz cheating? That's happening because a lot of those Trump delegates from early states are beginning to realize what a moron he is and they want options. Cruz is wooing them because he sees an opening. I don't see Trump winning if he doesn't win on the first ballot. Too many people have begun to realize exactly what Cruz said yesterday: Trump can't run a lemonade stand. He either gets to 1,237 on the first ballot or he's history.

      • Trump is likely to tap Slow Joe Biden for VP, because he needs someone that makes him look smart.
        Ted Cruz should get the nomination, and make Trump in charge of the one thing he is good at, building the wall, and then let him go on a self promotion tour, telling everyone what a great job he did of building the wall..