When will Hillary Clinton give up her candidacy ?

Ben Carson Calls For Investigation Of Muslim Guests Attending State Of The Union

seems/is unfairly

Trump should deport Nikki Haley

I didn't attend to either speech but both are getting seriously good reviews.

The federal government, currently immobilized by partisan division, is now incapable of enacting major new initiatives, left or right. The 2010 enactment Obamacare was the last such initiative. States are the place where new programs and policies are emerging on an almost weekly basis.

As left interests are being cut out of this process, the groundbreaking work is being done on the right. The losses for the Democratic Party and its allies include broken unions, defunded Planned Parenthood, lost wetlands and forests, restrictive abortion regulations and the enactment of open-carry gun laws.

Cruz’s speeches are marked by what you might call pagan brutalism. There is not a hint of compassion, gentleness and mercy. Instead, his speeches are marked by a long list of enemies, and vows to crush, shred, destroy, bomb them. When he is speaking in a church the contrast between the setting and the emotional tone he sets is jarring.

Cruz lays down an atmosphere of apocalyptic fear. America is heading off “the cliff to oblivion.”

...The fact is this apocalyptic diagnosis is ridiculous. The Obama administration has done things people like me strongly disagree with. But America is in better economic shape than any other major nation on earth. Crime is down. Abortion rates are down. Fourteen million new jobs have been created in five years.

Nikki Halley's response. Krauthammer loved Obama's speech and Axelrod loved Halley's, as just two examples.

Perpetually Outraged, Perpetually Outrageous
PAUL WALDMAN JANUARY 6, 2016
Donald Trump, a candidate with all the subtlety of talk radio, is the perfect expression of both the politics and media of our time.

GERALDO RIVERA: I think, and this just strictly my constitutionally-protected opinion, and I know you'll get mad at me, but I think this. I think that what is clear is that the nation was not ready for a black president and I think that the gross divisions we suffer right now in this country are, when you strip away everything else--

FRANCIS: Because he's black?

RIVERA: Let me finish. I stuck my neck out. Let me finish. When you strip away all of the gun rights and the, you know, terror all rest of it, what you have essentially is a nation divided between white people and everybody else in broad strokes. When you look at the groups that overwhelmingly favor the Democrats right now, the Asians, the Hispanics, the African-Americans, the Muslims, you see a nation where people have largely chosen up sides and if you strip away everything else, what you are going to find is a racial divide. It's biggest, unaddressed issue. I think it is why we can't deal with urban crime. It is why we are dysfunctional in terms of the ability to be bilateral, bicameral, bipartisan.

I think it very unlikely that Obama would not support his former secretary of state, for whom he has always had nothing but high praise.