Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

Law professor Richard A. Epstein weighs in on the Apple iPhone affair.

What is this woman wearing? I call it a tentsuit.

Practice saying "President Trump."

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To the Editor:

Re “Bush Family’s Party Is Owned by Others Now” (news analysis, front page, Feb. 21):

Is the Republican Party now “the party of Donald J. Trump”? He’s supported by only about a third of Republican voters and is winning only because of a fractured opposition.

If he wins the nomination, it will be only because many of the primaries award all their delegates to the one who gets more votes than anyone else rather than a candidate supported by the majority of the voters. This is an inherent problem in the way we choose a president.

Republicans who oppose Mr. Trump still solidly outnumber those who support him. What really scares me is that supporters of Mr. Trump and Ted Cruz together might actually constitute a majority. That, then, really does speak to the mean mood of the Republican electorate.

MARK J. KASWAN

Brownsville, Tex.

The writer is an assistant professor of political science at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

Note from KBJ: What really scares me is that Mark J. Kaswan teaches political "science" to impressionable undergraduates.

I bought my present automobile, a 2007 Honda Accord SE V-6, nine years ago today. It has 56,455 miles on the odometer. That's an average of 6,272.7 miles per year. I drove only 3,107 miles in the past year. By comparison, I rode my bike 5,112.5 miles in the same time period. How many miles have you driven?

You will obtain [sic] your goal if you maintain your course.

Scott Adams predicts a Trump landslide victory in November. Watch the whole thing.