I want as much dirt as possible about our candidates to be posted now...

[brooklynite]

...because finding out about it in October is a lot riskier.

[watoos]

1. With all due respect,

that strategy is.... I don't want to get alerted on, fill in the blank.

[Hoyt]

2. Don't want to agree with you on this, but you have a point. We need to know all the

potential baggage before selecting a nominee.

It’s not like Democrats will find something that trump’s opposition research wouldn’t uncover.

[Indygram]

3. Too bad all candidates can't just own their dirt, acknowledge it, admit they were wrong and move on

That shows maturity, growth and integrity.

No one is perfect and anyone who is defensive and reactionary when criticized, whether fairly or not, is going to lose to Trump simply because he is a narcissist. The only way to beat a narcissist is to choke off his supply, deprive them of your attention and setting your OWN narrative instead of falling for his distractions.

[MineralMan]

4. Yes, that would be good. However, such dirt is generally

used strategically by those who release it at opportune moments. That's one of the unfortunate things about election campaigns. You can always count on the worst dirt on a candidate to be released just when it will have the maximum effect.