51.   The candidate still gets the money.

52.   The candidates get about equal support from women.

53.   The number of delegates each candidate will get will be determined by the primary on Tuesday.

54.   The rest have already been anointed by the party pros who still largely control the petition process by which candidates get on the ballot.

55.   The site has easy-to-read reports on different industry groups and which candidates got their contributions.

56.   The wear and tear of the campaign trail is showing, and the candidates are getting cranky.

57.   There is still a basic fairness and intelligence to the American electorate, and both candidates have gotten into their worst trouble when they have underestimated that.

58.   There was a complex rotation for questions, and candidates got to question each other, always a potentially entertaining or illuminating occasion.

59.   They at least had a point to make, namely why does money determine which candidates get to debate?

60.   They also said past infidelities should not affect whether a candidate gets a post.