Then there is a four-week gap until the South Carolina vote, which Mr. Trump is expected to win handily.

That will be it for Ambassador Haley.

At this point, it would be astonishing if Donald Trump is not the Republican nominee.

However, there are some unintended consequences.

The corporate media is furious it cannot take Trump out. It won't stop trying, but the former President has soundly defeated the press again.

The Democrats operating as law enforcement officials still have a shot to damage Trump, but those people are sketchy as well.

The Fani Willis/Fulton County, Georgia case is collapsing under the weight of corruption allegations. Ms. Willis apparently used the Trump case to enrich her married boyfriend and then traveled with him on the taxpayer dime for recreational purposes, if you know what I mean.

Fani is done. The entire case could very well be dismissed.

In New York, only some believe the legal system has been fair to Trump. His political position will not be damaged no matter what happens.

In Washington, Special Counsel Jack Smith's January 6 conspiracy charges are a hodgepodge of speculation. Weak case. If Trump is convicted, the appeals process could take years.

Mar-a-Lago classified documents? Joe Biden walked on the same charges; Americans know it.

So, it seems that the Trump train will arrive much earlier than anyone thought.

Barack and Michelle Obama are watching all this. They very well understand President Biden is incapable of running the country and campaigning for reelection. Astute Democrats now know that Joe is at the end of the line.

In fact, the only hope the left has to defeat Donald Trump is if Michelle agrees to get in the race. That's it. That's the "Hail Mary."

Predictions are guesses.

What is not speculative is that Donald Trump is all the way back.

And as Wyatt Earp proclaimed in the movie "Tombstone," hell's coming with him.