DGS49
Diamond Member
...is a total fantasy, created by the Trumpsters to create the illusion that the average Republicans want Trump. But the reality is quite different. The relevant facts are as follows:
About a third of actual Republicans want Trump as the nominee. 2/3 want a real Republican. In some of the primaries, where Democrats and independents were allowed to vote, it appeared that Trump was doing better, but this was a false impression.
One-on-one, either Cruz or Kasich would easily beat Trump, as would Rubio and several others.
Trump is the worst possible nominee. He is virtually the only one who could manage to lose to HRC in the general election..
Trump will not have the necessary votes going into the convention, and after the first ballot, he will fade into nothingness. At that point, the delegates will be free to nominate a real republican. There is nothing dishonest, devious, or inappropriate about it.
About a third of actual Republicans want Trump as the nominee. 2/3 want a real Republican. In some of the primaries, where Democrats and independents were allowed to vote, it appeared that Trump was doing better, but this was a false impression.
One-on-one, either Cruz or Kasich would easily beat Trump, as would Rubio and several others.
Trump is the worst possible nominee. He is virtually the only one who could manage to lose to HRC in the general election..
Trump will not have the necessary votes going into the convention, and after the first ballot, he will fade into nothingness. At that point, the delegates will be free to nominate a real republican. There is nothing dishonest, devious, or inappropriate about it.