So what if he doesn't fit their preconceived mold? Is there any hard evidence that he would "destroy" the Party and give Congress and the Presidency to the Democrats? Hasn't he gotten many more votes than any of the other candidates?
Why don't they acknowledge the fact that he is the front-runner and talk to him about who should be VP and in his cabinet if he is nominated and elected? Instead, it appears that the GOP "establishment" is more willing to destroy the Party than is Trump. What do they think his supporters will do if they feel he is unfairly denied the nomination?
Or do they care?
Why don't they acknowledge the fact that he is the front-runner and talk to him about who should be VP and in his cabinet if he is nominated and elected? Instead, it appears that the GOP "establishment" is more willing to destroy the Party than is Trump. What do they think his supporters will do if they feel he is unfairly denied the nomination?
Or do they care?