A. hate Women and consider them to be judged on their looks

B. hate anyone who is not white and hetersexual

C. hate anyone who is educated or not from Murika




This is the platform of the GOP.

This is NOT an exaggeration.

I want the world to know this.

Shanghai, Seoul, Rome, Moscow, istanbul, Calcutta, Rio, and other world cities think when they look at the Klown Kar.

They must swing between puzzlement, fits of laughing, and sheer, pants-loading terror.

Can't say I blame them a bit.

Trump embodies all of the base Republican ideas.


Only 25% of the party identify as moderates...
Evangelicals = 30%
Tea Party = 22%

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/robert-schlesinger/2013/07/23/poll-shows-republicans-divided-by-tea-party-evangelicals-and-moderates

I seem to remember Trump leading two of those three groups, so 25% is not his ceiling

As people drop out, he will pick-up more voters from two of the three biggest factions.

I want him to stay in all the way to the convention. And then when they jerk him off, he'll run third party.

I won't be happy if he leaves.

and oh i so hope you're correct

I still expect him to arrive at the convention with a strong lead; but, not enough to win on the first ballot. By the second ballot, expect delegates to converge on one or two establishment candidates, probably Bush and Walker. By the third ballot, I expect that Scott Walker will win the nomination, meaning that the Koch Brothers will effectively be in charge of the GOP.

Possibly even a good portion of Huckabee's support Trump can get.

The only folks for sure he can't get are Rand's and Jeb's. And right now that's not a lot of folks.

at least that high.



http://www.people-press.org/2015/06/04/broad-public-support-for-legal-status-for-undocumented-immigrants/

I think Cruz and Trump have made a delegate agreement between them..., so there is also that.

He’s really crazy.. Someone or something will piss him off and he won’t be able to control himself.

He just won’t survive..He might not even want to...

So, I realize it varies, but are most state electors bound to vote for a candidate that gets 34% of the vote, or only if a candidate get's over 50% ?

who are getting 3-5% or less and I think it's a lot closer to 35-38%.

is an experiment in Poe's Law.

which can be seen here so I think Trump may be the nominee