Can they even come back? They been catering to this group for years.
He's too stupid to run for president. None of this is at all surprising. Apparently having a reality show doesn't prepare you for the rigors of a presidential campaign. Hillary, meanwhile, has been prepping for this for 30 years. It's like watching CM Punk fight Jon Jones.
Given his ego, I can't imagine he'll handle losing well, especially when it's looking more and more like a blowout.
Hardest part about him dropping out (and I don't think his ego would allow it) is who would replace him? There is zero chance a replacement could mount a campaign this late and win. It might serve to help the GOP save their control of congress, but who on earth would basically be the sacrificial lamb to replace Trump, knowing they will lose?
He's too stupid to run for president. None of this is at all surprising. Apparently having a reality show doesn't prepare you for the rigors of a presidential campaign. Hillary, meanwhile, has been prepping for this for 30 years. It's like watching CM Punk fight Jon Jones.
At what point is the GOP going to wake up? They can't do this crazy train bullshit in 2020 against an incumbent. But I'm actually worried that "normal" candidates might not be able to survive the primary process after we got a glimpse of The Trump Show. I could see another person like him do it again and trample over sensible picks.
45% was how much of the field Sanders got as well. Difference was, he wasn't facing a field of 10+ political jobbers.Eh, I think Hilary is kind of proving now that a strong candidate can dismantle that kind of thing. She's wildly distrusted and disliked (mainly due to an unprecedented swear job by the right-wing), but she's a decent speaker, has the unity of the party behind her, and talks like she actually has confidence in herself and the stuff she says. One of the issues with the GOP primaries was the weak candidates. Like, the infamous penis debates is a good example. The fact that those guys all let Trump suck them into that nonsense shows that they were paper in the wind. Hell, you look at the final two. Ted Cruz was an average at best speaker, and could barely answer a question without on those long, what-do-I-say-now pauses. I think if the GOP had a better selection of candidates, the primaries would have looked much different.
No...no...this is just a bad comparison. Trump's actually entertaining...
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/14/us/politics/donald-trump-campaign-gop.html
Lots more at link, including descriptions of a failed intervention and bewilderment from the GOP establishment.
Like, the infamous penis debates is a good example.
The party that hates gay people seriously had a bunch of men on stage debating penis size. Irony.
At the end of a fund-raiser on Long Island last week, he playfully buzzed the crowd twice with his helicopter.
Wasn't expecting something like this today. Almost wish it were wallpaper size.
meanwhile, Clinton's ground game is turning Red Sates into Battleground States.
Sean Hannity needs to make a medical diagnostic on Donald Trump's condition, America needs to know
Yup. Trump has done damage to the GOP that could take at least a decade to fix.
I honestly think r/the_Donald is going to have a far bigger mental breakdown than trump himself
I understand the comparison, but really think the constant calling up of Hitler, or any part of regime, is too flawed to hold any weight to what's going on now with Trump. Nothing that's happening now is comparable to Hitler outside the use of racial diversion in Trump's campaign, but I would even argue that is not directly comparable.
No...no...this is just a bad comparison. Trump's actually entertaining...
Trump is much more like Mussolini than Hitler.
Mr. Trumps advisers believe he is nearly out of time to right his campaign. On Tuesday, hours before his explosive comment about Second Amendment people taking action if Mrs. Clinton is elected, his brain trust reassembled again at Trump Tower in a reprise of their stern meeting in June.
They again urged Mr. Trump to adjust his tone and comportment. The top pollster, Tony Fabrizio, gave an unvarnished assessment, warning that Mr. Trumps numbers would only move in one direction, absent a major change.
Mr. Trump, people briefed on the meeting said, digested the advice and responded receptively.
It was time, he agreed, to get on track.
How long before people quit? Isnt staying through to the end for a toxic campaign bad for future job prospecting?
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How do you explain this gap in your resume?
"I was in jail."
Okay. Sure you weren't working for Trump's campaign?
"Swear to God. Jail."