The bold makes her more likely to bolt in my opinion. People without loyalty to the cause, so to speak, are basically mercenaries. No one on Trump's team cares about the guy himself but his family, and to extend that, no one including Trump himself in this campaign actually cares what happens to the GOP after this is over. People who don't care are quick to flee.
I think this is probably accurate. Trump seems like a boardroom sort of leader. He gathers these people together to argue in front of him, and he picks the "winner" based on his own criteria. It's likely why he never liked Manafort; the guy probably didn't jive with Trump's own ideas of how to successfully argue his case.
I bet if you walked up to Trump on the street and said, "Hey Mr. Trump, those people you've got right now aren't very good. I could get in there and really show the staff how to box it out with Hillary. Really strong, really "pull no punches" stuff. Make her look weak and you come out looking like a billion* dollars. Whaddaya say?" he'd hire you for your passion.
*This is intentionally buttering him up since he values his own net worth so much. Like, really enunciate and make it clear that you're saying billion, not million.
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