[kingu]

Not sure what you mean wrong - I said Trump was to the right of the GOPe, and then you say that he's anti-establishment.

First and foremost, I've got no illusions that he'll work with anyone and everyone, including McCain and the GOPe, or with Pelosi and the Democrats - I fully expect a major case of bipartisanship to pop up if he is sworn in.

Which was kind of my point - where's the coattail effect on the primary? Who is hitching their stars to Trump to ride in on the anti-establishment charge? Because if we use this opportunity to stuff in as many anti-establishment conservatives as we can, bipartisanship will be diluted and congress itself will be reformed at the same time.

[meadsjn]

where's the coattail effect on the primary? Who is hitching their stars to Trump to ride in on the anti-establishment charge?

It's early yet for Senate and House campaigns.

[Amntn]

I apologize. I misread your post.

I guess I’m getting a little too defensive regarding Trump.

As far as coat tales go it is probably a little too early. I’m hoping he will help more outsiders primary GOPe candidates.

[moehoward]

“Who is hitching their stars to Trump to ride in on the anti-establishment charge?”

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I’d agree with those that say Matt Bevin/Kentucky is an indication of Trump’s influence.