[central_va]

But in this particular election, so far, no single candidate has expressed the views of the majority of Republican voters.

Ridiculous comment.

Currently neither party represents the blue collar or lower management white collar working Americans that make up the majority of the population. Neither party is courting that vote either because the gloBULList Cheap Labor Cabal that runs the uniparty hates the middle class. Their is simply no labor party. Think about it neither party represents labor. Astounding. IMO Trump comes closest to that. He is the majority candidate by far.

[BroJoeK]

central_va: "Ridiculous comment."

I think your follow-up paragraph expressed pretty well what I intended to mean.
I would only reinforce the fact that no single candidate has yet expressed the views of a majority of Republican voters.
I say this because even though Trump has 53% of delegates elected so far, he has never scored above 50% of Republicans in national polls.
Today polls show Trump at 31% in Wisconsin, 33% in Pennsylvania, 38% in California and 41% nationally among Republicans.

So right now Trump seems our best bet, but it's far from a cake-walk.