[nhwingut]

"It does kind of indicate how politics has been turned on its head," said Vin Weber, a GOP strategist and former congressman who is supporting Bush. "All of us—pundits, journalist, everyone—we may have underestimated the anti- establishment mood dramatically."

Ya think?

[skeeter]

If Walker and the others are really bright they'll drive a stake through the Yeb campaign's heart now.

If Trump stumbles or gets bored Bush will be right there with all that money and party support. This way if Trump decides to get out it'll be anybodies race.

Right now the only one who seems to understand that is Cruz.

[goldstategop]

The GOP establishment is deeply despised by conservatives.

To paraphrase Harry Truman - this has been the “Do-Nothing” GOP Congress.

[BigEdLB]

RCP Average has Bush, 6.4, in 5th, 20 behind Trump (26.4). I am sure some common core math will overcome the deficit.

[Iron Munro]

The Uniparty is upset that an outsider like Trump dares to intrude on their private racket.

[HarleyLady27]

. This way if Trump decides to get out it’ll be anybodies race.
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I’ve never heard anything so stupid in my life....Trump, fortunately for all of those ‘unbelievers’, is going to win and end up in the White House January 20, 2016....

[Lurkinanloomin]

Vin Weber and the rest of the employees of The Cheap Labor Express seriously underestimated the anti-amnesty rage of the citizens.
They thought they could rig the primaries to force us to hold our noses for another cheap labor importer.

We The People want the illegal alien inundation stopped.

Trump may not be the best wrench in the toolbox for every job, but he will suffice to throw into the wheels of The Cheap Labr Express.

[Pollster1]

Will the Trump Summer be followed by a Trump Fall or by Trump’s fall? As long as Jeb/Rubio/Christie/Kasich doesn’t step in, I’m happy, but I hope Cruz is the one with the right strategy to profit from Trump’s huge anti-establishment backing.

[Nervous Tick]

>> “All of us—pundits, journalist, everyone—we may have underestimated the anti- establishment mood dramatically.”

Absolutely, Vin! Y’all must be in the slow class.

And ALL of you — pundits, journalists, everyone — can E.S.A.D.

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Ya mean like the success Hillary Clinton had re-setting the “Russian Reset”!!! LMAO!!! Failures, failures everywhere Obama, Clinton, Biden, Kerry, McConnell, Boehner, Bush (Jeb), McCain, Romney, Graham, the entire Democrat Party & the entire Republican Establishment RINOs!!! And....all these idiots and fools think everything is just peachy!!! Butt heads...all of them!!!

[Eddie01]

Rhetorical ?:

How does a three day weekend suddenly change the hearts and minds of the American public regarding political opinion?

Trump speaking on the USS Iowa does that.

Will TV attack ads help the GOPe, I’m hoping America will be able to see through that as well and am encourage by the rejection of all dirty tricks to date.

Go Cruz
Go Trump

[painter]

BUMP!

[cp124]

Did Jebby sign a no third party pledge?

[dragnet2]

Jeb Bush revealed his intentions early in December and the money quickly poured in.

Someone get word to this AH Bush to look up the lying Meg Whitman. She was the multi-billionaire with connections to Goldman Sachs who ran for Governor of California in 2010.

Meg Whitman couldn't even buy the governors office after it was discovered she flat out lied about her illegal alien house servant.

[SamAdams76]

It's a long article but the now second tier candidates still apparently labor under the delusion that Trump will eventually leave the race (out of boredom?) or drop down in the polls. They still think that this Trump candidacy is a bubble that will eventually burst, allowing the GOP to get back to the business of nominating the usual lackluster RINO who will either get plastered in the general election or eke out a narrow electoral victory over some equally odious Democrat nominee.

We will see what actually happens. But I don't think Trump is bored, nor do I think all his supporters are going to suddenly decide they would rather have a Jebbie Bush or a Marco Rubio.