[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

I don’t think Trump is the best vehicle for this.

He has given a lot of money over the years to the Democrats including the Clintons-—to their foundation and their political campaigns.

He said he loves Hillary thought she’d make a fantastic president.

He could very well still be in bed with the Clintons.

I wouldn’t trust him.

Yes, I’m mad as hell, but that doesn’t mean I think Trump is the right man for the office he seeks.

[dfwgator]

Trump’s emergence says more about the GOP than it does about Trump.

[Robert DeLong]

Jeb Bush is in second with 13 percent of that group

The "disaffected" fall back on Bush? So much for the "disaffected". On the other hand, conservatives who are starting to take notice of Trump, can not even fathom Bush as a second alternative. In fact Ted Cruz is still their main man.

[HarleyLady27]

We need a Trump/Cruz or a Cruz/Trump ticket...

I was thinking about this a couple of weeks ago...If Trump goes into the President position, and Cruz goes into the V.P. position, Cruz could show some ‘politics’ to Trump and Trump could show Cruz some businessman practices....say if Trump lead for 4 years and did good, another 4 years, then Cruz went into President and did good, 4 years and if he did good another 4 years, that’s 16 years of good leadership and NO Democrats.....

[GeronL]

I am very disaffected but Trump is far far far removed from what this country needs.

[1Old Pro]

More than half of Republican voters don’t believe Washington politicians represent their views, and a plurality of those voters want Donald Trump to be the party’s presidential nominee.

Republicans feel abandoned by the go along get along RINO's. In fact, Republicans are so frustrated at the pathetic majority of GOP elected officials that they are saying to pollsters that they support Trump - to send a message to the RINO's. This is bad news for the GOP establishment candidates like Bush, Lyndsey Graham, etc. I think it's good news for conservative reformers.

[Dr. Thorne]

Trumpies should keep in mind that The Donald is part of the Washington Cartel of which Ted Cruz speaks. He is all for buying influence with millions of dollars.

He is also pro-choice, pro-gay, pro-gun control, pro-amnesty, pro-BigGov. This is what we want?

[Demiurge2]

I like the way they also polled Democrats and independents to gauge their crossover interest in Trump.
Oh, that’s right... they didn’t.

[Zathras]

The message is the GOP-e has managed to anger 53% of its BASE.
Someone needs to be held accountable for such mismanagement.
I point the finger at the Bush Family and John McCain.

The Bush Family continues to miss-read its party and then fails to correct its mistakes.
McCain is clearly working both sides of the political fence for his own reasons.

I suspect McCain wants to setup a McCain Dynasty w his wife replacing him and then “The Boob”