Trump is on a lark. He didn’t expect to be taken near this seriously by so many people and really doesn’t know what to do next. But so long as the MSM will keep shoving mics in front of his face, he’ll keep sticking his foot in his mouth on a daily basis.
Obviously the Trump adorers who used to be GOP voters have no problem with him going third party, and also appear to have no problem with the fact that the Dems are trying to paint Trump as the typical conservative (wonder why?), so it would appear to me that said voters have every intention of leaving the GOP to vote for Trump should that become necessary.
Assuming that to be the case, why should we listen to them when it comes to choosing the GOP nominee? They’re going to leave anyway if they don’t get their way, right along with Trump. He’s obviously a “take my ball and go home when I don’t get my way” sort of guy, but I had no idea so many conservatives were the same sort.
The GOP should “disinvite” Trump from the next debate and let the chips fall where they may. He’ll flail around, let the spittle fly in all directions, and probably take 5% of the GOP voters with him, but at least then we’d be rid of Hillary’s stalking horse and can get back to deciding which of a dozen or more excellent candidates should be the GOP nominee.
You got it wrong...’WE’ are the GOP... ‘THEY’ are the 3rd Party in Washington.
Thank you. Very well put. Just Trump’s admission that he won’t back the nominee primary voters eventually choose should end all support for him among Conservatives. He’s just in it as a spoiler and for the publicity. He can’t match the others’ knowledge about issues and their communication skills and that ticks him off. So, he resorts to insults and schoolyard name-calling that appeal to a certain segment of the population that admires crude blowhards who like to stick it to people who disagree with them. The country deserves better than this. It desperately needs something better than this.