“ANYONE on that stage that couldn’t handle the little bit of heat they got last night should drop out of the race today.”
Exactly. We’re talking about Megyn Kelly because Trump is talking about her. Her questions were opportunities for him and he blew it because he’s a crybaby.
There’s plenty of support for him but it’s not based on any particular policy proposal. The one good thing he’s done is talk about the border. He has no other ideas; he’s not talking small-government conservatism. As the field narrows his support will shrink to the point he’ll see he can’t get the nomination, then he’ll switch to a third party. If he stays in the race he’ll hand the election to Hillary Clinton.
But those who vote for him will FEEL better about “not throwing away” their votes.
It’s so tiring going through this same stupid logic election after election, like Groundhog day.
I don't have a horse in this race yet. I really don't, it's just waaaaaay too early for that, IMO.
Having said that, Trump wasn't a "crybaby." If anything, Trump showed the others what needed to be done to get their message over the top of the media's cheap-shot tactics.
Notice this morning's headlines on Drudge have a few talking about Republican Candidates racing to the right to out flank Trump.
Now why would that happen? Easy: They're finally picking up on how Trump's getting his message out and are going to start emulating him.
Personally, I think that's the greatest thing Trump's bringing to the race: a big set of ba**s which every other candidate is missing.
Maybe, just maybe the other candidates will find theirs now.