[Zhang Fei]

Not only couldn’t he guess it, but the issue in the debate in question that had been discussed just before he was asked his opinion was on the nuclear triad. If he’d have just been listening, instead of sticking out his jaw and making faces at different parties, he’d have picked up what the triad was from those who had just spoken. Clearly the man has no chops for policy, which explains why he has been all over the lot on policy his entire adult life, and will likely to continue to “evolve” if he should ever be placed in the presidency.

People who compare Trump to Reagan don't seem to understand that Reagan stood with Goldwater over 2 decades before he was elected president. Trump has been all over the map ideologically. It's not so much that nobody knows where Trump really stands. It's that maybe Trump doesn't even know where he stands. The shifting sands of Trump's personal convictions are a shaky foundation upon which to hand him the GOP nomination.

[Responsibility2nd]

The shifting sands of Trump’s personal convictions are a shaky foundation upon which to hand him the GOP nomination.

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Indeed. But no one is handing Trump a dang thing. He is TAKING things. Kicking butt if he needs to.

Cruz is my #1 choice, but if Trump beats Ted, then we have no other choice but to sit back and watch Trump win it all.

[Uncle Miltie]

Trump is like the loose canon on deck. He may crush many things quite randomly before he is corralled.

However, the “deck” is Washington, D.C. How many thing in D.C. are so dear to you or me that we wouldn’t take our chances?

[Lagmeister]

You’re just wrong, flat wrong about Reagan. I made several posts about how Reagan governed: solidifying Social Security, tariffs and such. Reagan was ‘America first’ while Cruz is a globalist. The Triad thing is absurd, no meaning and carries no weight.