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"Trump said that if Planned Parenthood is performing any abortions they should not be receiving federal funds."

That's one of Trump's problems with conservatives. He public speech often continues to waffle between left and right. He positioned himself as a solid liberal lefty into old age, and since, shows one face to liberals and another to conservatives. Another problem is his lack of any record of governance to prove his positions.

Yes, there's a constituency that likes what he's doing, but that constituency will not take him to the presidency. A large portion of conservatives will refuse to vote for him no matter what.

And hopes of bipartisan government income recipients that he will give the presidency to Clinton are also now in the trash, where they belong. Clinton will surely lose, even if she's not in jail soon. The election of Obama against Clinton already made that point clear.

Despite the noise from Internet liberaltarians, the two most realistically viable Republican candidates from the perspective of this point in time are probably Bush and Walker.