And by August 7-10, Donald Trump will be seen as the front-runner in the November election. Why? The dem convention is July 25-28, after the Republican convention the week before.
So the world will see Donald Trump accept the nomination in Cleveland in a somewhat orderly fashion (assuming the networks can muffle the sound of Karl Rove and Willard Romney crying and wailing), and the same world will see the strife at the dem party when Sanders voters react to the official nomination, but worse of all;
The world will get to hear Hillary Clinton make her acceptance speech. No way around it; you can't move it to Saturday night, you can't hide it, you can't cover it up with a hand motion and snappy patter like "What difference does it make?". The basic problem the dems have is that Hillary is, at base, a really lousy, impersonal, rehearsed, 20th century liberal and has a speech delivery mechanism that sounds like fingernails on a chalkboard. She's married to Bill Clinton; she has no Bill Clinton DNA or charm in her.
The Whole World Is Watching, Hilly, The Whole World Is Watching. Don't get nervous; what could go wrong?
So why did I pick August 7-10 in my opening? Because by then the polls will include reactions from both conventions. Until then, the LIV's can rely on MSNBC and Facebook for their news sources and opinion basis, but when Hilly is center stage there won't be a filter. The comparison between DJT and Crooked HRC should be enough to make the difference. Then the betting pools will be on the point spread, not the basic outcome.
Outstanding forecast. Hope it all comes down the way you describe and anticipate. Listening to Mr. Trump’s acceptance speech will be so inspirational and majestic while, as you note, hers will be ear-piercingly painful.
The GOP convention should be all about MAGA. The dems will be all about apologizing for our country and political correctness insanity. God Bless our next President Donald Trump and safely guide him to the White House!!!!