Should we just accept that Trump isn't going anywhere?

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

I mean he's been the frontrunner for 2+ months now with no sign of that changing. There just is a certain faction of populist Republicans who will support Trump no matter what, even when his past positions are brought up or no matter what he says. I sincerely believe Trump will be one of the last standing Republican candidates if not the nominee.

[weixiaobao]

I mean he's been the frontrunner for 2+ months now with no sign of that changing.

3 months now (or 3 and a half months depend on your criteria since he start to statistically tie or beat Bush since the beginning of July).

I think people "maybe" right to said he initially did this as some sort of publicity stunt.  I can't judge because I am not a mindreader.  But he is way too invested now.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

I mean he's been the frontrunner for 2+ months now with no sign of that changing.

3 months now (or 3 and a half months depend on your criteria since he start to statistically tie or beat Bush since the beginning of July).

I think people "maybe" right to said he initially did this as some sort of publicity stunt.  I can't judge because I am not a mindreader.  But he is way too invested now.

Yeah it's three you were correct, I'm worried about his as the nominee though, with his outrageous comments (whether or not he actually subscribes to those views is debatable) will turn off so many people from our party for the next few election cycles.

[Mr. Morden]

“There just is a certain faction of populist Democrats who will support Howard Dean no matter what.”