Wondering if Trump is actually already a 3rd party candidate - just

doing so from within GOP - using conservative label as a hook for the angry folks - but at the same time being mushy enough on other issues to grab a lot of Dems and Indys

If so it's hard to tell which party would hurt worse in the general , depending on the matchup -- either GOP holds it's nose and supports, or tRump wins based on a very unhappy dem party

I'm shocked every day at the range of folks I hear supporting him across the board

Posted: 02/16/2016 at 4:30PM

Wondering if Trump is actually already a 3rd party candidate - just -- Mr Wahoo 02/16/2016 4:30PM

Trump as 3rd party is Dem wet dream. ** -- bballbill 02/16/2016 4:57PM

Coincidence? Bill had his Perot. Hillary has her Trump. -- Wahoo Ron 02/16/2016 5:49PM

Perot did not give the election to Clinton, though. ** -- Hokie5150 02/16/2016 6:01PM

We will never know, will we? Some say yes, others no ** -- Wahoo Ron 02/16/2016 6:03PM

Most exit polling shows the vote split fairly evenly at 38-40% each. -- Hokie5150 02/16/2016 6:08PM

There're just polls asking people hypotheticals -- Wahoo Ron 02/16/2016 6:36PM

Nader cost gore the election though (Pat B maybe also but not on purpose) ** -- KCHoo 02/16/2016 6:12PM

Trump is Dem wet dream. only chance to win ** -- AlexHoo 02/16/2016 5:13PM

It's interesting that there are 2 "just blow the whole thing up" candidates -- CharlestonSC 02/16/2016 4:40PM

Who is the other "blow the whole thing up" candidate? -- southdenverhoo 02/16/2016 5:02PM

It has certainly paid his bills. more net worth than bottom 25% combined ** -- KCHoo 02/16/2016 6:07PM

How would you characterize the words "start a revolution"? -- WahooRQ 02/16/2016 5:49PM

Bernie is offering more than enough change to the current system to be -- MaizeAndBlueWahoo 02/16/2016 5:08PM

Wondering if Trump is actually already a 3rd party candidate - just

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