I think I like Trump better

[Heat]

To be honest, I really liked Trump better as the Republican front runner.

It's kind of a gamble really. I think, though, that given Trump's immature nature, and everything about him, if he were the leader it would be more comforting that a Democrat would win. I think in a poll there was something where republicans said that if Trump became the republican candidate they would vote democrat. If he were the candidate, I think a lot of republicans would be voting democrat due to the sole fact that they know Donald shouldn't actually become the president. Now that Carson seems to be leading, I feel that he isn't nutty enough to make republicans switch to democrat.


I feel that Trump's ridiculousness would be a safety net, so that if someone like Bernie Sanders won the Democratic party, it would be clear cut even to those opposed to idea's who should be president.

[Minimalist]

You've got a whole collection of assholes to chose from.

[Lek]

I think when all the smoke and dust clears it will be Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton.  The youthful, fresh and energetic Rubio will beat out the tired, old, establishment candidate Clinton.

[Lemonvariable72]

I wonna see that debate between Bernie and Trump. Be like a bit like watching grandma step in a ring with mike tyson

[Minimalist]

Trump reminded the trailer-trash base of the GOP of his plan to deport 11 million people and has surged back to the lead.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_c..._looks_now

Friday, November 13, 2015
The outsiders are still leading the pack in Rasmussen Reports’ latest look at the Republican presidential primary race following Tuesday night’s debate.
Our latest national telephone survey of Likely Republican Primary Voters shows Donald Trump with 27% support. Twenty percent (20%) say they would vote for Dr. Ben Carson if the GOP presidential primary were held in their state today.
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida picks up 16% of the vote, while 13% prefer Senator Ted Cruz of Texas. Eight percent (8%) say they would vote for former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, while support for ex-Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina has fallen back to four percent (4%).

The base wants a show which requires a showman.  The money wing of the party would probably settle for Rubio but all that has to be done to discredit him in the trailer parks is to remind them that he was part of the Gang of Eight plan which proposed a path to citizenship.  No matter how onerous you make that, its amnesty as far as the base is concerned.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_of_Ei...gration%29

[Anomalocaris]

I think when all the smoke and dust clears it will be Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton.  The youthful, fresh and energetic Rubio will beat out the tired, old, establishment candidate Clinton.

The Buffoon who push the envelope of buffoonery will beat out the candidate who tries to stay away from buffoonery?