Look guys, there's no all or nothing with Trump. He's a mixed bag. Is he a true blue Cruz level conservative? No. Is he Hillary Clinton? No. He's hard to pin down as most rogue iconoclasts are. He's good at PR but doesn't have the deepest of intellect, but balances that with experience and a forceful manner of saying what he means.
He's both good and bad for the party. Good because he's destroying the GOPe while showing some great cajones on various issues, but bad because he might lead the party into the reality show weeds while we know there are true conservative candidates out there to nominate. He is definitely one hell of a risk: he might be another Reagan, or he might be an Arnold Schwarzenegger. He might even be a Hillary trojan horse, assuming she can even still get the nomination. Then again he might deliver and even surprise.
He's not my choice, but I don't despise him either. Trump is not the only dog in this fight, Carson is right up there and Fiorina not far behind, with others like Cruz hanging in there. When the wannabes start dropping that support will consolidate, then we will really see where the race is at. Those 2 an 3 percenter candidates' support shifting to another will add up quick. I guess I'm just letting things play out.
And having a fair amount of experience in GOP politics, all I can say is keep your pants on. There's alot of time between now and June, or even now and January. Things can change with one debate as we've seen with Fiorina and Carson, and they likely will again, several times.
