The rest of us - the #NeverTrumps - will continue to put pressure on to attempt to force some change.
Ditto.
I am reminded of an Atlanta mayoral race many years ago. Former mayor Maynard Jackson decided to run for mayor again back in the early 1990s. Because of the approaching Olympics, the general consensus was that Jackson would be the best person for the job. So thorough was his support that no one stood up to run against him. No one but one man - Hosea Williams.
Hosea stated right up front that he had zero chance of becoming mayor. But he also said that it was important to have Jackson commit to certain positions before becoming mayor, and that unless challenged to do so, he would come in to office without having to state a position on anything. And that was simply unacceptable.
Maynard Jackson won that election, but he did so AFTER stating his position on Pershing Point rezoning, the SR-400 extension, the ongoing water department crisis, and the accessibility of olympic venues in the years following the games, among others. And he would not have revealed any of this without Hosea Williams challenging his desire to lead.
Hosea Williams earned my respect for that. He refused to roll over, and instead forced the future mayor to commit.