POLL: What are the chances Trump will just LEAVE?

[Mac1958]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

 

[dannyboys]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

Trump is not a 'loser'. He's going straight to the White house.
I guarantee you the FBI 'criminal investigation' will end Hillary's political career forever.

 

[martybegan]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

if he is going to bail, it will be right before the Convention.

 

[Kristian]

50% then Stein and Johnson will replacement.
Two pieces ladies if it is true with DO by Trump.

 

[Kristian]

Johnson in this election with Trump staying or election 2020 if Hillary won this year?!

 

[candycorn]

No chance. His ego couldn’t take being rejected.
He actually believes that everyone loves him and he is going to win.

 

[gipper]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

The R party is NOT a conservative party. Little Johnny McCant, dipshit Mitt, and doofus W can hardly be considered conservative, yet the party lined up behind them. Why not Trump? Because the R party is about protecting the Oligarchy/Establishment, just as is the D party. The D party has their establishment 1% owned candidate. Trump threatens this good old boy network. As such, he must be denigrated and marginalized by the Oligarchy/Establishment.

 

[tinydancer]

WTF? His campaign is not in disarray at all. Corey had to go. That was to be expected because as awesome as he was in the primaries the general is a whole new ball game. Manafort is completely in charge now as far as I know. Very talented. And no way in hell is Trump going to bail.

Why should he? He just beat the ever loving shit out of 16 competitors. AND WON bigger than any other R candidate in 30 years.

 

[TNHarley]

Why would he? You think the last few GOP POTUSs have been conservative?

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

He's a sociopath, so he won't simply concede and end his campaign. He will create a monstrous, dramatic incident where he can blame someone else for his decision to withdraw. With Ross Perot in 1992 it was the spectre that someone on the left was plotting to disrupt his daughter's wedding. With Trump it will be someone who has threatened to assassinate Ivanka if he doesn't drop out. Watch, it will be spectacular!

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

WTF? His campaign is not in disarray at all. Corey had to go. That was to be expected because as awesome as he was in the primaries the general is a whole new ball game. Manafort is completely in charge now as far as I know. Very talented. And no way in hell is Trump going to bail.

Why should he? He just beat the ever loving shit out of 16 competitors. AND WON bigger than any other R candidate in 30 years.

Pay attention: Hillary has 40 X times more money on hand than he has. He either self-funds or goes away. And if the quickness in which he wrote checks to those veterans organizations is any indication, he will have to go away soon.

 

[NightFox]

WTF? His campaign is not in disarray at all. Corey had to go. That was to be expected because as awesome as he was in the primaries the general is a whole new ball game. Manafort is completely in charge now as far as I know. Very talented. And no way in hell is Trump going to bail.

Why should he? He just beat the ever loving shit out of 16 competitors. AND WON bigger than any other R candidate in 30 years.

He just fired his campaign manager who then said in an interview he didn't know why he'd been fired, his fund raising is abysmal and his organization is lacking and he's way behind in the polls against Clinton.

Looks like disarray, walks like disarray, quacks like disarray... probably is disarray.

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

Trump is not a 'loser'. He's going straight to the White house.
I guarantee you the FBI 'criminal investigation' will end Hillary's political career forever.

So you're OK with the POTUS attending his trial for fraud during the day instead of being in the Oval Office doing his job? Fascinating.

 

[konradv]

Highly unlikely. How could he look anyone in the face again and who would want to go into business with him in the future? I say 25%, because there's always a chance and that was the lowest choice above 0%. Also, I don't know what "mango" means.

 

[The VOR]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

if he is going to bail, it will be right before the Convention.

When he is voted the nominee at the convention, instead of giving an acceptance speech he will say: Fuck it. This isn't fun anymore. I quit.

 

[tinydancer]

WTF? His campaign is not in disarray at all. Corey had to go. That was to be expected because as awesome as he was in the primaries the general is a whole new ball game. Manafort is completely in charge now as far as I know. Very talented. And no way in hell is Trump going to bail.

Why should he? He just beat the ever loving shit out of 16 competitors. AND WON bigger than any other R candidate in 30 years.

He just fired his campaign manager who then said in an interview he didn't know why he'd been fired, his fund raising is abysmal and his organization is lacking and he's way behind in the polls against Clinton.

Looks like disarray, walks like disarray, quacks like disarray... probably is disarray.

You don't know his team for jack shit do you? Corey had to leave. Call it fired like the lib headlines all you want; I call it "campaign restructuring for the general".

He was a great primary campaign manager taking the most unlikely Presidential candidate and not the easiest to work with and beating the shit out of all the other opponents to become the nominee,And kudos to Corey for doing just that.

But Corey is just not for the general. He just doesn't have enough experience. With Manafort clearly in charge now they can prep for the general once the convention is over.

And the polls by the way last week were seriously skewered by oversampling of D's. One in particular had Clinton ahead by 7% but the oversampling of D's was by 7%. Gee how did they come up with Clinton up by 7%?



You always have to go to the methodology of any poll to understand it.

 

[Mac1958]

if he is going to bail, it will be right before the Convention.

That would be my guess, but if he really felt wronged by the party he could do it after the convention just to fuck them up.

Let's go back to one of the first things he was concerned about: How he was going to be "treated". He could easily claim that he had been victimized by the party, that the GOP had sabotaged his candidacy. That allows him (and his ego) a relatively easy out, because his supporters would completely agree.

I'll bet you the thought has at least crossed his mind. That would be his strategy. "The Man Who Could Have Been King", stabbed in the back by his own people in vicious, devious betrayal.

Very poetic. Maybe "Trump, the Movie".
.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

No chance. His ego couldn’t take being rejected.
He actually believes that everyone loves him and he is going to win.

You do love him seeing you have a thread stating you believe Trump is correct on the Gun Control issue...

Don't deny it and know if he were the Democratic Nominee you would be fierce with your defense of him while tell everyone how that Oompa Loompa color bringing out the color in his eyes...

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

Not a chance because he has to make sure Hillary Clinton win in November and hand her the Senate and maybe the House if he is lucky...

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Trump's campaign staff is in disarray and it's time for him to start writing BIG, BIG checks, RIGHT NOW.

What are the chances he just drops out one day and leaves the GOP high and dry?

He's not a conservative, and he's been at odds with the party since Day One, why would he care?

Trump is not a 'loser'. He's going straight to the White house.
I guarantee you the FBI 'criminal investigation' will end Hillary's political career forever.

So you're OK with the POTUS attending his trial for fraud during the day instead of being in the Oval Office doing his job? Fascinating.

You're alright with the Democratic choice being under investigation so what difference does it make if Trump is in court for fraud?

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

WTF? His campaign is not in disarray at all. Corey had to go. That was to be expected because as awesome as he was in the primaries the general is a whole new ball game. Manafort is completely in charge now as far as I know. Very talented. And no way in hell is Trump going to bail.

Why should he? He just beat the ever loving shit out of 16 competitors. AND WON bigger than any other R candidate in 30 years.

He just fired his campaign manager who then said in an interview he didn't know why he'd been fired, his fund raising is abysmal and his organization is lacking and he's way behind in the polls against Clinton.

Looks like disarray, walks like disarray, quacks like disarray... probably is disarray.

You don't know his team for jack shit do you? Corey had to leave. Call it fired like the lib headlines all you want; I call it "campaign restructuring for the general".

He was a great primary campaign manager taking the most unlikely Presidential candidate and not the easiest to work with and beating the shit out of all the other opponents to become the nominee,And kudos to Corey for doing just that.

But Corey is just not for the general. He just doesn't have enough experience. With Manafort clearly in charge now they can prep for the general once the convention is over.

And the polls by the way last week were seriously skewered by oversampling of D's. One in particular had Clinton ahead by 7% but the oversampling of D's was by 7%. Gee how did they come up with Clinton by 7%?



You always have to go to the methodology of any poll to understand it.

So you know the internal workings of Trump's campaign? Fascinating. If all was above board, then why didn't Trump have a press conference with Lewandowski resigning instead of having him escorted out of the building by security? Dumbass. You don't just drink the KoolAid, you're the whole pitcher.