Why It's Hard To Convince Republicans That Trump Is Unelectable
Three big-money groups spent the summer carrying the same message, but it’s one that Republican voters aren’t prepared to hear.
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Three big-money groups spent the summer carrying the same message, but it’s one that Republican voters aren’t prepared to hear.
Republican rivals of Donald Trump and their allies have run about $75 million in advertising, hosted hundreds of events, deployed small armies of door-knockers and staged a presidential debate with
Rival campaigns and outside consultants say polling and focus group data show that Trump is beatable in the first two states and that subsequent consolidation in the field could spell his defeat next spring.
The Republicans are scrambling to find a candidate other than Trump, and not many seem able to break the spell he has on conservative voters.
For America’s democracy to survive, we need two viable political parties, each with a credible and trustworthy presidential candidate.