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Donald Trump has taken firm control of the race for the Republican presidential nomination with his third straight victory, in Nevada. To deny him that role, strategists say, his leading rivals must quickly change the trajectory of the race and then dig in for what could be a long battle that could go all the way to the GOP convention in Cleveland.
Donald Trump’s primary wins and perch atop the polls with barely a week to go before a string of crucial contests has triggered frantic hand-wringing from his many critics in the Republican Party who worry time is running out to deny him the presidential nomination.
Donald J. Trump has snatched three straight victories, built a powerful lead in national polls and knocked several opponents out of the 2016 presidential race. His path to the Republican nomination looks wider than ever. But it could still contain pitfalls and roadblocks. Here are some of the ways he could still stumble.
… giving him free publicity…
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Metallicus
Sorry demogouges like Trump are worse than anything we have now.
originally posted by: Metallicus
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Metallicus
Sorry demogouges like Trump are worse than anything we have now.
Look, I don't like Trump either, but Hilary is a criminal 10 times over. I can't believe you would think she is better than Trump.
I do agree we are screwed either way.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: HoldMyBeer
At this point I'm resigned to believe that it's up to the Democrats to beat him. The GOP has imploded on itself apparently.
In a $125m lawsuit she later dropped, the woman accused Donald Trump of ‘outrageous conduct’ – and says now that she stands by her allegations
originally posted by: Willtell
Sexual assault allegations against Trump resurface as Super Tuesday nears
In a $125m lawsuit she later dropped, the woman accused Donald Trump of ‘outrageous conduct’ – and says now that she stands by her allegations
Their coming after Trump
Yesterday his taxes, now the past indiscretions or anything they could drum up to take him down will come out.
Trump will be deluged with bad publicity
www.theguardian.com...
Potentially confusing matters further, the woman appears to now be a supporter of Trump’s campaign for the White House. She told the website Law Newz this week that she would be voting for Trump. “I saw him [Donald] recently, and he said I looked good,” the website reported her as saying. “I have nothing but good things to say about Donald.”