BD, we knew he was going to end up helping Hillary win the presidency. But I certainly didn't think he was going to help her THIS much!!! And you're right …the Senate and House could easily be in play now.

He's doing so much irreparable damage to his own candidacy (with NO end in sight) that I'm really beginning to wonder …has he decided to go full *mental* to force the RNC to DENY him the nomination BY ANY MEANS necessary because he truly wants to FREE himself from his circus of a campaign and end the nightmare?

I mean…..it just boggles the mind!

This said it all right here Truth:

Politico Reader:
They have wrapped their arms around a rattlesnake and then they act shocked when they can't stop it from lashing out at everyone, including them. This is going to continue to happen. Every week, hell every day just about is going to bring forth a new controversy that he will start with his rhetoric. If they want to save their party they had better dump his ass now before it is too late. […]

Scarborough to GOP: Stand up to Trump

Excerpts:
Republicans who find themselves despondent over Donald Trump as their party's presumptive presidential nominee need not go through the motions, former congressman and MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said Wednesday.

During an opening segment of "Morning Joe," the former Florida lawmaker laid out the stakes for senators and members of the House running in competitive races against Democrats this November, a day after a Bloomberg Politics national poll showed Clinton with a 12-point lead over Trump.

"This is something you take care of in one town hall meeting. Call a town hall meeting. Say this is why I'm not going to endorse Donald Trump until he does one, two, three. And you go there and explain," Scarborough said.

"And by the way, guess what? Donald Trump loses, he goes back to Mar-a-Lago, he's golfing, he's got stories to tell the rest of his life, and he's fine. He'll be a happy guy again," Scarborough said. "[New Hampshire Sen.] Kelly Ayotte loses, [Wisconsin Sen.] Ron Johnson loses, who knows, maybe Republicans lose in Pennsylvania, maybe they lose in Ohio. They get wiped out in the Senate. Paul Ryan's historic majority gets wiped out in the House."

He continued, "You know, what does Donald Trump care? He's going to be golfing, Scotland, he's gonna be flying around on his plane, he's gonna be talking about how great he is, how he got stabbed in the back by Republicans, how the media was unfair. And he'll have a great life. That's why I don't understand why they don't stand up to him now and say, hey, this isn't your toy to play with. This is our country. This is our party. This is our conservative movement." […] Politico

Politico Reader:
They have wrapped their arms around a rattlesnake and then they act shocked when they can't stop it from lashing out at everyone, including them. This is going to continue to happen. Every week, hell every day just about is going to bring forth a new controversy that he will start with his rhetoric. If they want to save their party they had better dump his ass now before it is too late. […]

First let me say….even when moved to anger (which Pres. Obama clearly feels towards Trump – and understandably so) the President still manages to conduct himself in a manner that exemplifies the kind of man (and leader) he is; one of impeccable character.

So just a few days ago I expressed that..IMO…Trump is not only temperamentally Unfit for the presidency but he is also psychologically and intellectually Unfit. I said that he would spend the next 5 months (until election day in Nov.) proving it over and over and over again. Suffice it to say, I stand by my comments.

Re: Repub leaders who are running for the hills, in a panic about Trump

They had better get used to this kind of madness because Trump IS their nominee. And as I see it, Repub voters could not have picked a better candidate to represent the GOP as their presidential nominee. I'm serious.

"Those who have long stoked the flames of {right-wing} populism "should not be surprised by the results." – Matthew Sheffield

"Trump's Terror Response Has Republicans Fretting Anew"

"[Trump] just blows up everything we want to do," said a senior GOP lawmaker, speaking on the condition of anonymity. "Every time you turn around, he's said something new. It's impossible for us to keep up." – Politico

After 40+ years of stoking those flames, Trump is no "aberration" of Republican conservationism.

He is "an apotheosis" of Republican conservatism.