So I've postulated that Trump will negatively impact the eventual nominee even assuming he doesn't win.
Some on here have disputed that idea...once Trump is out, it won't affect the eventual nominee's chances with Hispanics or other groups.
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/08/insiders-to-trump-enough-already-121586.html#ixzz3jSheSGqp
"Trump’s plan calls for an end to policy that guarantees citizenship for children born in the United States to illegal immigrants. That’s one of several controversial provisions under Trump’s plan, which is particularly galling to New Hampshire GOP insiders — 85 percent of whom said the real estate mogul and current GOP front-runner’s immigration plan was harmful to the party.
Nearly two-thirds of Iowa Republicans said the same.
“He’s solidly put an anchor around the neck of our party, and we’ll sink because of it,” an Iowa Republican said of Trump."
A Granite State Republican said it was “harmful to the party, the brand and the future of our country. What’s disappointing is the speed in which other candidates follow his lead. He’s forced that to be standard operation.”
So that's republican insiders who apparently agree with me.
There's some concern among Democrats about Hillary's email but the majority appear to think as I do as well:
“Not ONE person asked Sec. Clinton about this on her last N.H. trip,” a Granite State Democrat said. “People are paying attention. They just don’t care. The average voter will care if she broke the law, but they don’t care about endless pointless hand-wringing.”
Some on here have disputed that idea...once Trump is out, it won't affect the eventual nominee's chances with Hispanics or other groups.
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/08/insiders-to-trump-enough-already-121586.html#ixzz3jSheSGqp
"Trump’s plan calls for an end to policy that guarantees citizenship for children born in the United States to illegal immigrants. That’s one of several controversial provisions under Trump’s plan, which is particularly galling to New Hampshire GOP insiders — 85 percent of whom said the real estate mogul and current GOP front-runner’s immigration plan was harmful to the party.
Nearly two-thirds of Iowa Republicans said the same.
“He’s solidly put an anchor around the neck of our party, and we’ll sink because of it,” an Iowa Republican said of Trump."
A Granite State Republican said it was “harmful to the party, the brand and the future of our country. What’s disappointing is the speed in which other candidates follow his lead. He’s forced that to be standard operation.”
So that's republican insiders who apparently agree with me.
There's some concern among Democrats about Hillary's email but the majority appear to think as I do as well:
“Not ONE person asked Sec. Clinton about this on her last N.H. trip,” a Granite State Democrat said. “People are paying attention. They just don’t care. The average voter will care if she broke the law, but they don’t care about endless pointless hand-wringing.”
