And this, I believe would play right into Trump's hand, given I'm not really certain he wants the job. This way he can have his cake and eat it too. He can have a great tantrum and uproar about how he was cheated, and then go about doing what he really prefers to do; make money. The question is, will dumping Trump do more damage to the Republican party, long-term, or will keeping him as their presidential candidate be more damaging to the party, long-term. I don't even pretend to know the answer to that, though I do believe that our country will suffer if we do not have a strong Republican party as a counter balance to a strong Democrat party.

My belief is it will not.  Because the party is equally damaged, either by having a toxic buffoon lead it or by dumping him and alienating the millions who voted for him.  Either way it's lose/lose for the GOP.
Some hope the party will be saved if Hillary's indicted.  But even then, Joe Biden can step in and win.

Obviously you vastly underestimate Trump's ego. Of course he wants the most powerful job in the free world. Billionaire's are a dime a dozen these days but there are very few people that will ever be elected President. And when he leaves office he will be in an even better position to make more money.

Obviously Hillary is still the odds on favorite at about 2-5 with Trump naturally as second choice at a bit over 2-1, but then here is where it gets interesting. You can still get a bet on Bernie Sanders to win at 25/1 or Joe Biden at 40-1, very long odds of course, but odds none the less.

There are no other GOP candidates, former candidates or any one else from the right side of the aisle that the bookies are even considering "might" be on the ballot come November. In short, the bookies allow for the possibility that Hillary might out of the race before the election, but not Trump

You and Choosy are just obsessed with the idea that Trump is going to drop out someday, I bet you'll be still be claiming the same thing when he comes up for reelection (ok, maybe I am channeling quad here. lol)

Not unprecedented & a leap of faith to have Trump, the presumptive nominee do likewise in the next 6 weeks.

Do I wanna put a bet on this ? Fuck no---------LOL !

Whether that is make it to the convention or making it up through November, than there is a chance of Trump not being on the ballot in November.

Maybe the bookies should set a line on Trump not making it all the way to the GE. It seems like a lot of drooling libs seem think this is possible, but none of you want to put any money on it of course. Once again, why am I not surprised?

It talks about the GOP apparatus changing the Convention rules and freeing his delegates to support someone else.
You are hereby banned from ever telling anyone else they did not read something here carefully enough.
LMAO!

While I did state that Matt and Choosy are obsessed with the idea of Trump dropping out, NEVER did I claim that's what the article said or even implied. Go reread my post, I DARE you. lmao

Now go sit in corner with your dunce cap on until you learn to read.

You're too funny.

It's in the OP.  All the comments above yours are responding to the article.  Just as you are presumed to be responding to it in yours.  Your reference to what other posters may have said in the past is irrelevant.  People have a right to presume you're responding to the subject at hand.
Go sit in the corner.

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