As I write this, Donald Trump is launching a full frontal Twitter attack on fellow Republican and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
Trump is pulling away from the party that he heads and has gone full-tilt boogie on the warpath against the very people who he'd need in his corner if he's in the White House.
Yesterday, Trump's campaign rallies were flashbacks to the early primary: unscripted and nasty, and aimed at anyone--regardless of party--who wasn't with him. And that number is growing by the thousands literally by the minute.
Trump has pivoted once again. He's now saying that the "shackles are now off of him," and he's opened up a second front in the election--this one against his own party.
He's come to the realization that he can't win the White House, and he's circling his wagons. He's solidifying his looney-tune base for his nefarious future plans.
Trump is totally off the rails, which seemed to be triggered by his odd debate performance.
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| Did you ever have one of those mornings? This is how a lot of folks are feeling in Trump Tower today. |
At least, thanks for doing that.
But as much as I've disliked where the Republican party has been heading for decades, I hate to see it brought down this way--by a clown.
Okay, I admit I'm kind of gloating inside.
If Trump keeps this up, Hillary Clinton could waltz into the Oval Office with both houses of congress in her pocket. And there's no reason to believe he'll come back into the Republican fold before Election Day.
This could all be very good for the Democratic agenda, which I happen to support, even if I've got to put up with four years of Hillary.
One thing that's also pretty obvious by now is that none of the third-party candidates will be a factor in the race. Their presence will not even cause a blip in the results.
This is an easy prediction. Barring any major catastrophe or death of either candidate, Hillary Clinton will be our next President.
Let's make sure she's gone in 2021. #H4andOUT!
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