Look, Donald Trump has almost zero chance of getting the Republican nomination. Sure, there have been a few polls showing him in first place. But even if you put aside the fact that each of these polls have a large enough margin of error for several other candidates to be the real leader, you can be in first place in a field of 15 candidates with a relatively low percentage of support. That doesn't mean he will get anywhere when there are fewer alternatives divvying up the anti-Trump vote.
In other words, just because he can get about 15% of Republican primary voters to vote for him when there are so many candidates, each with their own slice of the percentage, doesn't mean he can get a majority of Republican primary voters to vote for him.
On the other hand, I'm really glad that GOP strategists are taking Trump seriously.
In other words, just because he can get about 15% of Republican primary voters to vote for him when there are so many candidates, each with their own slice of the percentage, doesn't mean he can get a majority of Republican primary voters to vote for him.
On the other hand, I'm really glad that GOP strategists are taking Trump seriously.
