When This Blows Over

@KS1... Yes, no doubt. But clearly, he does not have a
loving relationship with the Republican party. It's
downright adversarial if you ask me. The elites don't want
him to win. They've said that much already. Neither side
wants him to win. That's why I like him. It forces him to
the middle. Odd man out. He had to team with one side
or the other to have a chance. Obviously, a man like
Trump with business interests throughout the globe is going
to lean right. I'm a right leaning independent myself.
The issue is not whether the Republican Party
will nominate Trump or whether Clinton will
win the general election. The issue is what
conservatives will do after Clinton is
inaugurated. Pollsters and sociologists have
opined that Trump supporters and the rest of
those who oppose big government have their
backs to their economic wall.
If the analyses are correct, how far can those
who cling to their guns, religion and their
threadbare bank accounts be ignored before
they . . . do what?