Tony Fratto: Is it likely that a significant number of moderate Republicans will vote Democratic if Trump is the GOP's nominee?
Is it likely that a significant number of moderate Republicans will vote Democratic if Trump is the GOP's nominee?
Anti-Trump Republicans: If Trump becomes the Republican nominee for president, would you then support him completely, or would you switch to Democrat? To what degree will the 2016 Republican Platform influence the Trump campaign? How many democrats voted for Trump? Are Democrats aware that roughly half of American voters with college degrees voted for Trump? Hypothetically, how would the Republicans have reacted, if Trump would have been the Democratic nominee? Wouldn't they have had a blast? How will the Democrats beat President Trump in 2020 or 2024? If Donald Trump was a democrat but retained all of his current stances, would his voters still support him? Will the GOP ever become moderate again? Is there any evidence that democrats or independents voted in the republican primaries? Five weeks from election, can Trump be dismissed as the Republican candidate? If so, is there any credible Republican challenger to Clinton? If the Democrats win the White House in 2016, how likely are Republicans to refuse to vote on Supreme Court Nominees until 2020? Which republican could you vote for? Since Trump won the election on December 19th is it highly likely the House of Representatives will challenge votes? Which Democratic American president do most Republicans respect (and vice-versa)? How many votes did Republicans in the US House of Representatives as a group receive in 2016 as compared to their Democratic counterparts? As a Republican, I'd vote for a Democrat if? Now that Donald Trump is the president what are the chances of the democrats taking back the senate and the house in 2018? Does the electoral college have to vote for Donald Trump? If Trump dropped out of the race for POTUS, who would the republican party rush in for the nominee? Are the Democrats likely to win the Senate in 2016? Is it likely that the democrats will win the senate in November 2016? If Donald Trump chooses to drop out of the 2016 presidential race, who would the Republicans choose as their candidate, and why? Would an election between Clinton and Trump see a rise in the polls for Libertarian Gary Johnson? Do you think republican members of the electoral college will go against tradition and refuse to vote for Trump in December 2016? If Trump wins the nomination, what'll be the ultimate stance of GOP leaders (e.g., Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell) toward Trump? Are most the of American 1% Republican? Is the Clinton campaign's recent strategy of saying a third party vote is a vote for Trump likely to sway millennial voters? Is this strategy wise? Are both political parties in America right wing, but the republicans are just more right wing? If both Republicans and Democrats are right wing parties, which parties in the US (not of a negligible size) are actually in the center or are left wing? Can the Republican Party win the 2016 Presidential election?