“A campaign to stop Donald Trump from becoming the Republican presidential nominee has the support of nearly 400 delegates to the GOP’s convention next month, according to organizers, quickly transforming what began as an idea tossed around on social media into a force that could derail a national campaign,” the Washington Post reports.
“While organizers concede their plan could worsen internal party strife, they believe they are responding to deep-rooted concerns among conservatives about Trump, who is suffering from declining poll numbers after weeks of missteps and embarrassing headlines.”
David Drucker: “It’s an uphill battle and unlikely to succeed. There is both a lack of leadership at the top necessary to direct a convention revolt, and insufficient dissatisfaction among Republican voters at the bottom to fuel it. Also lacking: an alternative candidate.”


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