@Lash,
Lash wrote:
One thing I haven't found. What "betrayal" are Republicans so mad about that they are anti-establishment? I haven't run across that. Are they Tea Party people? Anti-Tea party people?
I can't put a bead on the source of their "betrayal" cited in exit polls.
Your reported comments from overhead conversations mention that voters consider Republican politicians "not being conservative enough." I wonder what, specifically, they're talking about.
If you see specific complaints, I'd appreciate a heads up, bruh.
Yesterday I had a conversation on facebook with a sister, who is Republican, but who wants to support somebody other than Trump. At first, she started out defending him. Now, she wants Rubio. She, to me, is a pretty typical Republican. Doesn't work at her age, no TV, listens to conservative radio. She watches Republican debates with great interest, but only knows what the radio talk shows tell her about the candidates. She told me one thing she likes about Rubio, he said he will defend Social Security. I told her how he wants to divert SS money into private accounts, which is a minus, particularly if the economy crashes, and she realized he might not be so great, but was back to supporting him a few minutes later. She said she tuned in the Democrat debates at first, but turned them off, because, "too boring." All they did was discuss issues. No fireworks. She questioned me about Sanders, but didn't really care about it. All she knows right now is, she does not want to vote for Clinton or Trump.