[usconservative]

To a very large degree, this article IMO hits the nail squarely on the head. The part that really makes me steam sometimes is the perception of Trump supporters that the liberal lamestream media lays out:

The Republican frontrunner's supporters are often portrayed as undereducated, underearning whites.

I have a double bachelors degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS) and Business Administration. I am far from what would be considered "underearning" and according to the IRS Tax tables and Kiplingers, I'm in the top 7% of all wage earners.

In the circle of people I know, the overwhelming majority are either Trump or Cruz, so there's a heavy, distinct anti GOP-E sentiment in my circle of influence. That won't bode well for the GOP if they steal the nomination away from both the front runners, especially Trump.

[cba123]

I agree with you 100%.

I have a similar degree, and worked for 20 years at a major global information company. I am STRONGLY for Trump.

Not so excited about Cruz. In my opinion he is simply more of the same, selling us out to the very same people, who everyone else has been selling us out for the entire last generation.

Trump gets it. Trump is the only one who gets it. That is why EVERYONE is against him.

Except the voters. They are very much for Trump.