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As I see this, this election will be an abrupt change for Americans, either for a dismal future or a renewal of our great past. Night and day difference. Democrats had no other viable candidate to run and they are lucky Hillary was still hanging on. The Republicans finally have a pro America and pro Americans candidate who is a born gladiator and who will fight to the end for us. I am not at all dispirited and discouraged by what the democrats are doing as it has always been thus for them. Lie, cheat, steal. Replay endlessly. Donald Trump has already won so much for us by exposing the perfidious nature of the RINOS who have been outed as being Hillary supporters. Meaning that they have been democrats all along. A legitimate Republican party will come of this election or it will be at best a weak and impotent opposition to the ruling communist party.

Remember the theme 4 weeks is an eternity in politics? For some reason we are not hearing that mantra this election.

Anyone who thinks they know who is leading is a fool. There is plenty of evidence that Trump has the momentum.

I agree with you. Based on what you said, in a sense, we’ve already won the election. Trump has exposed the media/press as to how bad and biased they are and that conservatives from now on will realize its duplicity.

Trump also exposed Democrats and the media, pointing out how they support Hillary as a real, provable criminal without care.

Trump has shown the media and Democrats will do and say anything to win, in total disregard to any truth or ethics.

If Trump wins in November, he will change both the federal government and the Republican Party forever. If Trump loses, he will have still changed the Republican Party in ways we would never have been able to do in years past.

Past and current NeverTrump politicians like Romney have cemented their place in history and will never be trusted again as Republicans. Pundits like George Will and Eric Erickson will never regain any respect from real conservative Republicans.