'Loathing the nominee'

To many, Hillary Clinton is like the slow, deliberate, yet steady tortoise in a race against the speedy "hair." One thing that Clinton might bank on is that many Republicans will not vote for their nominee. They won't show up, or if they do, they simply won't push the button for the GOP candidate. Some will vote for Hillary Clinton. The crossovers and no- votes will dampen the effect of people tossing their votes away to third-party candidates that have proven to be most unknowledgeable and even more, unfit.

The loathing barometer will likely increase between now and the welcomed end to this election cycle. Why? Because Donald Trump will follow his propensity to self-destruct by doing what he does, inciting and inflaming while undermining his credibility as a world leader.

"Republican friendships shatter over Trump 

By Jonathan Swan - 09/19/16 06:00 AM EDT 

The fallout was brutal.  

Christie got publicly trashed by the GOP establishment. His endorsement was called “disgusting” by former George W. Bush aide Tony Fratto. Former Mitt Romney adviser Ryan Williams accused Christie of “kissing Donald Trump’s boots.”  

The governor was excoriated in a public letter by his former finance co-chair Meg Whitman, who now supports Hillary Clinton, and ridiculed on Twitter for alleged indignities including fetching Trump’s McDonald’s order. (Christie disputes the McDonald’s story.)  

“There aren’t a lot of people with the courage to go up to his face,” DuHaime said of the attacks on Christie. “A lot of the vitriol has come from people who are extraordinarily brave on Twitter.”  

Outside the professional political class, however, Christie gets treated warmly, according to DuHaime.   

That contrast between Beltway iciness and a warm reception in ‘real America’ is an experience commonly described by Trump-backers in the party." 

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/296331-republican-friendships-shatter-over-trump

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