PHOTO: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, both strongly favored to win party nominations for the US Presidency
With Donald Trump’s continued success in the Republican contests for the nomination, attention of British outlets on Wednesday turned to whether there will be a President Trump in the US in November.
Even though the final contest is eight months away, I threw cold water on that scenario, comparing a fragmented Republican Party and its desperate establishment — not to mention an antagonistic candidate unlikely to put together a majority of voters — with a Democratic Party united behind Hillary Clinton.
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One of the discussions, with BBC Radio Foyle:
I am probably going to go down this morning to the bookie’s and bet everything except my children on a Clinton victory — and I may even wager them as well….
Trump may surprise me. He may become, all of a sudden, the lovable, cuddly, unifying Donald Trump.
But I really doubt it.