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Republican leaders should worry about themselves, not Trump
By Newt Gingrich (original source The Washington Times)
“The latest polls showing Donald Trump with his biggest lead yet — 38 percent in the new Washington Post-ABC poll — have Republican leaders fussing about what the party will do if “The Donald” becomes their nominee. Two of the next most popular candidates, Ted Cruz at 15 percent and Ben Carson at 12 percent, don’t give them much comfort, either.
Instead of worrying about what they’re going to do about Mr. Trump, or about what they consider an only slightly less nightmarish scenario, Mr. Cruz or Mr. Carson, the Republican establishment needs to start worrying what they’re going to do about themselves.”
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