Optimal Republican strategy: allow Trump to win, then force him to resign, leaving Pence in power.
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The interesting question is, how many Republican leaders have consciously had this strategy, and for how long?
Come to think of it, no one can have had it for that long, because even the Trump campaign expected to lose till the day of the election.
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I do not think anyone is driving the train at this point.
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what makes you think the trump campaign was expecting to lose?
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Trump would like an easy out
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Trump is stronger and has more together than haters think. By the time that they think they might be able to push him to such a
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Some GOP, e.g. Pence, were hedging their bets with this strategy long before November.
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position the media's credibility will be shot and known for what it is, and the hidden Socialist party in our government will be made
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apparent.
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I'd bet Dems would prefer a gridlocked Trump mired in scandals than a quick impeachment and then Pence!
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maybe, but no one else would've beaten Clinton
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