What's jarring about the Trump campaign is not just the violent clashes at his campaign events, but the messenger himself. Donald Trump is a billionaire whose message is what? That there aren't more people like him? Or that others should learn how to take advantage of the system like he has done? The problem with Trump's candidacy, compared to the other candidates in both parties, is that he has no core values he will defend as reasons he is running to be the President. He says he is he will negotiate better deals, that all of these politicians are ineffective and corrupt, and he knows "the system" better than anyone else. But isn't the system the problem, by his own admission, while he also benefited from it because his wealth gave him special access to those politicians? Trump's campaign is a mirage of nonsense, a circus fun-house mirror -- it's an illusion within a delusion. But it will all end when he loses in the primary or in the general election. He will never become President.