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  They were never real allies, just as Trump was never their ally. Every single relationship he has ever had had been transactional.
context: If he wins the nomination then they’ll fall in line almost immediately. >
  
  It's what they're programmed to do. Freewill and choice is antithetical to modern conservativism. >
  
  Gotta support the team. s/ >
  
  That's how they know they are family. >
  
  And will split the non trump vote ensuring he wins the nomination >
  
  Which would make him an under-indicted, twice-impeached, three-time loser. >
  
  And he will claim it's a collusion of some kind or conspiracy instead of taking responsibility >
  
  Can't win them all. >
  
  Here's the thing about Trump's allies. They're also duplicitous, conniving, backstabbing, self-interested monsters. When they're not stabbing at the American people, they're taking huge cuts at each other. They all - GOP all of them - suck ass. >
  
  Ever see a big bully in junior high that ruled his turf on the playground with an iron fist transfer into a high-school where tighter administration, great numbers of consciousable students and actually even bigger bullies who were sick of his shit all come together and basically smother him by taking away all of his power? This is that and I wish those tears came in a Keurig cup because I would drink it every morning. >
  
  Though they are intellectually slower than the majority of Americans, it's good to have even the slower among us come to the same sane realization. >
  
  They still want his goals. But he is personally toxic to the party.