Have y'all seen the new video attacking Trump? It is FANTASTIC!

[Hortensis]

16. A biggie as usual. This time, though, we are doing somewhat better,

even if half our nation is hurting or at least lacks prosperity, and with the last GOP administration in the history books the GOP is mostly off the emotional hook for our problems. It's going to be different. At the presidential level, Trump, who's very ideologically amorphous, depending on the situation, may well claim many of our positions on economic issues as his own.

Social and legal justice issues, though, are liable to be sharply divisive, and, as that guy who built his campaign on promises to persecute Hispanics and to block Muslims from entering our nation, yoooge.

But most people look to the presidential race to define and express what they care about as a party, and that function is likely to fall to the candidates in the states. I'm wondering if The Donald's lack of strong ideology and feelings about any issue (except as it reflects on The Donald) won't at least soften some of the sharply defined partisan edge we've gotten used to on many of the usual issues.

Such as the economy and healthcare. His anti-establishment right-wing trumpers and our anti-establishment bernistas may look to different solutions, but economically they're all unhappy about the same things. He'll have a rhetorical advantage over Hillary with them because, while she's explaining the items on her economic to-do list to the vast ideologic middle, he'll be stoking their anger and promising pie in the sky.