Maybe Kasich. But there's lots of file footage of him acting like a loon.

Personally, I think Trump is an actual Fascist. So he's the most extreme.

If Hillary keeps her focus, she can be the first Democrat to score a genuine landslide since LBJ.  

And, that's why, IMO, the Media's blackout regarding informing the public about his incredibly, incompetent history as a "Dealmaker," and/or, "Businessman," borders on treason. (Please excuse the hyperbole, but, I can't think of a better term to express such an outrage.)

I believe, once Trump's "box office" appeal became obvious,  and, the ratings started going through the roof whenever he appeared on TV, the word went out from the Brass to their anchors/hosts, "This guy's a money-machine for us, so, whatever you do, let's keep him in the public eye for as long as possible and let's milk this thing for as long as we can, or, at least until the American public catches on to what a fraud he's perpetrating on them. Until then, let the good times roll, Ka-Ching!"

And, from then on, you couldn't turn on your TV, from "Morning Joe," to "The 11 O'clock News," and not have Trump's mug yukking it up with his adoring  hosts, and their "hard hitting," puff ball, kid glove, questions. Yeah, Trump (with his treatment of Megyn Kelly) trained all these dedicated "Woodward/Bernstein Journalists" how he expected them to act if they wanted to get in on the gravy train he provided.

And, like a good little gaggle of obedient, trained seals, they surrendered their dignity, discarded their duty, succumbed to amnesia regarding The Fourth Estate Giants that preceded them, and, obediently squatted at Donald's feet, squealing for more sardines.
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Yet he did. He sold hope and change.

Guess what Trump is doing? Hope and change Release 2.0.

Now, what will Hillary be doing??

Bush's numbers didn't move, and the lack of enthusiasm for his candidacy was best reflected in a town hall ahead of the New Hampshire primary when he was forced, after hitting some of his key lines, to ask of his audience: "Please clap."

Ding, dong, the dynasty is dead: so long to Jeb Bush and the family legacy, genteel political malfeasance and mass death.

Blaming Jeb's failure on [Trump] devalues just how badly Bush could've simply screwed his campaign up on his own. Trump was the accelerant, but Bush had to fumble and drop a lit cigarette into his pants cuff before the Trump-branded gasoline could do its work.

On Jeb Bush, they made him look like the science teacher who told lame jokes and coached the high school quiz bowl team in his spare time. Everyone around him must have told him so. And yet he bravely donned them, proudly out of fashion, a defiant gesture against the modern political age. When they went--Jeb wore contacts for the first time in his life last week--it made things even sadder somehow. In a last gesture of futility, he had jettisoned the last thing that was still him."

Most of the other mistakes devolve from that one.

The Republican party has to believe they made a mistake this year. That probably means them nominating Trump. And him losing badly in the general. It would probably help if Mr. Roboto glitches again. Disqualifying himself for the future.

Then he has to get some more political creds on his resume. I believe the other senate seat in Florida is open in '18.

Why would he do this?

A potent Bush family revenge scenario: Keeping Hillary to one term. As Bill kept Papa Bush to one term.

The other man, of course, has very peculiar hair.

......Mr. Rubio's consolidation of establishment support isn't a testament to his good sense.  In fact, it's almost the opposite; a reward for his willingness to echo party orthodoxy even, or perhaps especially, when it's nonsense.  

Scott, you and Obama own the last 8 years. The bad economy, the collapsed foreign policy...'

I recall that we invaded Iraq to the tune of $2T, and the economy collapsed on the Bush watch.  Something happened on 9/11, a month after Bush was warned specifically, and nine months after Bush was warned by the Clinton staff that he should make al Qaeda his highest priority.