[TheRealThing]

A large majority of Republicans who voted in primaries and caucuses did not vote for Donald Trump. If, by some miracle of fate, the GOP delegates replace Trump with a strong candidate and a majority of the delegates, who themselves were elected to represent large numbers of other Republicans, unite behind another candidate, then how will the "will of the people" have been thwarted?

Trump was never the choice of the majority of Republicans, let alone of "the people," and any replacement would require a majority of delegates to agree on the selection.

I believe that Trump will almost certainly be the GOP nominee, but he is not exactly "the people's choice." He is the weakest GOP presidential candidate ever running against the weakest Democratic candidate ever.

Finally you show your horns. All the negativity on your part has been to assist #NeverTrump's efforts to foment at least the appearance of insurrection sufficient enough against the presumptive Republican nominee, so as to force what you arrogantly believe is best for America. That being to see him deposed from his rightful position of presumptive nominee at the convention.