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Donald Trump's Weaknesses

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Donald Trump, a man who many dismissed as not serious about actually running for president, this time, is now considered to be one of the front runners of the GOP. Many are changing their viewpoints and saying that Trump has a very good chance at actually winning in the primaries. Even after his controversies, Trump still maintains the lead in national polling. Although, as tempting as it is to declare that he is a top pick for the republican nomination, it’s still just too early. But it’s not even his strengths that are dominating his approval ratings though; it’s more of his opponents’ weaknesses. Trump could win the approval ratings of the people, as has happened in the past, but there is absolutely no evidence that he will win the nomination

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