It’s no deep, dark secret. The GOP establishment loathes Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. But if either wins the Republican nomination, will the establishment set aside its enmity to support either man? Will it do what it expected the grassroots to do for the likes of Bob Dole, John McCain, and Mitt Romney: rally to the party’s nominee, giving the party’s standard-bearer the best possible chance of victory in November? The question’s not premature. Though neither Trump nor Cruz have the nomination in the bag -- there’s the little matter of caucuses and primaries to battle through -- both have advantages at the start of the 2016 nominating contests that their opponents lack. Marco Rubio appears as the establishment’s best hope, but there’s Jeb, Kasich, and a handful of lesser candidates eating into the establishment vote. There are early troubling signs that the establishment will bolt if a candidate to their liking fails to...(Read Full Article)