At what point should the Democrats start seriously attacking Trump?

[Donald Ian Rankin]

I think it's a delicate tradeoff.

On the one hand, damage him too much too soon and you risk having to run against the far more dangerous Rubio instead.

On the other hand, it would be foolish to assume that Trump can't win - that was just what everyone said about the primary - and leave it too late before starting to attack him.

Ideally, I'd like to see him clinch the Republican nomination as soon as possible. Once he's taken care of Rubio the Democrats can safely start giving him both barrels.

[imanamerican63]

1. That is the Trump million dollar question?

Trump is upsetting the apple cart now! I think they should wait and se who they are facing in General Elections?

[1StrongBlackMan]

2. s soon as we finish savaging ourselves ...

and many here would be pleased as punch if that continued through the Democratic convention ... regardless of what the delegate count and popular vote looks like.

[Bucky]

3. asap. Don't wait for the convention. Hit him now

3 reasons...
one, you don't need to wait for their nomination to attack. It builds our side, it whittles down theirs.

two, Trump is dangerous. If there's even a snowball's chance of him losing the nomination, it's better for America

three, Trump is a stronger candidate in November than Cruz or Rubio. Clinton will do better and might even have coat tails if we win big. Trump can beat Clinton. I doubt either of the two dumbest senators in history can stand up to her.

[TheCowsCameHome]

4. Let him be.

He'll do it to himself, in due time.

[beachbumbob]

5. I'd say keep letting the rope out.

Trump is tying himself up in knots pretty darn good all by himself...

[mercuryblues]

6. Sit back

and watch the republicons do it to him. Please proceed, Governor.

[lame54]

7. when he's done doing Gods work...

Destroying the republican party

[Cobalt Violet]

8. Bernie just did in his speech in MA a few minutes ago.

It was great!

Love Trumps Hate!

[Wounded Bear]

9. Maybe a few side innuendos...

like Bernie did above. But I wouldn't go all out yet.

And I'm not that afraid of Rubio. No R has yet to gather in half of the Repub vote. That's about 20% of the general electorate or less.

[WestSeattle2]

10. I think we'll have a better idea of where he's going after tomorrow night. That will provide

direction to Democrats as far as taking him down. We need Ohio and Michigan to win the White House, so how blue collar Dems in Mass vote tomorrow, will be telling. I have heard many blue collar Democrat co-workers express support for Trump - and that's in Seattle. They would support Bernie, but not Hillary.

I've advised them that before they vote for Trump, they should ask him what his policy would be on long term unemployment benefits. Most Republicans view unemployment benefits as encouraging the unemployed to stay home and not look for work. If the economy tanks again, will their unemployment benefits end after 26 weeks? That's a problem when it takes 12-18 months to land a new job - if you land one at all.