Nothing sacred to Trump

washington - Is there a brake on Donald Trump? The real estate tycoon has won the Republican race and now opens the hunt for Hillary Clinton. It is expected that Trump milder- presidential- show will catch on, but his street fighting, unpredictability and cunning make him a candidate who is almost nobody to address.

Political analyst CNN Van Jones, a fervent supporter of the Democrats, is clear. 'I hope that Clinton will go to sleep after the victory of Trump with confidence. For all the polls indicate that Clinton a one-on-one battle currently wins easily against Trump, this race is far from over. Trump can go either way. He is consistently underestimated since its announcement. But it is a formidable candidate with a large following and are willing to go as far as it is needed, '' the election expert concludes.

Jones suggests among other things that made the 69-year-old real estate magnate from the cabinet to eliminate his closest opponent Ted Cruz. The personal insults about the appearance of Heidi, the wife of the deeply conservative Texan, was out of the air and Cruz got himself Trump labeled lyin 'Ted printed. On the day of the crucial primaries in Indiana accused Trump even the father of Cruz their contacts to have had with Lee Harvey Oswald, the assassin of President Kennedy.