TRUMP'S PARTY, GOP ENDORSES CLINTON

Openly, dozens of the Republican Party members have lost faith in Trump’s ability to serve as a suitable fit for president.
The GOP did not endorse Clinton, but they insinuated that Trump lacks total presidential charisma, candor and so many oval office qualities.
Republicans who served top roles in George W. Bush’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Transportation (DOT) came out against Trump in a open letter.

“We believe in effective government, a society of hope and optimism balanced with realism, and a politics of civility and honesty. None of these values are present in Donald Trump’s campaign….

“From our experience in government and politics, we believe that his appeals to racial and religious differences, his unfounded charges and personal attacks against those with whom he disagrees, and his broad and repeated misuse of facts and data have damaged the future of our party and have undermined his ability to govern effectively, should he be elected,”

Not just did they black paint Trump, a majority of them defected. The defect has already been optimized by Clinton to push voters away from the GOP candidate.

In the open letter, 50 foreign policy experts who served in GOP administrations opposed Trump.