G.O.P. from prudent stewardship economy to Chamber of Commerce nightmare

"G.O.P. seeks a subdued Trump" is an indication of the party's end because there is no changing him. This week's primary victory teleprompter speech was so flat that there is no chance of his continuing in that manner only to lose the interest of his marginalized base.  On other hand there is no getting rid of him by denying him the nomination and further sever their populist base, what ever that may be. It was thought to be conservative evangelicals but that was proved wrong by Ted Cruz's biblical Southern campaign which thoroughly lost to Trump, the devil incarnate.  The Republican Party is in danger of going the way of the Whig party as the Libertarian Party with two former Republican governors, re-elected with big majorities on their second terms that reaffirmed their prudent taxing, spending and budgeting stewardship of their state's economy without moralizing on personal liberties, who will establish a sensible center right alternative. In a different time Libertarian's Vice Presidential  nominee former Governor William Weld of Massachusetts would have been enthusiastically nominated Republican candidate for President but for the fact that he was run out of the party by North Carolina's Rush Limbaugh of the sixties and later Senator, Jesse Helms, who objected to Weld's pro choice and tolerant LGBT policy. It was Weld's being turned down as ambassador to further develop his Presidential credentials when the G.O.P. turned away from the being the party of business and prudent stewardship of the economy to the authoritarian personally intrusive and Chamber of Commerce nightmare that it currently is.