Here’s the new line from Donald Trump’s cheerleaders in the conservative media: A refusal to support Trump is a de facto endorsement of Hillary Clinton. It’s an argument they’re making out of necessity, not conviction, trying to use peer pressure to achieve the unanimity their previous exhortations failed to produce.

First, they asked us to believe Trump was a conservative. But that argument couldn’t survive a cursory look at his background, and it falls apart further with nearly every policy pronouncement Trump makes. Then they said he was antiestablishment. But Trump financed the establishment of both parties for years and is now telling anyone who will listen that he intends to go establishment once he gets the

Here’s the new line from Donald Trump’s cheerleaders in the conservative media: A refusal to support Trump is a de facto endorsement of Hillary Clinton. It’s an argument they’re making out of necessity, not conviction, trying to use peer pressure to achieve the unanimity their previous exhortations failed to produce.