Never have the American people deliberately elected a President they
thought beforehand was unsuited for the office. Only a perverse
electorate would do so, but the nation will commit this epic blunder if
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton face each other in November.
A June 29 Quinnipiac University poll revealed the public apprehension
about the apparent nominees: 58% of the respondents do not expect Mr.
Trump to be a good president. 53% do not expect Ms. Clinton to be. And
the race is now a dead heat: although the poll shows Ms.Clinton with a
42%-40% apparent advantage, the margin of error was 2.4%. Too close to
call.
-- Richard W. Behan, "Dump Trump, Dump Clinton: Look To The Conventions" (COUNTERPUNCH).