(CNN) It's over. Donald Trump is the Republican nominee. He just added Nevada to the growing list of caucus primary wins, and while he needs more delegates to clinch it, who the heck can stop him now? He is leading in national polls and in many state polls; he's succeeded in upending rivals such as Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Ben Carson; and there's no one in sight who can stop him. The only question is when will the GOP embrace him? The answer: no time soon. The establishment doesn't like him because it can't control him. Yet he's the only conservative candidate who stands a chance against Hillary Clinton. The polls may reflect Marco Rubio doing well as a conservative uniter, but no one will hammer Clinton's biggest weakness better than Trump, and that's Clinton fatigue.The GOP establishment has been wrong at every turn, and Donald Trump has been right, says Mel RobbinsThe only thing that's shocking about all this is that while Trump is always on the attack, no one has made a direct hit back, she saysHe still has to amass delegates, but he's leading in the polls, and he's upended Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Ben Carson
Neither one of them can beat Clinton, or _ for that matter. It's time for the _ establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.