It seems to me...

[passiveporcupine]

2. I think he may be trying to hold them hostage

For as much money as he can get.

Want to invest in America? Former Donald Trump adviser says candidate might drop out for $150M

Rebellious Republican delegates are trying to figure out how to change the convention rules so they can make a last-stand revolt against Donald Trump's presidential nomination in Cleveland next month.

They might be better off passing the hat among all their friends.

On Friday, Politico reporter Ben Schreckinger tweeted that a "former Trump adviser" speculated that a big payday would convince the presumptive GOP nominee to abandon his unusual campaign and go back to real-estate deals and reality TV.

Tweets:

Ben Schreckinger
@SchreckReports
On the phone with a former Trump adviser: "I bet if someone offered him $150 million to drop out, he would."
1:01 PM - 17 Jun 2016

Ben Schreckinger
@SchreckReports
Via email, @mcuban tells me he thinks Trump would drop out for $5 billion. Considers $150 million too paltry https://twitter.com/SchreckReports/status/743896479174172672 …
2:09 PM - 17 Jun 2016

Bill Kristol
@BillKristol
Done. Dinner in NY Monday, private room at Daniel, reservation under name of @Reince. 15 billionaires, $10m each. https://twitter.com/SchreckReports/status/743896479174172672 …

http://www.oregonlive.com/today/index.ssf/2016/06/want_to_invest_in_america_form.html#incart_river_home_pop

I don't know what's sicker. Him becoming President, or him being paid 5 Billion dollars not to.