> He's got more support and more money than most of the jokers on the Republican side who are getting respectful treatment from their party and the press. This

> He's got more support and more money than most of the jokers on the Republican side who are getting respectful treatment from their party and the press. This doesn't mean much in itself. He's one of three candidates, compared to ~15 Republican candidates. It's almost mathematically certain that two of the three Democratic candidates will have more support that 'most of' the Republicans, regardless of their ideology. It would be meaningful if he didn't have that level of support, given that there are only two other choices (and that practically nobody has even heard of one of the other two).