The question is, if Mr. Trump adjusts his behavior over the next several weeks, will some of those establishment names come join his anti-establishment band? “He did a very good job,” Mr. Ross said after the speech. Last week he issued a blistering statement about Mr. Trump while throwing his weight behind Mrs. Clinton. Then again, Mr. Trump has made a virtue of his lack of traditional support, depicting himself as an anti-establishment candidate willing to make difficult choices. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyCliff Asness, the billionaire founder of AQR, an investment management firm, has historically supported Republicans, but called Mr. Trump “a disaster for the G.O.P.

Source: New York Times August 08, 2016 23:53 UTC