I hijacked your comment and added to it.....my 'added words', not yours:
What I like about Trump is that he'll piss on both parties, repeatedly.
Trump won't be concerned about the future of a political party, only the future of America. He's a CEO. A businessman. He wants jobs, profits, wealth and prosperity. Bernie wants to give all that away in some sort of socialistic wet dream and then simultaneously raise your taxes. Hillary wants to sell it all off - discretely - gathering up all the top secret, confidential data she can find and then make it available on illegal, private, unsecured servers to the highest bidding foreign national who makes donations to her tax free Clinton Foundation.
Trump doesn't give a shit about the Republican Party.
Trump doesn't give a shit about the Democratic Party.
Trump doesn't give a shit about the feelings of illegal immigrants.
Trump doesn't give a shit about the Middle East unless it's a place where ISIS has a strong hold and then he says "lets take their oil."
Trump doesn't give a shit unless it's America doing things that are good for America.
He's a Nationalist.
Sure, he needs to tone down the rhetoric (he called Ted Cruz an 'anchor baby' today -- that had me laughing - and Megan Kelly a bimbo - yet again) but the man's ego will be focused on keeping his poll numbers high with American people, not with pleasing Karl Rove and the Republican establishment.
Yesterdays debate was the latest and greatest example. Fox News planned another ambush, he sniffed it out and then told them to piss-off. Immediately their advertising slots tanked from selling at $700k down to $150k. Do you think Fox noticed that? Just another example of how he's telling the blood-blood establishment to 'shove it, I ain't playing your game.'
On top of all of this, the area I respect Trump the most and see as his greatest strength is that he's not afraid to fill the room with people smarter than himself and will subsequently listen to what they say.
I'll leave you with this quote from Former Secretary of Defense Bob Gates who served under Obama: “You know, the president is quoted as having said at one point to his staff, ‘I can do every one of your jobs better than you can,'” Gates told Joe Scarborough, host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, on Tuesday.